Fire Service Resume: Is It Good Enough to Get a Job? Part 2

Fire Service Resume: Is It Good Enough to Get a Job? Part 2

Welcome back!  Are you ready for the second installment of “Your Resume, Is It Good Enough To Get You A Job”?  In part one of this series we identified the major topic headings of your resume. To recap, they are:  Professional Experience, Education, Certifications and...

International Relations Fields of Study

International Relations Fields of Study

Earning a master’s degree in international relations (IR) is a great way to build your resume in preparation for employment with the federal government. In fact, most IR positions require job candidates to have a master’s degree. A new entrant into this job market...

5 Simple Questions That Can Help You Find Your Passion

5 Simple Questions That Can Help You Find Your Passion

Finding your passion can often feel like an overwhelming task. There are tons of assessments, questions, blogs, books and speeches out there, and wading through them all is a gargantuan project. Whew! It’s hard to know where to start.But what if starting was actually...

Three Reasons Why Your Federal Resume Is Failing

Three Reasons Why Your Federal Resume Is Failing

What amount of competition are you facing when you apply for a federal job? Would it surprise you to know that federal job postings are attracting hundreds of applicants for a single job opening? The National Park Service recently received 400 applicants for a...

8 Time Management and Productivity Tips

8 Time Management and Productivity Tips

Being able to make TIME to complete all of your tasks and make your visions happen is one of your most crucial skills as a LEADER. That’s the difference between being a “hamster on a wheel” versus finishing that big project. As a leader, how you manage your time...

10 Tips to Writing the Perfect Resume

10 Tips to Writing the Perfect Resume

If you are a current job seeker you no doubt have one more thing to stress about – writing the perfect resume. The resume is often regarded as one of the most difficult documents to develop. An effectively written resume will get the reader’s attention within the...

A Sprint to Courage

A Sprint to Courage

Several years ago while facilitating a leadership course, I had the privilege to meet and converse at length with former United States Track & Field sprinter and 1968 Olympic Bronze Medalist John Carlos. You may remember well the lasting image of John, his...

What You Absolutely Must Bring to the Interview

What You Absolutely Must Bring to the Interview

It’s two-fold, really. First though, let’s talk about the tangible items. Look at the job applicant in this picture. He looks professional, doesn't he? Now imagine if, instead of that nice leather padfolio under his hands, he had a spiral superhero notebook. Or a...

Turn Job And Career Adversity To Your Advantage

Turn Job And Career Adversity To Your Advantage

Are you a Positive Persuader or a Cautious Realist when it comes to your job and career? Do you see sunshine or showers? Both of these perspectives have their pros and cons, yet seeing them as mutually exclusive can be unhelpful. This article looks at how you can...

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