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By Nick Friesen Nick is a recent graduate of Seattle University’s Creative Writing & Film Studies program Throughout high school, I worked as a grocery store clerk – a fairly run-of-the-mill job, but one that gave me spending money and skills that have come in handy in later jobs. Ple
The struggle is real. Trust us. We've worked with thousands of job seekers and transitioning professionals over the years. And if there's one universal truth when it comes to creating a compelling resume, it's this:
Some of you probably know that I wrote a book this year. It’s already available for preorder , which is incredibly exciting and a bit surreal. I’ve been asked a lot of questions about how I landed the opportunity, what the process was like, if I’d do it again, and what comes next, so I thought I’d
‘Tis the start of December, and one thing is clear: you want a new job, and you want it next year! (I’ll be here all week, folks!) Inspiring holiday rhymes aside, have you secretly dreamt of ditching your career for a whole new gig? Ever feel as if you missed your true calling somewhere along t
By Julia Laginess (Summer Intern, Miami University Class of 2022) Going into your first, second, or hundredth job interview can be extremely nerve wracking, especially if it's a job that you really want.
PROOF is an occasional series that celebrates people who employed new job search strategies and landed an amazing new job or promotion — or shifted into an entirely new career. Stephanie Derham was more than 20 years into her dream career with Nike when the proverbial shoe dropped. As part of a ma
I’m in Portland, Oregon. It’s 96 degrees and sunny today, but this is a VERY new development for us. For April, May, and even most of June, we “enjoyed” record-breaking rain and cold. I literally had a turtleneck on like a week ago. It’s been positively gross. But just like magic, it’s now summer
By Karen Friesen What a fantastic day it would be if the hiring manager for your dream job were to roll up to your house, Publishers Clearing House-style, and drop a spectacular job offer right in your lap. I mean, riiiight?
By Karen Friesen Remember when you were little and people would ask what you wanted to be when you grew up —and you’d blurt out "firefighter!” or “dancer!” without a moment of hesitation? Then you turned 18 and it was time to go to college and you were pretty sure you wanted to be, let’s sa
Remember the good old days? I do. I’d decide that I wanted (or needed) a new job, spruce up my resume, and head over to one of the job boards to see what was open. I’d upload my resume, cover letter and any other stuff I was asked to provide, hit send and wait.
I'm sad. I'm uncomfortable. I'm embarrassed. I'm ashamed. I'm raging mad. And, for the past many days -- in this slurry of searing emotions -- I've been at a rare and complete loss of words. This silence has been, in part, intentional. Like many, I've been terrified to say the wrong thing. An
I've spent some time talking to recent college graduates of late. I've also spent time speaking with their parents. What a wild time to be heading out into the real world. Ho-ly cow. These conversations helped me immensely as I crafted our just-launched guides: How to Land Your First (Real) Job
By now, you’ve surely noticed that times, they are a changin’ over on LinkedIn.com. Most notably, they’ve just rolled out a spankin’ new user interface, for both mobile and desktop. They’ve also introduced some great new features in recent months that may be mighty useful as you work to land a job o