Congratulations, you've made it to the top of the corporate ladder! Now what? Oh right, time to develop a personal brand. Don't worry, it's not as daunting as it sounds. Just think of yourself as a product and you're going to market the H. E. double toothpicks out of it.
After all, you've got skills and expertise that are worth shouting from the rooftops. So, grab your megaphone, and let's get started...
Here’s something you may not have thought about:
How to keep your job in these uncertain times.
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What kind of degree?
If you only have an associate’s degree and you’re looking for a role at a Director level or above, there is no need to include the associate’s degree on your resume. If you leave it off, an employer or recruiter won’t even realize it.
If you have a bachelor’s degree, even in an unrelated area, it’s a good idea to put it on the resume.
You will realize that learning is an important part of leadership and growth by the time you've reached...
1. 'How will you help me?'
Just like most other things there are a whole range of executive career coaches out there, who have overlapping coaching services, but can...
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In this video above, Tammy Kabell is joined by her husband Brian Kabell to help you understand how people truly consume your LinkedIn profile and how to use LinkedIn's features most effectively to get the best response from decision-makers when looking for a job.