Work

12Sep

Back to School, Back to Business – Start your “School Year” out the right way 👊

They say that we learn some of the greatest lessons during our childhood, like “say please and thank you”, “be kind”, “share”.  The habits our parents forced us into during the school year were incredible habits that were and are some of those ‘greatest lessons’ that we learned growing up.  They were habits that brought us success as kids and will continue to bring us success as adults. 
23Jul

What makes YOU an attractive candidate

These are the top traits that an interviewer looks for when conducting an interview.   The things that you have to work towards your entire life and career. The intangibles that will make you the most attractive candidate.  
02Jul

How badly do you REALLY want it?

When I first started recruiting my boss at the time would always compare the situations we were working through to relationships. The more time I recruited, the more I started to realize just how accurate that comparison is.  In both relationships and throughout the interview process, you can always tell how badly someone wants something. This is my attempt to show you how to find the signs and clues to figure out how badly they really want it.
16Apr

My Top 3 Healthy Work Habits

Your environment and habits play a huge part in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. It's easy to make those healthy changes at home. The question here today is how do we keep that up at work?  The place that many of us spend more time than our actual homes. A place that you don't own or have total control over. Tune in and find out my top 3 healthy habits for work!
03Apr

A little Thank You goes a long way

One of the first lessons we are taught growing up is to, "always say please and thank you". This is especially important when you are interviewing for your next job. Today's blog is a reminder of the different ways you can send a thank you not, when to send one, and even what to write!
24Mar

Your Q1 Review – A step by step guide

A year end review is when you would take a moment to reflect on what went well and what didn’t over the past year. Rather than a full year, we are going to do a quarterly review. Taking a minute to stop and reflect on the past year to get a better “birds eye view” of what ACTUALLY happened, is a great learning tool. Today, I am going to go through what I did for my quarterly review and will share the steps with you so that you could do the same.
08Mar

Consistency is Key 🔑

Earlier this week, I found out that I was picked as one of the Top 20 Millennial Business Blogs to Read in 2019 by Feedspot. Today, I want to talk about WHY I think that I got there, what that secret ingredient was and how you can apply this in every area of your own life.
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