Your Career Advantage: Make It Count‪!‬ Steve Kane

You are looking at a new position. Ask yourself, does the most qualified candidate always get the job? Is the new opportunity a step up or a lateral move? Are you engaging and maintaining enthusiasm during the interview?

What to do in light of challenging times for your Career: 1. Evaluate all dept opportunities. 2. Consider next promotion. 3. Reconnect with folks outside your company.

You've lost your job or looking for a new one, following the "4 hours on and 4 hours off" routine is best! 

Following a Regimen with these 4 steps:

a) Work Diligently and Avoid the “Brain skips”

b) Pace Yourself

c) Eliminate the Distractions

d) It’s a Numbers Game

As we navigate these unchartered waters of the pandemic, here are 4 work related tips in these times of uncertainty:

1. Heath and Family come First - adapting in a home environment workplace

2. Stay Connected - don't be comfortable alone

3. Add an hour each week to THINK - How often are you able to do that?

4. Check in with Your Boss - strengthening the work relationship

Probably one of the most requested topics: 3 Key Areas Discussed Are:

1. The One-Page Resume: Fact or Fiction?

2. Resume Structure: How Much Detail - too little or too much

3. The Addendum To Your Resume: How does it coincide with the Cover Letter?

Covering three topics when evaluating where you are NOW in your career:

1. The Reality of Job Security is Going Away - how can you protect yourself..

2. Stay Current with Industry Trends - investigate and read up onkey articles and press releases..

3. There is more Challenging and Future Opportunities Ahead - and waiting for you to explore..