HR.com’s David Creelman compiled some helpful observations from HR managers on how they read resumes. While HR people may look at resumes slightly differently from the way hiring…
Last week, one of my clients asked me this question: How do you get courage? How do you get courage, anyway? Are you born with it? Is it in your DNA? Does a teacher teach it? Do you acquire…
While the job market remains tight for thousands and thousands of Americans, it does not mean there are not jobs out there to be had. One industry that can be appealing for many workers is…
By Melissa J. Anderson (New York City) According to new research, IPO firms with male CEOs get the advantage with investors, compared to those with female CEOs. This news probably comes as…
By Marissa Brassfield, PayScale.com Harvard professor Michael Norton and his Ivy League colleagues may have stumbled on the secret to boosting productivity and improving employee…
See a photo of Kimberly, her bio, Part 1 of this Q&A, and Part 2. Q&A with Kimberly Burnham, Question 3: Q: You said in an interview, “As I write my stories, I see my life…
Hello folks, I wrote an article inspired by the recent events surrounding the former Yahoo CEO who had to resign because he lied on his resume. How embarrassing for him and Yahoo. With…
It’s a phrase used by many motivational speakers, business coaches, religious leaders and others: The comfort zone is the danger zone! It may seem like a catchy phrase, but the fact…
Contributed by The Runaway MBA I have a wingman not at the bar, but in my job search. At first it started casually. We would compare with whom we were meeting, when we met, and what we…