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In This Issue
- Editor's Notes
- Spotlight — Sliding Doors
- Interview Bloopers And How To Correct Them — Ten ways to get the most out of your next interview
- Five "Wardrobe "Power" Pieces — How to let your clothes speak for you
- What's New! — Additional NEW Articles, our Expert's latest Advice, Teleclass updates, etc.
- Marketplace — Resources & Services
Happy Spring! Almost. As I write this, we're bracing for the second big storm in as many weeks. It's tough to believe that Spring is only a month away.
If winter weather has kept you close to home, now is a good time to begin planning some Spring networking. Nurturing existing relationships and establishing new ones is the best way to build your business, change careers or find a new job.
While what you know may get you hired, chances are who you know will get you in the door. And once you get there remember that what you say is often not as important as how you say it (Interview Bloopers and How to Correct Them). Whether you're interviewing for a new position or trying to get ahead where you are make sure that you look the part (Five Wardrobe "Power" Pieces).
In homage to this month's Academy Awards® I selected a movie for this issue's Spotlight: Sliding Doors starring Oscar®-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow. While this little movie didn't win any awards, watching it is a sure way to lift your spirits the next time it seems that nothing is going your way.
Finally, if you haven't set your goals for 2005 there is no time like the present (S.M.A.R.T. Goals). Look for some suggestions in our What's New section below along with career advice from our experts.
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See you next month!
It's your life, make the most of it :)
Annette Richmond
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Ten ways to get the most out of your next interview
By Carole Martin
I'm sure you've sat through movie or TV "bloopers" at the end of shows and laughed at the mistakes the actors make during the filming of the show. If I could put together a film with bloopers that people make in interviews it might seem funny as well - but not when it happens in real life - to you!
How do you avoid bloopers? First you become aware of what some of the pitfalls of interviewing are and then you prepare and practice so that it won't happen to you. Here are 10 of those very pitfalls to watch for. Read More
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How to let your clothes speak for you
By Diana Pemberton Sikes
Are there items in your wardrobe that can convey authority, status, or position more readily than others? You bet! In fact, there are pieces you put on every day that say more about you than you know.
If you want to engineer your wardrobe to speak volumes about your position in this world WITHOUT spending volumes to do so, here are the key power pieces you need to help you get where you want to go: Read More
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Additional Articles New! — Executives Are "Ego Surfing" for Business Information by Barbara Bartlein — Wondering what's new about you? Type your name into Google or Yahoo and see what comes up. Termed "ego surfing," it has gone mainstream as CEO's, corporate communication departments and executives are using the Internet to follow what is being said about them, their companies and their competitors. Termed CEegO surfing when the CEO does the search, businesses are discovering important information on the web that may or may not be accurate. Read More
SMART Goals by Annette Richmond, MA — What is your vision of success? The image is different for each of us. For one person it's having the corner office, for another it's having a flexible schedule with plenty of time off to be with their kids. But, whatever your dream, setting goals will help you make it come true. Read More
Ask the Expert — Do you find that your resume screames overqualified when you go to a job interview? Career expert Annemarie Cross gives one reader some tips on how best to tackle the issue. To post your question visit Ask Our Experts.
Teleclasses/Workshops - Change! Our Intro to the MBTI is now available 24/7. We've converted this teleclass to a 5-part-workshop via autoresponder. Start this workshop today! Take our 5 Steps to Choosing the Right Career seminar anytime, day or night. For your convenience, we're now offering this class as a 5-part-seminar via autoresponder. Begin this seminar today! For more information on workshops visit our Tools section.
Job Search - Search for a temporary, contract or permanent job right here. Look through job listings from around the country, courtesy of CareerBuilder.com.
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