Bold, tell-it-like-it-is job search advice for executives and aspiring leaders - from multi-award winning resume writer and coach, Gayle Howard.

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Formal Performance Reviews

This week’s Question: What advice would you give an employee to prepare for a formal performance review? I would hope that the employee would have kept a career journal during the year. If that is the case, I would counsel the employee to review his or her career journal and review all the instances in the [...]

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The road to job satisfaction

Posted June 22nd, 2008 Category: Thinking the right way 0 Comment

The road to job satisfaction can be many and varied, but put simply very few of us are actually able to get the job of our dreams. That doesn’t mean though you can’t insert your passions into the workplace. Not only can the workplace be more enjoyable if you inject your passions into your role, [...]

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Cover Letters: What to Avoid

Posted June 16th, 2008 Category: Cover Letters, Thinking the right way 0 Comment

Avoid:  Any disparaging remarks about your current employer or employment situation Using cliches such as “I have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, I am a team player” Talking about what you want and what you expect. Spelling and grammar errors. It does not help you if you call yourself a “Manger” rather than a Manager! [...]

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360 Reach Certified Analyst

Posted June 11th, 2008 Category: Gayle's Achievements, News 0 Comment

Having successfully completed my training last week as a 360 Reach Certified Analyst, I am now qualified to assess feedback acquired through the 360 Reach Personal Brand Assessment tool. Personal Branding is a crucial part of your career management arsenal–helping you to build on how others see you. From workmates, through supervisors, vendors, managers, clients, [...]

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