Category Archives: career change at 40 to 50

25 Ways to Sabotage Your Job Search: After The Interview

Guest Post by Kristyn L. Graham After the interview21. Not sending a thank-you noteInterview etiquette extends beyond the goodbye handshake. Follow up with the interviewer by sending a thank-you note, either by e-mail or in the mail. Not only is it standard business practice, it’s also common courtesy. 22. Being over-aggressive in follow-upThanking the hiring managerContinueContinue reading “25 Ways to Sabotage Your Job Search: After The Interview”

6 Job Tips to Jumpstart your New or Current Career

For some of you who are starting a new job, or for those of you who have been at your current job for years but are looking for some new ways to stay on your bosses good side and simply stay one step ahead of your colleagues; perhaps these 6 job tips could make aContinueContinue reading “6 Job Tips to Jumpstart your New or Current Career”

25 Ways to Sabotage Your Job Search: The Interview

Guest Post by Kristyn L. Graham  The interview11. Showing up lateNobody likes to be kept waiting, especially hiring managers evaluating whether or not you would make a good employee. 12. Dressing for the wrong jobYour interview attire should match the dress code of the company, or be one step up. If the office dress code isContinueContinue reading “25 Ways to Sabotage Your Job Search: The Interview”