Retirement is an Obsolete Construct Our grandparents looked forward to retirement. That’s because they had more that Social Security. They had pensions. Remember that three legged stool that would fund retirement experts always mentioned? The retirement stool...
January is one of the biggest months for starting a new job. That’s why I advise career coaching clients to actively work their job searches through December including the week between Christmas and New Year’s. Recruiters will be working critical jobs and...
Incurring job search expenses and want to know if they are tax deductible? Here’s what the government wants you to consider. Same Occupation. Your expenses must be for a job search in your current line of work. You can’t deduct expenses for a job search in a...
Don’t wait until you need a job to update your phone and download your mission critical mobile apps for job search. They are your tools for managing a continuous job search, which is the new normal. Mobile versions for all job search sites that offer QuickApply...
Many job seekers think they should take the summer off. They shouldn’t. Yes, it’s true that July is a slow month for getting a job offer. However, if you are actively seeking a job you should consider working very hard to submit quality applications...
I’m amazed when job search experts continue to tell job seekers to send snail mail thank you notes. Why? Maybe it’s some misguided attempt to tell job seekers to show they care. As though paper and a stamp are more tangible than a quick, thank you...
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