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  • A brown egg with noticeable cracks is repaired with two pieces of transparent tape forming an X shape on a white background, symbolizing the delicate balance often required in one's career.

    Your Career and Flawed Thinking

    How Can flawed thinking help your career?  Professor Veronica Van Heyningen is a world renowned geneticist. She is at the cutting edge of scientific discovery. Identifying human disease genes and mutations can reveal how normal biology works and also how it can go wrong in disease. Find the flaw to understand what works. What has […]

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  • Three firefighters in brown protective gear and oxygen tanks work together to extinguish a large blaze with water hoses. The intense fire service effort creates bright orange flames and thick smoke, while the water spray forms a mist, partially obscuring the view.

    Your Fire Service Resume: Part 3

    In the 3rd part of our Fire Service Resume series, you should have begun to get a feel for the process of creating a comprehensive Fire Service resume.  As you recall from part 1  and part 2 of this 5 part series our objective is to help you create the absolutely very best written representation […]

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  • Four tin cans labeled with various versions of "Resume" from different languages are positioned upright and on their sides. The labels, in vibrant orange, green, blue, and red hues, resemble canned food packaging.

    7 Tips for Keeping Track of Resume Details

    Your resume should be accurate in all its details, but it also should be tailored for each job application. This is because of the screening process that every resume goes through. That screening process looks for clues that the applicant will fit the job opening, and keywords like “operational management” may be one of the […]

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  • A blue, circular, distressed stamp design on a white background displays the words "GENERATION X" in capital letters across the center. The stamp, reminiscent of an era before boomers, also features a circle of stars within the inner circle.

    Boomers and Millennials: Gen-X to the Rescue!

    As many are aware, the generations have aligned on the American workplace like the planets in some science fiction movie.  However, this does not have to alert us to the doom of the known world as with so many of those movies.  Now don’t get me wrong, I love a good “back in my day” […]

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  • Illustration of a black fountain pen drawing a colorful, wavy rainbow line. The background is a light gradient, transitioning from white to gray. The vibrant colors in the line range from yellow to red, to blue, giving a sense of creativity and fluidity—perfect for any artistic job.

    Why Writing Still Matters in Your Job Search

    During the year that I worked as an after-school college prep coach for a group of high school juniors, one of my biggest uphill battles was convincing my students that writing is still relevant in the working world. The vast majority of my students were more interested in being engineers, scientists, and health professionals than […]

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  • A silver laptop is positioned open beside a large stack of newspapers on a reflective white surface. The laptop screen is blank, and the newspapers are neatly stacked, highlighting the contrast between digital and traditional print media—a scene that could capture any modern employer's workspace.

    Employer Research & Targeting To Find the Best Job

    Employer research can help you identify reasons why this is the right (or wrong) employer for you.  Determining a cultural fit is just as important for you as it is the employer.  Once you target specific employers, you can gear your networking efforts towards those employers. Employers Determine “Fit” Employers use the application process and […]

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  • Illustration of blue human figures forming a network, connected like cogs in machinery with interlocking gears in the background. The image symbolizes HR innovation, teamwork, collaboration, and interconnected systems.

    HR Innovation Plan 2014

    Our CEO Stan has started taking Xanax, an anti-anxiety pill Why is he worried? The revenue stream from new products is only “semi wow “due to limited innovation and feeble leadership provided by R&D Chief Comrade Carl Marks and his hapless team. Since Comrade Carl believes that HR has no “added value”,  I prefer not […]

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