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Kimberly Wolfe
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Oct 7, 2025
Let’s be real, rejection after a job interview can sting, no matter how experienced or optimistic you are. You prepared, showed up, gave your best and still got the “Thank you, but” email. The...
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Julie Shenkman
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Sep 23, 2025
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Making the Switch to a One-Income Household
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Faith Garner
Maybe it’s by choice—someone is staying home with the kids, switching careers, or going back to school. Or maybe it’s unexpected—a layoff, health issue, or life pivot. Whatever...
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The Resume Master List What is it and Why You Need One
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Kimberly Wolfe
A master list is a record of your skills, education, and past experiences that can make your job search a whole lot easier. When all your information is organized in one place,...
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Is AI a Tool or a Threat to Your Career?
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Julie Shenkman
Artificial intelligence is no longer operating quietly in the background—it’s already shaping how companies hire, communicate, and get work done. For job seekers, this reality...
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Revive Your Career: How to Breathe New Life Into a Stalled Professional Path
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Gloria Martinez of WomenLed.org
Feeling like your career has hit a wall can be unsettling — especially when effort no longer equals progress. Many professionals experience this plateau at least once, often...
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Vague and Inflated Responses During the Job Interview Are A No-No
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Kimberly Wolfe
While most people think stating as much as possible in a job interview makes them look better, they are usually wrong. Many job seekers ramble on about their entire work...
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How to Know If You’re Undervalued at Work: 4 Telltale Signs
article posted by
Julie Shenkman
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Discontent from work often stems from feeling undervalued.
“Now is the winter of our discontent,” from Shakespeare's Richard III, basically means that the period of misery...
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Developing a Comprehensive Professional Development Plan for Long-Term Growth
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Gloria Martinez of WomenLed.org
Professional development planning is the intentional process of defining how an individual builds skills, experience, and direction over time to achieve career growth and...
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Two Things Hiring Managers Want in a Candidate
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Kimberly Wolfe
When interviewing for your ideal position at a high value company, keep in mind that hiring managers are usually looking for the following two things. 1) cultural fit, and 2)...
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Is it Okay to Use Emojis at Work?
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Julie Shenkman
Workplace communication has evolved far beyond the traditional memo or email. Today, Slack, Teams, and other instant messaging platforms dominate internal communication and...
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From School to Skill: How to Step Into the Workforce With Confidence
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Gloria Martinez of WomenLed.org
Moving from high school into the workforce demands more than good grades. It takes timing, strategy, and the ability to read real-world signals. Employers expect skills, not...
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You’ve put in the work, gained relevant experience, and even led a few projects. Yet, after applying for a leadership role you get the dreaded email: “We’ve decided to move...
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