Make sure you are always bringing and taking notes in interviews.

Learn to negotiate for a pre-set vacation before you begin your new job.

If you don’t love the offer you just got, make sure you have other opportunities coming down your pipeline.

Applying to a bunch of jobs online and blindly submitting your resume to an ATS is trash. There are better strategies that can get you farther in the job search.

Interviews are pretty much a constant encounter of first impressions. The way you present yourself and make a first impression matters for your job search outcomes. Learn to make them good.

Are you optimizing for your top priorities in this season of your career? Figure out what you want so you can recognize when an opportunity is the right match.

Are you spinning your wheels in the job search and getting burned out quickly? Implement these three tools to run a more systematic job search.

Many folks miss the mark on a few basic interview skills that are in your control. Make sure you’re not one of them.

I’m putting a pause on coaching for a bit. If you want support in your job search, check out the Be Your Own Recruiter workbook!

The people who are winning at interviewing know what they want to share no matter the questions they get. Learn to insert your narrative into your answers to matter what.