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fromwww.theguardian.com
4 weeks agoUK universities extend careers advice to graduates in their 40s and 50s
University careers advisers are used to steering fresh-faced students towards the labour market but they are now increasingly seeing graduates in their 40s and 50s looking for help to revive their careers. More UK universities are now giving their graduates lifelong access to campus careers services, including advice with job applications and interview preparation as well as helping to find new opportunities for those who feel stuck.
Higher education
Career
fromBusiness Insider
2 months agoHow to land a consulting job these days, according to 'Case in Point' author Marc Cosentino
Harvard career counseling revealed top students needed confidence, independent thinking, and clear communication, prompting targeted coaching and guides for consulting recruitment.
fromTVovermind
2 months agoLinkedIn Post Goes Viral For Pointing Out That How You Phrase Your Salary Expectations Gives A Different Impression To The Recruiter
Negotiating salaries is hard and awkward and most people hate it as it's a necessary evil. Unless you like volunteer work. But, luckily for everyone, it doesn't have to be a should I rip the band aid off quickly, or take my time and peel it? sort of situation. Maybe more of a let's soak it in water and then take it off with more ease. There's a neat language tactic people can use to assert a grounded stance on where they think their salary should be, providing more legitimacy to their request and making it a tad bit harder for employers to low-ball them.
Career
Artificial intelligence
fromBusiness Insider
3 months agoI'm a career coach. If you don't mention AI in job interviews, you're making a huge mistake.
Demonstrate AI partnership in interviews by explaining amplify, automate, and architect strategies, treating interviews as brainstorming and presenting concrete AI solutions.
Career
fromBusiness Insider
4 months agoI worked as a Google recruiter for almost a decade and now coach job seekers. Here are 4 ways to become a rare end-of-year hire.
Despite layoffs, large companies often increase Q4 hiring; jobseekers should apply strategically and reduce the volume of scattershot applications late in the year.
fromBusiness Insider
5 months agoI quit my job at Google after 2 years. I prepared well for my exit but wish I'd done 3 things differently.
I set aside extra money for my kids, mortgage, bills, and car payments. My original goal was to reach $12,000 in savings. That way, when I started my coaching business, I could jump right into it without affecting my family financially. I ultimately reached about $10,200 before my exit. I'm glad I did that because it gave me some peace, and I wasn't thrown into a scarcity mindset when I left.
Career
Business
fromFortune
6 months agoSuccessful billionaires, politicians and CEOs are not 'the smartest'-they're actually ambitious and lazy, career coach to the Fortune 500 says
Successful billionaires and CEOs leverage their ambition and strategic laziness to maximize efficiency and achieve breakthroughs.
Women in technology
fromBusiness Insider
7 months agoI'm a career coach with over 20 years of experience at companies like KPMG and Deloitte. Here's the career advice I give my own daughters.
Career Nomad empowers individuals, particularly Black women, to rebrand and assert their professional worth.
A strong résumé should emphasize both tasks and measurable outcomes to stand out in the job market.
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