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While job fairs provide a great opportunity to meet hiring managers in person, it’s still very important to bring copies of your resume.

As a career coach, I am continually amazed by all the articles and conversations meant for job seekers with advice so generic; it had to be written by a robot.

The pandemic has taken the job market and turned it upside down. Many of you may have changed jobs or even careers. One thing for sure, the way you get your next job has changed, and video interviewing is now a massive part of that disruption.

If you have a good job but feel underpaid, you have options.

5,647 was the number of applications I had submitted online, or at least that is how many it felt like. Fresh out of college and ready to start my career, I was in a new city and felt like I was banging my head against the wall searching for a job.

It has been said that looking for work is a full time job in itself. And many of us have found that to be true. In fact, we could work overtime looking for our next opportunity! Many of us do.

Here are some questions you should ask a job interviewer.

Whether you’re back on the job market after 15 years or you have been actively interviewing for weeks, it’s time to prepare for the job interview!