Add an introduction video in the new Featured section on your LinkedIn profile to help you stand out as you build your network digitally on LinkedIn.
Enhance your LinkedIn profile with a video intro
Hey Google: How can PR pros evolve their careers?
Communication and public relations (PR) professionals can evolve their skills and media relationships to stay competitive in their careers.
How to understand your unique value proposition: Brené Brown
In Dare to Lead, Brené Brown outlines the benefits of knowing your value vs. hustling. Read the post to understand your personal value proposition.
Why you should always send thank-you notes
Sending a thank-you note in the mail is a way to stand out after a job interview or informational interview.
Should you put your photo on your resume?
Earlier this week, I overheard a colleague saying they had just learned about photos on resumes, and were surprised that they’re now “a thing.” Although I’ve known about photos on resumes for a while, my colleague’s recent comment got me more curious about them. In this post, I'll reveal the truth about photos on resumes.... Continue Reading →
Does your resume template need an upgrade?
Gone are the days of using a simple Microsoft Word document template for your resume. New modern resume templates look great and can give job searchers a competitive edge. If you’ve never seen one, they are generally aesthetically pleasing and unique, and use colour, icons, images and creative ways of laying out text. Pre-designed templates... Continue Reading →
Go Google yourself
It's Valentine's Day, so many of us will spend time thinking of our loved ones today. But don't forget to consider the person that each of us truly loves most - ourselves. When you're not spending time picking up flowers for a partner or meeting a friend for a late Galentine's Day drink, show yourself... Continue Reading →
Pitch Charming: How to create an elevator pitch for your personal brand
“Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water, or do you want a chance to change the world?” This was the question that Steve Jobs of Apple posed to John Sculley, an executive who was working at Pepsi, who Jobs wanted to take on the role of CEO at Apple.... Continue Reading →
Quitting vs. crafting: How to get the job you want
Where do you see yourself in 10 years from now? How about 20? Have you ever realized that where you see your career in the distant future can depend on your job today? The job-related decisions that you make now can play a role in the path your career takes, and can impact whether your... Continue Reading →
Work emails: Judgement required
From a formal “Dear” line and asking about your weekend, to one-word messages and emojis, to swear words and jokes that toe the line into being NSFW. There are many different approaches to how people write emails at work. A friend and former colleague, Amanda, recently sent me a hilarious video of sketch from CBC’s... Continue Reading →
Pencil Skirts & Punctuation 