by Sarah Andrus | Jun 11, 2017 | Blog, Career, Change, Job Search, Work |
If you’re like me, for the last several weeks you’ve been itching for SUMMER. The long weekends, the vacation time with friends and family. Maybe you’ll find time to read that list of books you’ve been compiling, or do that project that you keep putting off. Maybe...
by Sarah Andrus | Jun 26, 2016 | Blog |
FOUR STEPS TO PREP FOR A JOB INTERVIEW So, you’ve gotten an interview – CONGRATULATIONS! That’s not an easy thing to do. It means your cover letter and resume did their jobs, and it means someone already believes you meet the basic qualifications for the job. How...
by Sarah Andrus | Jun 6, 2016 | Blog, Career, Conflict Resolution, Interviews, Job Search, Work |
Are there some job interview questions that get your heart racing and the butterflies flying? You’re preparing for an interview and rather than focusing on how you will answer the questions you are confident about, you can’t stop worrying about that one question…...
by Sarah Andrus | May 19, 2016 | Blog |
Have you ever heard the expression, “Well, you can’t have everything…” I hear it again and again, and it makes me a little sad. Sure, I know I can’t have everything. Most mature people know that sometimes compromises have to be made....
by Sarah Andrus | Feb 2, 2016 | Blog, Career, Change, Job Search, Work |
I was laid off in January 2014. It was a devastating assault on my sense of self and how I believed I contributed to the world. Did I take it personally? You bet I did. How could I not? How could you not? I’ve met numerous people since then that have found themselves...
by Sarah Andrus | Nov 5, 2015 | Blog, Career, Interviews, Job Research, Job Search, Planning, Professionalism, Work |
What does that really mean – and why do people it? Good questions. What “do your research” means, at least when it comes to a job search, is to find out everything you can about a prospective employer. People who’ve been there are giving you’re a heads up because...
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