by Ellie Vargo | Jan 16, 2012 | coaching topics, Job Search, Uncategorized
Failing to pay attention: ignoring obvious cues that the company is losing money, changing direction or is about to be acquired. Waiting until savings have run out and the house is in jeopardy to reach out for professional help. Remaining angry over a negative... by Ellie Vargo | Nov 2, 2010 | Job Search, Resume Essentials
Focus is important, no, critical in resume development. A resume is not an autobiography or affidavit, particularly for career changers at middle age or beyond. Include what is essential for the position you are targeting. By all means address potential concerns an... by Ellie Vargo | Aug 27, 2010 | Cover Letters, Job Search, Resume Essentials, Uncategorized
When I ask prospective clients what they do, I often hear: “Well, I’ll do pretty much anything. I don’t want to limit myself.” Employers hire when they have a specific problem that needs corrective action. They hire candidates that: 1)... by Ellie Vargo | Aug 18, 2010 | Resume Essentials
A recent job fair experience highlighted an issue that confronts many of today’s job seekers. Recruiters are overwhelmed by the sheer volume of resumes they receive, so it is essential to make their work easier. If you want to be selected for an interview, you... by Ellie Vargo | Aug 15, 2010 | Job Search, Uncategorized
One of my most difficult resume writing projects to date was for an individual that had retired early and had done nothing of note for the 10 years since.When a recruiter or hiring manager asks what you have been doing since you left your last employer, the last thing...
