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What “Mad Men” Teaches Us About Career Search
By Linda Van Valkenburgh, MS, CCMC, CJSS, CSMCS This past Sunday marked the opening of the new season of the hit TV series, “Mad Men.” The title refers to Madison Avenue and its strong connection to advertising in the 1960’s, … Continue reading
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Using A Smart Resume In Career Transition
By Linda Van Valkenburgh, MS, CCMC, CJSS In the last newsletter, I spoke about things to consider in getting ready for the fall hiring season. Included in this was a reference to reviewing and refreshing your resume. I often have … Continue reading
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Tagged career campaign, career transition, Great Depression, hiring and retention bonuses, hiring bonuses, hiring decision makers, job, job experience, learner-contributor, Linda Van Valkenburgh, Peter Weddle, resume, retention bonuses, SHRM, Smart Resume, summary at the top of your resume
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Developing the Business of You!
By Linda Van Valkenburgh People find it helpful, at times, to gain a different perspective on things. Saying something a different way can cause it to resonate inside, setting off the light bulb and creating an “Aha” moment! Recently, as … Continue reading
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Tagged branding, business development, career, contract negotiations, differentiate, executive career coach, executive career search, hiring decision maker, interviews, job, job search, market intelligence, networking, networking groups, relationship building, skills and strengths, Starbucks, strategic plan, uniqueness, “Aha” moment!
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Facebook, “The Social Network,” and Your Career Campaign
By Linda Van Valkenburgh The release of the movie “The Social Network” has brought Facebook, one of the most popular social networking sites, to the forefront. I wonder if the creators of Facebook ever realized the impact that their creation … Continue reading
You Can Search for a Job On LinkedIn
By Linda Van Valkenburgh In my prior post, I discussed how to start getting yourself “out there” in a professional sense. While many of you are executives, people sometimes place so much pressure on you to “know everything”. If you … Continue reading
