The first time I walked into the office I noticed the energy in the room. There was a buzz in the environment that was exciting. The last firm I work for felt like a tomb. I worked well there but quickly realized that I enjoyed the hum of an office that was operating on all...Continue Reading

EP 2001 One of the most profound lessons you should take and use in your career comes from paying attention to how you choose a detergent to buy at the store.Continue Reading

I begin a series that will culminate in the 10th anniversary of No BS Job Search Advice Radio on November 20, 2020. Today's show focuses on the big rule of job hunting that most people don't followContinue Reading

EP 1999 In this video, I suggest work for retirees beyond "continue working in the job you previously worked in."Continue Reading

As I work with so many people around the world, they reflect the same story.Continue Reading

EP 1998 The grind of working back of the house in the restaurant business can take its toll on your relationships, family and health. Here is a simple way to approach making the transition.Continue Reading

Resume blasting services work under the premise that there are people who will want to receive your resume.Continue Reading

EP 1997 YouTube can be very valuable to you in your career and in your search. Here's how.'Continue Reading

I got a call from a client who wanted me to keep an eye out for three senior technology managers with particular skills.Continue Reading

Originally Published on LiveCareer.com By Max Woolf Career Advice Contributor It’s a Catch-22: You need experience to get experience. Although the US unemployment rate has dropped to 7.9% as of September 2020, most employers still favor applicants that have a relevant work history under their belt, be it from volunteer work, actual job experience, or internships. But—not all...Continue Reading