Tuesday, May 19, 2020
A Big Video Announcement From Anna About Her New Book
A Big Video Announcement From Anna About Her New Book I put together a video for you with an announcement about my book launch next week! **Remember to come back here on our official launch day, MONDAY, to see how you can receive over $250 of bonus materials that go along with the book! Some of the bonus materials that I think you are going to love are the book club kit so that you can go through the book with your co-workers and friends, productivity and time management guides, a live Classy Career Girl Book Club Virtual Party with me AND the 6th chapter of my book that includes everything that didnât fit in the final, published version.*** See you Monday! -Anna
Saturday, May 16, 2020
When Writing a Resume Do You Need to Put in Lots of Effort Or Save It For Your Interview?
When Writing a Resume Do You Need to Put in Lots of Effort Or Save It For Your Interview?When writing a resume, what's the best way to do it? Do you need to put a lot of effort into it? Or should you save that effort for your interview?In this article I'm going to talk about how I write my resumes and see whether it is better to put a lot of effort into them or simply put in 100 words. And if you're not a good writer do you still want to try?The only way to find out is to actually be a good writer yourself. Writing resumes is not easy and requires a lot of skill and also lots of practice. However, a lot of people still write poor resumes, and this might be because they lack the skills. It may also be because they don't know where to start and are therefore discouraged.If you think you're a good writer, then you can continue on with the skill. If you think you need some help, you can always take classes or ask someone else to help you. However, it is still highly recommended that you put in as much effort as you can and learn how to use templates.If you get discouraged and give up, there's always the alternative of hiring a professional to proofread your resume and make sure you're putting the right information in. This is also a good way to find out if you can't write your own resume. If you have a professional proofreader proofreading your resume it will show a clear difference in your resume.If you have the ability to hire a professional, then make sure you choose a company that is affordable but still offers the best possible price. And don't forget that you can also find the best deals on websites that offer online editing services.And finally, if you're looking for a really good resume writer I highly recommend that you find someone that will help you design your own resume and see if you're a good writer. You can even hire a freelance writer who will be willing to design your resume for a reasonable price. And remember that hiring a professional to edit y our resume is highly recommended as well.So, when writing a resume do you need to put in lots of effort or do you simply want to save it for your interview? You can choose to do it yourself or hire a professional.
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
Interview in Slovakian - The Chief Happiness Officer Blog
Interview in Slovakian - The Chief Happiness Officer Blog I spoke at a conference in Bratislava last year and now theres an interview with me about happiness at work in a Slovakian magazine. You can read the whole interview here. Thanks for visiting my blog. If you're new here, you should check out this list of my 10 most popular articles. And if you want more great tips and ideas you should check out our newsletter about happiness at work. It's great and it's free :-)Share this:LinkedInFacebookTwitterRedditPinterest Related
Friday, May 8, 2020
Summary Sunday Do It Differently
Summary Sunday Do It Differently It is so easy to get stuck in a rut. The rut of job search, the rut of work or career. The rut of life. If you are tired of feeling trapped or stuck, the only way out isdo it differently! This Sundays collection of posts is about doing it differently! I read and share blog posts and articles across social media quite frequently. Skim this and see what you find! But keep readingthis post has a great rant! The Shift I was talking to a 20-something student this week who wanted to make a change but didnt know what he wanted to do long-term. He said he wanted security, you know, the kind of job that will be there forever and provide a secure income. I was aghast. This was a 20 year old. His father had a stable job and that was his point of reference. So, I tried to explain that long-term stability isnt really possible the same way it used to be. I explained that security comes from navigating your own career. Staying current on trends in your industry, knowing what companies are poised for growth and what technical skills are up and coming. I also tried to explain that even seemingly stable jobs are subject to a company buy-out or merger. This fell on reluctant ears. The damage had already been done. There was little I could do during our brief conversation to persuade him to consider my advice. Have We Brainwashed Kids? Teachers and parents, you are doing our kids a huge disservice by hosting career days that focus on fire fighters and nurses or sharing your own story of career progression. This wont help todays upcoming workforce. Teach them how to adapt, adjust, flex, re-invent and take ownership of their skills. Focus career days on how people have used their interests, talents and skills to continually reinvent- providing them the ability to switch from career to career and company to company. Image credit: NewDealNetwork College Prepares Students for What? The problem with colleges (in general) is that they continue to produce graduates who are ill-prepared for jobs, just look at the unemployment rate of recent graduates. The majority of college students dont know what they want to do upon graduating. They have no work experience or little exposure to the myriad of career options out there. They have been sheltered within the walls of the school and dont have enough interaction with businesses and alumni to help understand what possibilities are next. Navigating The Workforce Today Means We are setting the wrong expectations. There career ladder is dying. The career lattice is what people need to expect. What can we do to shed more light on this? How can we help prepare our children and todays workforce to navigate the lattice? Lets first do more to help children and adults develop soft skills so they can communicate and function better within a work setting. I wrote a summary of the four skills Thomas L. Friedman says are critical to employers! Lets show them the connection between what they are learning and how people use those concepts/skills in various careers. Lets do more to give them exposure to work through internships and job shadowing, starting as early as possible. Lets help students of all ages understand that in this new world they can and will hold multiple jobs, maybe even at the same time. Get Un-Stuck Stop what-ever it is you are doing. Now, do it differently. Is it uncomfortable? Absolutely. Will it take you longer? Probably. Will you get different results? Most likely.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Job Schmob
Job Schmob This article originally appeared in the 5th edition of the When I Grow Up newsletter. If ya didnt get your copy hand-delivered in your Inbox, along with a donut some coffee, then click here to subscribe. Please note youll need to provide your own donut coffee. As a Twitter addict (yes, my hubby refers to Twitter as my boyfriend), I have a saved search that lets me know anytime anyone mentions career coach on Twitter. While I set it up to find prospective clients, its lead me more often to fellow career coaches peddling their wares. Recently, I saw a tweet from a coach that made me give my computer a dirty look. The tweet said: Need a new job? Consider a career coach! Now, theres nothing technically wrong with that tweet. Nothing offensive to any race, gender, or religion but it was offensive to me. I was mad at that career coach for representing herself as a job-finder. I dont want to help people find jobs. Jobs suck. Jobs are the places you go to die a slow death, to kill time, to live for the weekend and curse the 5 (5!) days in between. Jobs are chores for grown-ups. I dont want to get my clients jobs. I want to get them lives. Passionate, fulfilling, exciting, kick-ass lives that could be loved from the time they wake up in the morning until the time they go to bed at night. I dont want them to be bored, or to struggle, or to feel time slipping away. But I dont want to wave fairy dust get them out of their chains, either. I want them to work for it. I want to work with them. I want to be there while they climb out of the hole start scaling the mountain, so they can enjoy the view from the top that much more. I want them to open their eyes in the morning think, This day is going to be awesome, because the life that I created for myself is awesome. People with jobs wake up in the morning think, This day is gonna suck, because my job sucks. Ever think of how you can fast forward the next 10 hours until you can come home again to your life? I have. So yes, Im a life coach. And yes, Im a career coach. I think theyre one and the same. Your career should be part of your life, not part of your death. And thats why Im drawn to creatives people that are open to living an extraordinary life, to coloring outside the lines, to knit me hats for thanks. If youre an accountant who wants to keep crunching numbers in a new place, and you need some resume clean-up and a plan to get hired elsewhere, then hire a career coach. But if youre an accountant who dreams of building websites or singing with a band or knitting hats, then I can help. If youre an engineer who wants to find something passionate to do to pay the bills while youre going to school for holistic healing life coaching, then I can help. If youre an actor (but havent been on an audition in months) whos stuck waiting tables and you know youre meant for something more, then I can help. If youre a freelance writer who wants to become more focused organized while figuring out his balance between passion revenue, then I can help. Ive worked with all of these people: with the engineer cum life coach/holistic healer deciding to become a teacher until she feels comfortable striking out on her own, with the actor finding her passion in real estate becoming a training agent in her company in a years time (she was even featured in a cover story in New York magazine), with the freelance writer getting started on his second book while landing a full-time writing gig with a major local news site. If youre a Tiko, or a Jacki, or a Mark, I can help you. Thats my passionate, fulfilling, exciting, kick-ass life. Whats yours?
Sunday, April 19, 2020
Tips for Writing a Resume For a School Superintendent
Tips for Writing a Resume For a School SuperintendentWriting a resume for a school superintendent can be one of the most difficult things for a student to do. The overall success of the education program will depend on the composition of the superintendent's team. Being prepared and utilizing the proper tools to improve your application will help you prepare well for the interview process and work your way up the ranks.Selecting the right personality is important. You must ensure that you are getting along with the members of the board of education as this will help you make a good impression. Make sure that you have plenty of information ready for the interview as your resume must include the experience, education, skills, and important things that you can offer the person who is to hire you. You may want to look into some information about some notable schools in your area. They may have vacancies available so they may give you some insight into what you will need to include in you r resume.If you are applying for a position where you will not be required to make a phone call then you may want to include some important information about yourself. For example, if you are already employed in the education field for two years or more, it is advisable to include this experience in your resume. Use the question and answer section to highlight some of your qualifications or interest. You may be asked a range of questions about your education and career history.If you have been working for a while and not yet a leader, it is important to make sure that you put a strong career statement on your resume. You should use the opportunity of this type of application to create an overview of your best work, accomplishments, achievements, and anything else that show that you have leadership qualities. Do not go into a general discussion of your educational achievements or the types of schools you attended. You need to stick to the area of school superintendent in order to sta nd out from the crowd.When applying for a top level position such as that of superintendent, you should take the ACT and SAT college entrance exam and take the appropriate college aptitude test as well. Most boards require these exams before hiring anyone. This ensures that you are applying with the highest level of credentials possible. You will also be required to show your university transcript in order to confirm the degree that you have earned. In addition, you may be required to show evidence of personal references or letters of recommendation.The most important part of the resume is the cover letter. It should detail the qualities that you want to represent yourself. You need to write a sample of an essay that will clearly communicate your thoughts and describe why you are qualified for the position. Remember to include your contact information so that you will be contacted by the hiring board. Always include an email address so that they can contact you should they have any questions or concerns. You may also want to include an online portfolio to show your work experience.The most important thing to do when applying for a position is to do your research. This will enable you to make an informed decision regarding which organization to apply for. This will ensure that you are choosing the most appropriate company to work for.
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Thoughts on Apps for Writing Resume in Step by Step Order
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