Career Managment

Spicing up your Career

Spicing up your Career By Robert Boroff | Google + After spending years of your life in the working world, it is extremely easy to find yourself getting stuck in a rut, especially around the mid-career time frame, many people find that they lack the motivation they once had when they were…

The First 60 Seconds: Making a Great Impression

The First 60 Seconds: Making a Great Impression By Robert Boroff | Google + Most people only get one shot to make a lasting impression. This is even more the case in the business world. It is imperative not to miss your opportunity to start a productive, profitable, and lasting relationship with…

The Next Generation: Hiring New Graduates

The Next Generation: Hiring New Graduates By Robert Boroff | Google + Graduate Jobs in the Private Sector There is still a clear split in the economy between the private and public sectors. The amount of college graduates receiving job offers before graduating has increased since last year. Although this is the…

Stepping Into the Role of a First-time Manager

Stepping Into the Role of a First-time Manager By Robert Boroff | Google + Now that you’ve landing the management position you’ve been working toward you need to reassess the landscape of your new role, and what it means to existing relationships with your colleagues, says Barrie Gross, Esq., of AllBusiness.com. Setting…

Managing your Job Search: The Importance of Your Cover Letter

Managing your Job Search: The Importance of Your Cover Letter By Robert Boroff | Google + While most people spend many hours of their lives working hard on creating the perfect resume and becoming the most marketable for their job search, there is another document that is just as, if not more,…

Keeping Employees Engaged and Ready to Work

Keeping Employees Engaged and Ready to Work By Robert Boroff | Google + Engaged employees are happy employees. They are critical to a company’s success, especially with the struggling economy. Keeping employees engaged is also important for employers because when the economy does make a turn for the better, they will make…

How to Find Your Career Calling

How to Find Your Career Calling By Robert Boroff | Google + Everyone has a calling in life. Each person’s calling is unique and in alliance with their distinct personality, traits and talents. Throughout your life, you may have chosen a job based on convenience or maybe based off of compensation. But…

Staying On Top Of Your Game

Staying On Top Of Your Game By Robert Boroff | Google + While most of our “Management Matters” articles have been geared toward what you can do as a manager, this article provides guidance for what to do after you’ve managed. World unemployment is still on the rise and it is clear…

Make Your Resume Sparkle

Make Your Résumé Sparkle By Robert Boroff | Google + I’m sure you’ve seen QR codes everywhere recently, on newspapers and products most definitely. QR codes are those bar codes that you can scan with your smartphone. Did you know that people are beginning to add them to their resume? They are…

Surviving the Interview Process

Surviving the Interview Process By Robert Boroff | Google + As hiring authorities realize they can afford to be more and more picky in their choice of new employees, the hiring process has slowly turned into an obstacle course. Candidates are being asked to complete tasks, answer questions, and take tests in…