Tag Archives: Job
Putting the “I” in Interview
In a recent discussion with recent graduates about the STAR Interview Answer format, I stressed the need to highlight how you contributed/your role during your interview answers. Some attendees were concerned about being perceived as arrogant or cocky if they spoke … Continue reading
Personal Brand
In a recent workshop, college students were learning about the concept of one’s “Personal Brand”. This is not to mean they should view themselves as a product like TIDE or a service such as the one provided by UPS. Rather … Continue reading
Go Where Your Eyes Are
When I was 14, I tried out for the high school football team. Since I was one of the larger kids (and slower), the coaching staff determined I should be a lineman. When they asked me which classes I was … Continue reading
My Boss is a Nightmare
In my previous posts, I have addressed a few items you should consider when you are the internal candidate and you come in second in the hiring effort. In addition to assessing whether to stay or leave, you should also … Continue reading
Passed Over for an Internal Job: Should You Tell Your Boss
Two years ago, I penned some thoughts about career options if individuals find themselves passed over for a promotion/internal job at their current employer. Yesterday, I wrote about how to interact with the new boss if one should decide to … Continue reading
Passed Over for an Internal Job: Follow-Up
Almost two years ago, I penned some thoughts about being passed over for a promotion opportunity when you are the internal candidate. This single post has generated significant feedback and spurred additional questions – some of which I hope to … Continue reading
