Posted on September 8, 2016
by bethanywallace
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Corporate culture is all the buzz these days. All companies and organizations, whether small business or non-profits or monstrous corporate giants, want to create a buzz about what it’s like to work there. You’re familiar with this, right? The Googleplex? The lists upon lists…
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Category: coaching, cover letters, In the news, resumesTags: career coaching, college students, company culture, corporate culture, cover letters, cultural fit, employer, FlexJobs, Googleplex, job seekers, Matt Krumrie, networking, resume writing, resumes, work environment, workplace
Posted on June 9, 2016
by bethanywallace
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Why is it a bad idea to use a resume template? This article by career coach Bethany Wallace offers job seekers multiple reasons why you should avoid templates when writing and editing resumes.
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Category: coaching, resumesTags: applicant tracking system, ATS, blank page, career coach bethany, career coaching, career development, career services, cover letters, editing, education, educational background, ethical business practices, faculty, hiring managers, honesty, interview, job application, job interviews, job opportunities, job seekers, killer resume, let's get to work, old school, professional writer, recruiting, resume review, resume writing, resumes, success, talent acquisition, templates, tone and voice, why resume templates are a bad idea, work background, work history
Posted on May 27, 2016
by bethanywallace
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This is the story of how I became a career coach and why I love helping others develop their careers.
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Category: about Bethany, coaching, networking, UncategorizedTags: about Bethany, boss, building relationships, career, career choices, career coach, career development, coaching, college, college students, cover letters, do you need help reaching goals, editing resumes, entrepreneurs, ethics, faculty, fish out of water, get to work, go above and beyond, helping others, higher education, investing in careers, job seekers, let's get to work, liberal arts, LinkedIn, mentors, networking, networking tip of the day, paying it forward, private and public sectors, reaching goals, recent grads, recruiting, resumes, starting a business, suit up and show up, taking action, teaching
