Coaches Corner

You want to catch the hiring manager's attention with a well written personal message. Make yourself stand out. State clearly why you are messaging. For example, "I just applied to (job title) and I am eager to draw your attention to my resume". Then tell them 2-3...

Meeting new people can seem difficult! Start small. If it's in regards to a professional setting and networking, practice talking about yourself with just friends or family- even in the mirror! Get comfortable with your story/ Elevator Pitch. When you feel like you...

Second interviews are common as part of an interview process, as often, one meeting is not enough to make a final decision. If you have been invited for a second interview, the interviewer must have seen something in you that makes them feel it’s worth spending...

I've applied to so many jobs! Why haven't I heard anything? Advice: Wow! I know how you feel! That can get pretty exhausting and emotionally draining. There are many factors involved with your application process-especially online. Have you heard about ATS? Many...

How do I address an email application? Advice: Keep it short and concise. Address the position and your name in the subject line. In the body of the email, address the person listed on the posting. If there isn't one, address to ' Hiring Manager'. State the job you...

How do I explain employment gaps on my resume? As a general rule, keep your reason for your gap brief, and instead focus on how you will contribute your skills and knowledge to the company. If you managed to keep up to date with industry trends or developed skills...

References on Resume? Job Seeker: I like to put my references on the resume. I think it saves time when I'm applying and I don't need to bring a separate sheet with my references on it. Career Coach: We advise you never to put the references on your resume. There are...