Our Experts | Matt Stutin, Director of Managed Accounts So, you’re going in for an interview… You just got the call. They want you to come in for an interview. You’re pretty excited, and you really wa
Our Experts | Meredith Barnett It’s hard to keep yourself organized. Now, imagine trying to organize another person’s hectic schedule too—with meetings, travel, personal engagements, and more. That’s
Now, more than ever, people are putting off retirement and staying in the workforce longer. As the typical “retirement age” is being pushed further back, it’s important for aging workers to keep thems
Your cover letter and resume are your first chance to say “I’m the perfect fit for this job.” As such, it’s extremely important to take the time to tailor every resume and cover letter you send out to
Your resume is your first chance to sell yourself to a new company. It shouldn’t just list your qualifications— your resume should paint a picture of you as the complete package. You’ll want to make s
As of 2012, it was estimated that at least 52 percent of employers were using video interviews. With the technology ever-improving, it’s clear the popularity of video interviewing will only grow in th
Want to become a better athlete? Practice. Want to learn to be a five-star chef? Practice. Want to master public speaking? Practice. When you want to get better at something, you work hard to practice
You know it’s coming. It’s the opening of almost every interview and introduction. “Tell me about yourself.” Whatever you do, don’t jump to “Well what do you want to know?” Instead, practice a 30- or
While it’s unlikely that a good handshake will land you your next position on its own, it will strengthen the first impression you make with a potential employer. In a business setting, the person in
In an interview, your goal is to convince an employer you’re a good investment. If it’s a phone interview, you’re generally trying to score a chance to meet in person, but it’s still important to take
