by Ellie Vargo | Feb 20, 2013 | coaching topics, Cover Letters, Interviewing, Job Search, Justifying promotion, Resume Essentials, Uncategorized
What do people think about you and what does that have to do with your approach to job search? I’m going to take the liberty of answering that with another question: What is the value of knowing your strengths and weaknesses? If you don’t know what you have to offer... by Ellie Vargo | Dec 11, 2012 | coaching topics, Interviewing, Job Search, Justifying promotion, Store, Uncategorized
Whether you’re a fresh college grad or have reached mid-career, here are some timeless tips shared by career experts attending the 2012 CDI (Career Directors International) conference in San Diego, CA. There’s much to chew on and much to do if promotions,... by Ellie Vargo | Nov 19, 2012 | coaching topics, Cover Letters, Interviewing, Justifying promotion, Uncategorized
Wondering why you didn’t get the job or promotion? Perhaps it is because you were focused on the employer’s apparent needs and unaware of potential concerns about your years as a self-employed entrepreneur, your visible tattoos, a careless personal appearance,... by Ellie Vargo | Oct 17, 2012 | coaching topics, Interviewing, Job Search, Justifying promotion, Resume Essentials, Uncategorized
Invest in yourself with ongoing education, training and personal/professional development. Make every effort to become a three-dimensional person whose company others enjoy. Establish personal and professional goals. No one can do this for you; know why you work;... by Ellie Vargo | Oct 2, 2012 | Justifying promotion, Resume Essentials, Uncategorized
The higher your target position, the more credibility you need to establish on your resume, cover letter and/or employment proposal. Highlighting job duties by using bullet points is a strategy often used—especially by entry-level employees—but this is a strategy that... by Ellie Vargo | May 24, 2012 | Job Search, Justifying promotion, Resume Essentials, Uncategorized
How can you know whether or not your resume passes muster? I hear many people say, “I respect my dad’s opinion and he says it is wonderful,” or “My friend is in management and does a lot of hiring, so s/he’s an expert,” or “I know it’s good because my friend who has a...
