10 Important Questions to Ask in an Interview
You’ve landed an interview — congrats! With any luck, your hunt to find an internship or a job will soon be over. The next step is to impress the hiring manager and convince them...
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The 5-step formula to answer tough questions at work
Of all the skills people need to succeed in their careers, there is one I’ve learned to be the single most important to leverage all the others: communication. I lost count of how many...
3 Questions to Ask in Every Job Interview
As candidates, we tend to see the job interview as a one-way evaluation, where we are being deeply analyzed by every possible criteria, from academic performance to nail polish color (is it too basic?...
I Cry Sometimes. Why Shedding A Tear Sheds Light.
Is crying healthy? When I was a little girl, my father would yell at me to eat my peas (barf emoji with medical mask). At this, I would cry, which would prompt him...
Interview: 7 Coaching Questions for the Relational Coaches
In a previous post, “Why Breaking Up With My Therapist Was The Best Thing For My Mental Health”, I explored how therapy initially helped me and mentioned the differences between coaching and therapy. To...
7 Stages of Work After College
We skip, sleep, train, and frantically fill out #2 pencils in college to prepare us for post-college life. The goal? Defeat the Huns (Cue Mulan Theme Song.) Wait. That’s not the goal. The real...
Do You Know Your Story?
The story you tell yourself throughout your personal and professional life is one of the most important parts of building an excellent relationship with prospective employers, clients, prospects, and peers. You are the only...
Seven Tips to Successfully Hire the Right Candidate
Employees are the life blood of the company. Every employee completes a multitude of tasks necessary for the company’s financial success. Each new employee incorporated into the company swiftly begins to affect the overall...
The Secret to the NFL Shoe Sisters’ Success
Kathleen and Kristina Cuce (COO-cheh – like “checkers), founders of Cuce Shoes did not go to school for fashion or design. At Old Dominion University in Virginia, Kathleen went for Pre Law and majored...
4 Tips for Bringing Your Most Professional Self to an Interview
I spent a few days this week doing staffing for a new business. Some interviews were scheduled, some were open call style. I don’t know if I’m getting cynically critical or appropriately more selective,...