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This Guide Also Gives You Tips On Phone Interviews, Zoom Interview, Face To Face Interviews And Panel Interviews Download our complimentary “Interview Prep and Tips by Bill Belknap” PDF, a

And How To Organize Your Contacts How big a network should you have?  At least 200. Previous co-workers are a great place to start. Go all the way back to your  first job.  By the way, use your resume

First become a “student of the game.” How? Read everything you can get your hands on about networking.  My favorites are: Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi. Dig Your Well Before You Are Thirsty by Har

Lily Zhang, a Career Development Specialist at MIT, wrote an excellent article, for themuse, The Five People You Need In Your Professional Life. She based it upon something Richard Leider wrote in his

No question, ageism exists.  There are millions of terrifically competent people who are over 50, over 60, over 70, who are not working.  Some because they have given up, and some because they have be

A must read for anyone in job search mode! Reading this book will make you a better interviewer and a better candidate. He has a great chapter on how to move beyond the traditional “elevator” pitch. 

Doing Due Diligence Is The Key Overview There are tons of insightful books on executive failure, based upon years of research, I suggest you Google “executive failure” to familiarize yourself with the

I have read a number of articles about how successful people organize their day and one point really popped for me. First, they think about what they are NOT going to do each day. I said, to myself, t

Most of you have made your personal New Year’s resolutions. By the way, may you successfully stick to every single one! Personally, I was pretty good at committing to several personal New Years

Contact Bill to strategize about being paid appropriately to your value. Read “Knowing Your Value” by Mika Brzezinski: This is a terrific book about the process of getting paid what you are worth.