by Irene Marshall | Jan 3, 2023 | LinkedIn, Resume Writing
Have you heard the expression “GETTING” your act together?” What about “KEEPING” your act together?” Is your resume current? This is crucial, but why? If you are looking for a job, your resume must really state your...
by Irene Marshall | Dec 27, 2022 | Career Growth, Career Transitions, Job Search
I have a client who was once hired as an Office Assistant but was in the process of taking on a larger and more complicated role in her company. I helped her negotiate a new title of Office Manager to reflect this change. It was important to be clear about...
by Irene Marshall | Dec 14, 2022 | Career Growth, Career Transitions
What can make you unhappy in your work? Is it your co-workers? Your customers? Your actual job? It can be hard to separate out the source of the problems. I had a client who was a stockbroker. He was 29 years old. He and his wife wanted a child, but he had not been...
by Irene Marshall | Dec 6, 2022 | Resume Writing
What if you don’t have a resume but need one now? Or maybe your resume is ancient history, so it will be like writing one from scratch anyway. I went 17 years without needing a resume at one point in my career. But how do you even start? One of my clients...
by Irene Marshall | Oct 18, 2022 | Job Search, Resume Writing
Does your resume need just the years of your employment at each company? Or does it also need the months? If you are applying online, the ATS (applicant tracking system) will probably need the months. But your resume itself has 3 options. There are mixed...
