Category: Job Seekers

What’s Wrong With Your Resume?

What’s Wrong With Your Resume?

The trend is moving positive, with many people actually “getting it” that a resume needs to be a promotional flyer that accurately represents who you are in a selective, exciting, compelling manner.…

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Vital Job Hunting Tip #5:  Explaining Job Changes

Vital Job Hunting Tip #5: Explaining Job Changes

Many job seekers make the mistake of talking negatively about a previous employer, and it is very important to be positive on this topic. When we interview candidates, we ask…

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Vital Job Hunting Tip #4: Value Creation and Getting Jobs

Vital Job Hunting Tip #4: Value Creation and Getting Jobs

Grant Cardone’s blog titled: 12 Tips to Getting a Job in Any Market. We agree with him, especially about showing how you can create value. It is critically important, especially for…

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Vital Job Hunting Tips #3 – Reference Letters

Vital Job Hunting Tips #3 – Reference Letters

Many job seekers wonder about the value of getting letters of reference from current and past employers. I am a strong advocate of accumulating these as your career progresses. You…

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Vital Job Hunting Tips – #1 “What is Your Biggest Weakness?”

Vital Job Hunting Tips – #1 “What is Your Biggest Weakness?”

Since there are always people looking, we’ve decided to start offering job hunting tips. Today’s blog is the first in what will be a periodic series.  Employers often ask job…

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Vital Job Hunting Tips #2 – The “Informational Interview”

Vital Job Hunting Tips #2 – The “Informational Interview”

Many job hunting coaches advocate trying to get “Informational Interviews”, where you aren’t specifically aiming at a job, but just gathering information, getting advice, networking, etc. What can you try…

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Women in the Military

Women in the Military

Check out this interesting infographic tweeted by the Department of Defense, on current stats for women serving in the military.

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“So, What do you do?” – How to Nail Your Next Networking Opportunity

“So, What do you do?” – How to Nail Your Next Networking Opportunity

“So, what do you do?” An often used icebreaker when meeting someone for the first time, and a question that is exchanged at every networking event, is both reliable and…

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Improving Communication With Your Boss

Improving Communication With Your Boss

Communication with your boss doesn’t have to be difficult.  If you have effective communications with other people, you already have the resources to do the same with your boss.  You…

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How to Assess Leadership Readiness in Aerospace and Defense Candidates
How to Assess Leadership Readiness in Aerospace and Defense Candidates

How to Assess Leadership Readiness in Aerospace and Defense Candidates

A single mis-hire can stall flight tests, slip milestones, and invite audit findings. In programs where safety and security are non-negotiable, failure shows up as grounded assets, rework, and lost…...

CSO vs. CRO vs. CCO: Which Executive Does Your Company Need?
CSO vs. CRO vs. CCO: Which Executive Does Your Company Need?

CSO vs. CRO vs. CCO: Which Executive Does Your Company Need?

The commercial leadership structure of aerospace and defense companies plays a crucial role in driving revenue growth, shaping market positioning, and fostering long-term competitiveness. Yet many organizations misclassify functionally distinct…...

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