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Career Treking

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Susan Kennedy it may be unethical but it is definitely risky. I know people who have been caught doing that and were fired. many companies require supervisors to review all internal email correspondance

112 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Susan Kennedy How to Get (and say) ahead of he competition during a job search: http://careertreking.com/how-to-get-ahead-of-the-competition/

122 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

rich: Wow --what a revelation---have a plan---be enthusistic. The way to get ahead of the competition is the number1 Program MoreWow --what a revelation---have a plan---be enthusistic. The way to get ahead of the competition is the number1 Program www.1JobSearch1.com
122 weeks ago

rich: Wow --what a revelation---have a plan---be enthusiastic. The way to get ahead of the competition is the number1 Program MoreWow --what a revelation---have a plan---be enthusiastic. The way to get ahead of the competition is the number1 Program www.1JobSearch1.com
122 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy business school and you can use it in any industry

123 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Susan Kennedy There ARE a lot of coaches out there. hard to know which ones are good. Career Treking is starting a prof association to license coaches.

124 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Scott Asai: ICEF is the governing body of coaching certifications. Outside of asking for credentials, ask for a free session to test out the chemistry!
124 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy fear of rejection

127 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Kate Nasser, The People-Skills Coach: Just in personal life or in professional life as well Susan? Your thoughts?
127 weeks ago

I'm considering leaving a stable job to join a startup for more freedom/opportunity but less money. Is this too risky in this economy?

127 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

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Ben Donahower: Agree @Caroline's thoughts. But if uhave the $ to stay afloat why not follow ur dream? Also, things cost less now so startup/life is cheap
127 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy: depends on your financial obligations as well as the industry. renew energy-- go for it. banking--- no
127 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy I recommend not to go past 1.5 pages. Can you lump your earlier experiences into bullert points?

128 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

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Caitlin Fitzsimmons: My current and past 2 jobs are company & job title (on one line) and 2-3 short bullet points. My previous jobs have 1 bullet point each.
128 weeks ago

Caitlin Fitzsimmons: Even if I just went down to company + job title for earlier jobs, it still wouldn't fit on one page, if I want to include summary & degrees.
128 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy what does a creativity consultant do?

128 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Susan Kennedy stick close to the customer. those jobs are always more highly valued

128 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Caroline Ceniza-Levine: 100% agree. Client-facing and other revenue generating roles are last to go and first to come back in tight markets.
128 weeks ago

: What are good examples of jobs like that?
128 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy there are some certification programs you can get for coaching. Career Treking is starting a program to license young professional coaches

130 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Ryan Paugh: There are a lot of people in the Community who are looking for something like that. When it's all set let's work together & spread the word.
130 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy I'd make my intentions known before they hire someone else in NY

131 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Caroline Ceniza-Levine: Agreed if time is of the essence, that's part of what you research. Many employees feel obligated to give plenty of notice but it depends
131 weeks ago

Ryan Paugh Why don't men seek out career/life coaches as often as women? Interesting conversation happening over here: http://tr.im/ufav Thoughts?

131 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

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Caroline Ceniza-Levine: Thomas Leonard, credited w/ founding modern life coaching, is a guy but most life/ career coaches I know are women. Don't have hard stats.
131 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy: Ryan... most of my job coach clients have been men (approx 80%) in last 4 years
131 weeks ago

Susan Kennedy people. whether M or F need help with job search. Most of my clients have been young prof men who needed some direction.

131 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Susan Kennedy Look at how long you've been out of work. what you are doing in the interim? Are you volunteering? working PT? too much time not good

132 weeks ago from Ask A Coach

Caroline Ceniza-Levine: Totally agree. I would also add learning new skills, especially language and technology
132 weeks ago

Karla Mercado: Is it unappealing, resume/prospect-wise, if someone's taking his/her Masters full-time without any PT job whatsoever on the side?
131 weeks ago

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