When it comes to crafting your resume, there are several points you should keep in mind. Think of the job search as a game of chess, where your ultimate objective is to secure a victory. Above all, the key to making a strong first impression
Martin Rowinski is a visionary leader with more than 25 years of experience in top-level executive roles. As a pioneer in technology and a renowned international speaker, he has dedicated his career to transforming how businesses handle board appointments and executive recruitment. He’s the Co-Founder
Meet Victoria Christopher Murray and ReShonda Billingsley, entrepreneurs and founders of Brown Girls Books, an exclusive boutique publishing company committed to providing a voice for the next generation of authors. Murray is one of the country’s top African-American contemporary novelists with over two dozen titles.
Knowing the right techniques for interviewing is just as critical for the interviewer as it is for the interviewee, if not even more so!
Having a team of diverse individuals with different strengths and abilities makes a more well-rounded team.
Its time for summer guys! For those of you who are employed, you might be sitting in the sun, relaxing as you enjoy the weather after work. But for those who are jobless, you are probably glued to the internet searching for work. Currently, there
From the standpoint of being a hiring manager carefully seeking out the best fit for my organization, there are several aspects taken into consideration. There is not by any means one factor in the interview process overwhelmingly outweighing another among hopeful applicants. Meaning, if one
Teams have been a part of society since the dawn of ages—Adam and Eve, Lewis and Clark, Batman and Superman, etc. I can literally go all day with that. So, we know, teams are vital to the survival and development of any organization. In this
On October 3rd I had the pleasure to speak with author and energy healer, Marla Goldberrg. Within a few minutes of the conversation I experienced the welcoming and strong being that she is. Her journey was nothing short of challenging, yet she found her resilience
Phone interviews may wrack up a lot more nerves if you are not well prepared. Below are some tips to help the conversations flow seamlessly.
Excited about that promotion or job opportunity? Executive coach Jackie Sloane explains sometimes that great new role is not what it seems
Kevin Davenport's dedication to the success of the next generation is certainly commendable. With the current difficulties facing youths in troubled areas of Chicago, it's become harder for them to have access to the same resources and job training as their peers from other neighborhoods. Ideal Candidate acknowledges this problem and seeks to correct it.
No matter which winter holiday you choose to partake in (Christmas, Hanukkah, Festivus, etc) the act of giving is important. This is the time of year when we show gratitude for the people who have supported us and kindness for complete strangers.Holiday for Hope is
If you met Sam Pizzo today, there wouldn't be any doubt that he's a well-dressed man. The Tom James Sales Consultant talks about his style
Parenting isn’t the same as it used to be. It just isn’t. Family makes-ups and dynamics have changed drastically over the years, along with society’s expectations of parents. In the modern age, both parents are typically employed, single-parent families are more common, and adults don’t want to sacrifice their careers
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been publishing interviews with Ronald Hettich, a man with seriously awesome stories to tell. For our last round of questioning, I asked him 20 quick questions to get a sense of the man behind the accomplishments. 1. What
In the past few weeks, we’ve published interviews with Ronald Hettich, a GREY Club member, engineer, small business owner, bike enthusiast, and rally racer. We ended up getting more anecdotes about his time spent racing in Monte Carlo style rallies in California then we could include in
In February I had the opportunity to interview Ronald Hettich, a professional multitasker if there ever was one. Ronald is an accomplished engineer, inventor, small business owner, GREY club member, etc. Trust me, the list goes on. We sat down and talked about how and why he chose
On February 18th I sat down with Ronald Hettich, an engineer, inventor, occasional race car driver, former motocross racer, GREY Club member, and real estate businessman. He is definitely someone who refuses to be defined by his job title which is why we at GREY were excited
Recently I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Ronald Hettich, a man who practically embodies the term ‘jack of all trades’. Besides working as an engineer from 9 to 5, he has also found time to race cars, sail competitively, invent, start