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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You have been “Let Go”. Will it Make You or Break You?

Posted June 27th, 2010 Category: Prepare Yourself, Thinking the right way 26 Comments

Meet Linda. Seemingly out of the blue, Linda was retrenched. Just last year she was given a bonus and now she’s packing her desk. Linda’s angry, hurt and confused. She analyses every conversation and comes to the conclusion she was, without a doubt, badly done by. As she talks to friends and former colleagues about [...]

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Heating up your job search. Five ways to dismiss those winter blues

A #Careercollective article. As the wind howls down the cold city streets reminding you of the folly of not wearing fleecy undergarments, you can always count on your humorous friend to cheerfully remark “Is it cold enough for you?” as you take refuge inside the warm coffee shop where you’re meeting for a spot of [...]

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Your Resume: Surely you’re more than just a pretty face?

Posted June 10th, 2010 Category: resume development 13 Comments

There are two ways to stand out in a crowd as far as resumes are concerned. There’s the good way: This is the resume that is perfectly formatted in a contemporary, sharp, sophisticated design that showcases your skills and experience as an unbeatable candidate who blitzes the competition and begs to be snapped up. Then [...]

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Qualifying Your References: Are they Champions or Saboteurs?

Posted June 3rd, 2010 Category: Communicating 26 Comments

References can be your greatest asset; they can cite times when you rose to the occasion such as when you solved problems threatening a high-profile project, were sensitive to the fears of staff during organisational change, or when the perfect solution you executed made lost documentation a distant memory. Your references provide the insight into [...]

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