Trash your resume. Now. 

"Tammy! You write resumes for a living.... did you forget to take your meds today??"

Oh, I took 'em, don't worry. Hell, if you're still relying on your resume to get a job, I'm worried about YOU.

Here's why:

As the year winds down, you might question whether it's the right moment to launch an active career search, especially if you're comfortably cruising through job boards and applying for roles that don't challenge your potential. If this sounds like you, it's time to pause and reconsider. Why wait for the new year when you can make significant strides today?

When describing how most professionals earning multiple six-figures conduct a career search, one of my favorite analogies is inviting my client to picture a small pond stocked with a few fish surrounded by thousands of fishermen, all dropping their lines into this pond, hoping to get the smallest nibble...

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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.

Today I’d like to address a topic that everyone seeking a professional position knows they should be doing, but so few do it effectively: NETWORKING. Specifically, how to conduct an effective informational interview.

This is going to date me, but do you remember that great movie with Alec Baldwin called "Glengarry Glen Ross?" If you do, you will definitely remember the concept of ABC - Always Be Closing.