5 Ways to Help New Hires Make Great First Impressions in the Workplace
Job Candidates: you’ve got six seconds… and counting.
Job candidates make a positive impression literally in the first few seconds of encountering a recruiter or hiring manager.
Crafting a Compelling Elevator Statement.
The aim of crafting an elevator statement is to make an impression in the first few seconds, so that the listener engages and asks for more.
6 Tips for Upgrading Yourself: Keep Ahead of Your Game.
Here are tips for upgrading yourself. With the continual growth and innovation in all these suggested areas, it will certainly get easier to keep you ahead.
10 Questions for an Effective Personal Brand Social Media Strategy
Develop an effective personal brand! Here are questions that will help to keep you focussed on developing a strategy that will put you ahead of the others.
The Most Overlooked Parts of Your LinkedIn Profile
The first few seconds is all it takes for Hiring Managers and Recruiters to look at your LinkedIn profile and see whether they want to learn more about you.
Your Personal Brand Goes Beyond Your Name
A great brand is not a marque that is burned into a product; it’s something we want to belong to. And so it goes for your own personal brand.
Thirst In Pensions End Pore Spilling
Whether it’s your cover letter, résumé, post on your LinkedIn profile or an email, first impressions count and you don’t want it to be your last impression.
5 Mistakes Gen X and Y Make in Public
Years ago, when I first started work, my Manager warned about talking in public places. Learn more about the mistakes Gen X and Y make in public.
The Why and the Elevator Statement
Develop your simple, yet engaging Elevator Statement that is founded upon your Why. To do this, it’s helpful to consider two very central questions.