If you are an established university lecturer looking to apply for administrative leadership roles within academia or in the industry, you need to reflect on your skill set and identify [...]

Some of the documents in your career portfolio are self-evident: your resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn profile. You probably tweak your resume as necessary and write cover letters from [...]

If you are in the early stages of your research in art history, learning about the editorial and publishing process can help you take your publication through the necessary steps faster and save [...]

Your resume does not provide enough space for some crucial career details and trust factor features that can be easily included on LinkedIn. With over 700 million members, LinkedIn is often [...]

Congratulations! You have navigated your job search expertly and landed an interview. Perhaps you are targeting remote jobs or you may be adjusting to going remote because of the pandemic in [...]

Unemployment, particularly when not related to your performance, can be destabilizing. A layoff is best weathered if you have a plan to mitigate its impact even before it happens. Let’s review [...]

Recommendations from past employers or clients are a great way to support your credentials with evidence. Recruiters and hiring managers routinely cross-check candidates’ resumes with their [...]

Interview as a business partner, not a job seeker. Network as a subject matter expert, not a job seeker. If you have not networked regularly recently or feel unsure about where to start, let’s [...]

Recent US research suggests that an online job posting receives on average 250 applications, and the job search duration can range between 4 to 8 months. Job search and preparation are certainly [...]

Government applications often require you to fill out a specific questionnaire. To make sure your application meets the requirements, follow the instructions and format very carefully, aligning [...]