Resumes & References

Finding A Career Coach

Now that it’s Fall, you may be turning more attention to your career. Is it moving along in a way that’s satisfying to you and on the road to success, or are you concerned about the direction it’s taking? Maybe … Continue reading →

Tax Deductions for Job Hunting?

Can you claim tax deductions for job search expenses, including job and career coaching? Yes, you may be able to, if you follow key IRS guidelines and keep meticulous records of your job hunting expenses. Many of my clients are … Continue reading →

How Do I Get My Resume Read by Prospective Employers?

One of the common questions people ask is how to get their resume into shape so they can post it or use it in various networking situations.  They are especially stressed because they have heard that the majority of employers … Continue reading →

How to Get Job References

If you’re looking for a job, you will need to have references to give a prospective employer.  Many employers will ask for them in the first interview, but sometimes you’ll be surprised if they don’t.  That might mean that they’re not … Continue reading →

Tips for Working with Human Resources (HR)

Unless clients are looking for a position in Human Resources (HR), career coaches often advise them to bypass HR and directly contact the hiring manager in the department where they want to land a job.  Very good advice, most of … Continue reading →