by Irene Marshall | Jun 16, 2022 | Job Offers, Job Search
Have you felt guilty for perpetuating the stereotypes about older workers? I had a client who hired a new employee, but he was totally conflicted about it. He was in his 50s, and his age was a sensitive subject. He was afraid that he would not be hired for a new job,...
by Irene Marshall | Mar 24, 2022 | Career Transitions, Job Offers
Would your day-to-day life change much with a new job? I am a coach, so I was helping a client prepare for an interview. He would be home for three days a week, then go around the country with clients four days a week. The job would be a smart career...
by Irene Marshall | Feb 24, 2022 | Job Offers
How do you make important decisions, such as whether to take a job offer or not? Do you use your intuition, or do you gather facts so you can think about it? There are two basic ways of making an important decision: ✓ Pull together the facts > FOLLOW...
by Irene Marshall | Feb 10, 2022 | Career Growth, Job Offers, Resume Writing
Have you ever resigned from your job and were still on good terms with your manager? Have you ever thought that you were about to be fired? Maybe you just became a CPA, and you are ready to move on? It is well understood that first impressions are just that. It is...
by Irene Marshall | Jan 18, 2022 | Career Growth, Job Offers
Everyone would like to make more money, but sometimes an enticing opportunity might not actually be a good deal. A client came to me and said he was satisfied with his job and not actively looking for something else. Buta good friend and coworker went to another...
by Irene Marshall | Jan 6, 2022 | Interviews, Job Offers, Job Search
Did you know that a bad credit rating can get in the way of a job offer? It can happen. One time I worked with a CPA firm when I was a recruiter. One of the partners was ready to retire. They wanted to hire another CPA who might become a partner in the future. But a...
