by Les Huntebrinker | Nov 10, 2022 | Employee, Employer
I Receive 100s of Resumes a Day — Here are 3 Ways I’ve Seen Career Changers Make Their Skills Shine When I was a little girl, I wanted to be a marine biologist. As a teenager, I wanted to represent children and their families in their medical malpractice claims....
by Les Huntebrinker | Sep 28, 2022 | Employee, Employer
6 Soft Skills That Will Get You Promoted Faster Than Hard Work Can, According to a Career Coach In the workplace, hard skills are important to your success at work. Throughout our work lives, we make considerable investments in education and training to develop an...
by Les Huntebrinker | Sep 23, 2022 | Employee, Employer
Are You Suffering From Brain Fog? Here’s How to Cope With It at Work Have you ever walked into a room thinking “What did I come in here for again?”. That’s what brain fog feels like, but for longer periods of time, according to David Culpepper, MD, the...
by Les Huntebrinker | Aug 2, 2022 | Employee, Employer
5 Things You Should Never Do When Starting a New Job — And 5 Things to Do Right Away There can be numerous upsides to starting a new job: a fresh culture, new relationships and colleagues, and (hopefully) exciting pay and benefits. There are plenty...
by Les Huntebrinker | Nov 5, 2021 | Employee, Employer
4 Myths About the Hybrid Workplace We Need to Stop Believing, According to an Executive Coach The last year and a half have been challenging for us all. For those of us not already working remotely, we had to abruptly adapt to a new working environment where we no...
by Les Huntebrinker | Jul 14, 2021 | Employee, Employer
6 Red Flags in Job Descriptions That Should Have You Running for the Hills Applying for jobs can feel like a job. But as with your actual career, a little extra effort can go a really long way. Though it’s super tempting to skim and scan job descriptions in the hopes...