Marick B. Kalchert It began with an Employment Application. Your resume was flawless. You nailed the interview. You sealed the deal and now it all comes down to the simplest part of the process: the employment references. Certainly, these people are on your side and want the best for you. You are positive everyone will volunteer their confidence … Read more
“Your objective is to prove why they should hire you, never give them a reason to turn you away. “ One of the most common questions asked in job interviews is, “What is your greatest weakness?” It’s a tricky question that can catch you off guard and leave you scrambling for a response. However, with a … Read more
You’ve nailed the interview and you’ve come to the end of your meeting. A common question is presented. No matter how many times you’ve been asked, you struggle to find the right dialogue; the magical words that will woo them into presenting an employment offer. But, you’re stuck. Why should they hire you? Confidently and … Read more
You started with this company intending to build a career, and now you are fired. It is one breakup that can leave you with a broken heart and a lot of embarrassment. You will now have to find a way to explain to every sequential employer the circumstances involved. This can cause a lot of … Read more
How to Navigate the Next Career Step with the Ideal Follow-Up An Interview Follow-Up Letter is a strategically written Thank You note that is sent to the prospective employer after the interview. Want to ensure you will stand apart from the other candidates? Good news for you: only 5% of Job Seekers actually send any … Read more
A Job Application Letter, also known as a Cover Letter, is a 1-page document you send along with your resume to prospective employers, highlighting specific skills. A successful Cover Letter briefly and strategically reviews your most important Professional and Educational experience. The Cover Letter should compromise 3-5 paragraphs of 5-7 sentences each. The body of the … Read more
Should you Write an Interview Thank You note? After a job interview, it’s always a good idea to follow up with a thank-you email. This is a simple way to show your appreciation for the interviewer’s time and consideration, and can also help keep you top of mind as they continue to evaluate candidates. In … Read more
Working with a recruiter can be a frustrating or rewarding experience. Like any relationship, it requires honest communication, reliability, and compromise of both parties to have magic work. In every industry, there will always be a few “bad apples,” but don’t let that hinder you from working with a qualified professional. They can … Read more
