Category: Career Management

Evaluating Your Career Strengths and Weaknesses

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For those who are currently employed, periodically it is good to step back from your work-load momentarily and look inward.  Realizing your strengths and weaknesses can help you grow as a professional and ultimately reach your career goals.  Check out this Monster.com article for more details: http://mnstr.me/anmhNf

You Need More Than A Degree These Days

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The Reporter (via the Associated Press) describes an all too familiar scenario these days — recent grads entering the job market with little, to no work experience. Writer Justin Pope paints a picture of what the future job market may look like and reinforces the importance internships and volunteer work.  Referencing a student he interviewed Pope […]

Hire A Veteran

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[wpvideo ZitpPlJY]Many veterans are returning to civilian life as our conflicts overseas begin to wind down.  Like many of you, they are looking for work. This week on Good Morning San Diego we talked about the benefits of helping retired military transition into the real world.

Get Out There And Network!

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I’ve been talking about the importance of networking for some time now.  With the job market the way it is, I can’t stress it enough; get out there and network!  This weekend I sat down with the Union Tribune’s Jonathan Horn to talk about job advice: UT San Diego   

Let Them Know You Want The Job

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In an interview, it is important to show interest in the position for which you are applying.  As an interviewer, I don’t want to walk away from an interview thinking, “Does this person really want this job?”  Express your interest, show them that you want the position and are willing to work hard for it. […]

Knowing When It Is Time to Start Looking For Another Job

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This week on Good Morning San Diego we talked about knowing when it is time to leave your current job.  What kinds of things should you be on the look out for?  How do you go about making the transition professionally and respectfully?[wpvideo hpTGX01P]

Hiring Bias Found Against Unemployed

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The U-T San Diego recently reported on a study that found a hiring bias against unemployed people. The study had 47 human resource professionals review resumes for an imaginary marketing manager position and then rate them based on desirability of hiring. The study found that applicants who were currently employed received much higher, positive ratings […]

Tips for Effective Networking

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[wpvideo McDvKbn2]It’s no secret that networking is one of the most critical aspects of securing a job in today’s tough economy. Last week on KUSI’s Good Morning San Diego, I talked about effective networking and the importance of connecting with people face to face in a digital world.  

Increase Job Security

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Here are some great tips for those people that are currently employed but want to better themselves as employees and ensure job security.  These simple tips will not only increase your job security, they could also lead to a raise or promotion.  UT San Diego

The Best Way to Find a Job: Networking

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In hard economic times like these, networking can be one of, if not the most helpful and important things a job seeker can do.  Referrals are huge.  My time is much better spent calling people I know and trust asking, “Do you know anybody that would be right for this job?”, rather than sifting through […]