Summary Sunday Addressing Pesky Job Search and Career Issues

Summary Sunday Addressing Pesky Job Search and Career Issues Your career and job search are riddled with issues- whether they are situations thrust upon you or ones you bring on yourself.  This weeks roundup touches on rejection, self-promotion, perceptions about networking, assumptions about LinkedIn and how you interact with your boss.   We all have issues! The first step in resolving your issues is to face them head on. Whats causing the issue? I hope this weeks collection of articles helps you look at things differently. AND resolve some of your issues! JOB SEARCH 9 Scary Reasons Overqualified Job Seekers are Rejected by Jacob Share | The Job Mob You will not land every opportunity you pursue. (You already knew this). But, what you probably didnt know is that the information YOU provided got you eliminated. Learn why recruiters reject candidates and what you can do differently. LINKEDIN The Death of LinkedIn by Jaakko Paalanen | The Observer This article may change the way you think. Is LinkedIn the best tool for the job (no matter what you use it for?) Maybe not and the better social media tool may surprise you! CAREER How to Promote Yourself Without Looking Like a Jerk by Dorie Clark | Harvard Business Review Follow these 4 pieces  of advice so you can learn how to take credit without looking like a braggart! How to Manage a Micromanaging Boss by  Katie Douthwaite Wolf  | The Muse Are you annoyed by a boss who hovers? Here are 4 things you can do to shoo your boss away! Heinekens  World Apart Ad on Fast Company You may have seen this in you Facebook feed, but in case you didnt. This ad has a powerful message (and it isnt about alcohol). Take 3 minutes and watch what happens when people with very different views are put together in a room. It is a powerful message for all of us. NETWORKING Improve Your Career Prospects: Become a Master Networker [Infographic] on YouTern Networking doesnt have to be ugly or self-serving. This infographic will help you look at it differently. Infographic by Business Insider

7 Steps for Writing a Bio that Pops

7 Steps for Writing a Bio that Pops New business bosses sometimes have a major case of procrastination when it comes to writing their bios. Something about feeling pressure to validate themselves (â€" scary word alert!) feels big, tedious, and important, which often translates into stress. I get it. But, let’s fix it. First: Do not think of it as a place where you must legitimize yourself. Think of it as a place to shine! Plus, a compelling bio will ultimately help your clients find you and get the help they need from your business and offers (a.k.a, what this whole shebang is about)! Look at it as serving your client base, not bragging about yourself. Writing your bio is one small piece of the bigger business pie, but it is a critical ingredient. A strong bio will tell your potential clients all about the yummy goodness from your past experience, your personal passions, and your kick-butt skillset that led you to your work. (This is a ‘don’t worry be happy!’ kind of article, so before you get nervous thinking about all the credentials you *don’t* have, read on!) Here are my top 7 steps to writing a bio that pops sans the anxiety. Step 1: Start with your elevator pitch. This is the nitty gritty of who you are, what you do, and who you do it for. As an example, my bio could start with “Michelle Ward is a business coach who works with creative women to help them discover, build, and launch their dream business.” This is the one-stop-shop sentence anyone new to you and your work will appreciate. (It also ensures that skimmers get the need to know info up top!) Step 2: List your experience and/or credentials (however that applies to your business in the moment!) This piece can/should include but is not limited to any of the following info: relevant certifications, training, schooling, awards, accolades, client testimonials, past experience, and relevant work you’re proud of. If you are new to your business or industry and feel like there isn’t much to put here, do not worry (be happy, remember)? This section only needs to be about three sentences long, and even if you put “her passion for [insert business topic] started at age 11” and go on to talk about how your obsession with making your Barbies look great led you to be a stylist, that is a great start! Step 3: Add a personal detail. This may or may not relate back to your work. Finding a way to incorporate organic details about yourself (family, geographical location, interesting past life experience) adds a personal, human touch to your bio and will help your clients connect with you on a deeper level, too. As an example, I love to bring up my background in musical theater as an intro into why I adore working with creative people and strive to infuse passion in my day-to-day business happenings! Step 4: Explain how you found yourself in your business and what you love about it. This is my favorite part! Here is your opportunity to really underline what makes you the perfect person to do your job and gush about why it lights you up. Take a minute to identify what led you to your business and what excites you the most about it. It might read something like, “My experience working as a camp counselor helped me tap into my desire to work with young people…” This is extra icing on the cake for those who read this far and are excited to work with you. It’s also a neat way to tie everything you’ve already discussed together. (Your elevator pitch + experience + passions = one perfect business woman to work with.) Step 5: End with where people can find out more about you… …which can be as simple as a sentence that reads “Find her at [insert your website and/or social media handles.]” This is particularly useful when outside sources are sharing your deets! Step 6: Write your bio in the third person (where as your “About” page will be in the first person)! Imagine a friend or contact spreading the word about your business â€" how would they talk? What would they say? Hint: This is it! Your bio is intended to be shared outside of your own business platform, meaning outside sources and publications will have the most use for it. Therefore, it should sound like someone else is talking about you rather than you talking about yourself! This is as simple as swapping out your ‘I’s for ‘She’s. Step 7: Craft a long, medium, and short version to cover your bases. Depending on who needs your bio and/or where you’re putting it, it might behoove you to write three versions: 1.) A long version including all of the above details 2.) A medium version including just  your elevator pitch + experience and 3.) A short version that should be 3-5 sentences max. This way, you’re able to hand off whatever’s needed at a moment’s notice. Check out my examples right here. And boss: that’s it! No panic required. Remember, your bio is meant to help you glow and grow! You can update it whenever you have new, more relevant or better info to add and forget about it the rest of the time. You are one kick-butt business lady and your clients (and the world) gotta know. And hey, Build Your Client Base is designed around all the ways you can reach more of the people looking for you and your work (bio feedback included). Applications are closing this Friday and early bird pricing ends today! which means you have a limited amount of time to snag your spot ( the discount)! Pop over to my program page to fill out an application and keep an eye out for me in your inbox! I’ll be the one wearing bells and whistles.

How to Write an Objective For a Resume

How to Write an Objective For a ResumeBefore you try to write an objective for a resume, make sure you have all of the information about your job you need. You can use the information found in your job description to prepare an objective for a resume. With this objective in hand, you can start to think about what you want to say when you write it. When you are preparing an objective for a resume, keep in mind that what you say in your cover letter and resume will not be copied to the objective.The common objective format is to state your main job responsibilities and the duties you have as a leader in the organization. It should include any additional responsibilities that will be assigned to you once you have been hired. Your objective should also include the start date of the job and your estimated start date for completing the job. When using the objective, be sure to include any other specific information that you may have, such as pay range, number of years in the job, and other tasks you have completed or will complete.Before you begin to think about the 'how to' information that you will include in your resume, you should create a list of possible topics. There are several different topics that can be used to help with your resume. These include technology skills, public speaking skills, leadership skills, etc. You can decide which topic is most important to you and the resume. When you do this, it is important to make sure that you include all of the information you need in the cover letter and resume.You should also consider how you have demonstrated your particular skills. For example, if you are good at technology, you may want to show that you are a technology specialist in your resume. In addition, you may want to write a paragraph detailing your accomplishments in a particular area of technology. This will include some examples of jobs that you have held in the past. After youhave done this, you can then focus on your experiences in technology and you can use the objective to give an overview of your skills and talents. You should include one additional paragraph stating why you would be an ideal candidate for the position.After you have reviewed the resume and the cover letter, you should go back over them and check them for spelling and grammar mistakes. In addition, you should check to see if the information in the resume is all correct. If there are any mistakes, you should immediately correct them and go over your resume with the person you are interviewing.Another common mistake made is writing a resume without including the first line of each paragraph. In the first paragraph, you should briefly discuss the primary benefits and duties for the job. After this, you should be able to list some accomplishments and key skills. Keep in mind that the objective for a resume is not an explanation of your skills. If you leave this section blank, you are likely to end up with a long resume that is very similar to others that hav e been submitted for that position.When you are writing an objective for a resume, be sure to include all of the important details you can. For example, if you have written three different resumes, you should include your first, second, and third resumes when writing your objective. Make sure that you include all of the facts so that you do not feel that you are being repetitive in your resume.

Hooters How The Chain Is Thriving Against All Odds

Hooters How The Chain Is Thriving Against All Odds Let me start by saying that I am not, by any stretch of the imagination, the typical Hooters customer. I’m a woman. I’m a straight woman. I hate sports (and by proxy, sports bars). I have never, in my entire life, eaten a chicken wing. Still, there’s a certain anthropological appeal to visiting a restaurant that, for the last 35 years, has dressed waitresses in uniforms designed to leave little to the imagination, and footwear straight out of a geriatric ward. So when I recently found myself moseying past the orange glow of Manhattan’s last remaining Hooters, I decided to go inside. Hooters NYC is just a few blocks from Times Square, so there were some tourists, but the bulk of the crowd could have been plucked from any chain restaurant, anywhere in the country. Families of four, five, and six huddled around boxes of crayons; couples held hands and debated appetizers. Waitresses cleaned up soda spills and moved sticky highchairs from table to table â€" low-cut tops be damned. It was all sort of quaint. And shockingly, quite busy. This was a Sunday afternoon in July, one of the slowest months of the year for some restaurants. More importantly, this was in an era of #MeToo, “Time’s Up,” and a paradigm shift where conversations about systemic inequality, power imbalances, and the myriad ways women are subjugated in the workplace are supposed to be moving us towards a more equitable future. Hooters, it’s safe to say, does not exactly jibe with this new, woke worldview. And I’m not the only one who’s confused. “I’m scratching my head,” says Juelene Beck, a Florida-based chain restaurant expert and consultant. “It’s amazing that the brand has such power. It’s like, sex still sells.” Delightfully Tacky and Growing So what, pray tell, is going on? Hooters is a privately-owned company and declined to talk to me for this story. So officially, the answer = ¯_(?)_/ ¯. But there a few socioeconomic trends that could be contributing to the brand’s lasting appeal. In December 2017, Hooters opened its 200th corporate location, and has added a dozen more in the months since. The number of franchise units, or non-company-owned branches that pay a fee to Hooters headquarters, have dipped slightly, but the chain is still one of the highest-grossing restaurants in the country, beating sales at Ruby Tuesday, Macaroni Grille, Dave Busters, Chuck E. Cheese’s, Hard Rock Cafe, and California Pizza Kitchen, according to the data firm Technomic. Internationally, the brand is growing even more rapidly. In the last six months, Hooters outposts have opened in Germany, Spain, Mexico, Costa Rica, Japan â€" with 14 additional locations slotted for Spain and Portugal over the next three years. View this post on Instagram Check it out! Our new Drink-Menu! ?????????????? #hooters #hootiehoo #hooterslife #hootersgirl #hooterscalendar #eating #gin #tonic #strawberry #fruit #alcohol #party #gathering #friends #booze #foodporn #instafood #blueberries #refreshing #zerodegrees #milkshake #drink #tiramisu #coffee #food #foodies #lemonade #ginger #gingerlemonade #lemonade?? A post shared by HOOTERS of Frankfurt ?? Germany (@hooters_frankfurt) on Jun 29, 2017 at 11:30am PDT There’s no public data on exactly how much sex Hooters is selling, but earnings reports show that some branches, at least, are doing quite well. Chanticleer Holdings, a public company with a minority stake in Hooters, and the franchisee of eight domestic and international locations, reported in April that sales at those units grew significantly year-over-year. The company’s Tacoma, Wash. location grew nearly 20%. This comes after a rough couple of years, where reports of declining revenue led to speculation over whether the so-called “breastaurant” can survive our current cultural moment. Now, astonishingly, things seem to be turning around. Nationwide, Hooters sales are up from five years ago, according to Technomic estimates. It’s slight, just 2%, but in a tumultuous market that’s shuttered branches and slashed sales at restaurants like TGI Fridays, Applebees and Bob Evans, it’s certainly defying expectations. All things considered, Beck says, “You could say that Hooters is almost doing well.” In many ways, the “delightfully tacky, yet unrefined” restaurant is stuck in a time warp, where Teddy Ruxpin and acid wash jeans are pinnacles of popular culture. Poke around its job postings, though, and you’ll find language that predates the company’s ’80s origins. The Hooters Girl is “an exclusive position,” a recent ad for a waitress in Fairfax, Virginia reads. “In the restaurant, she is identified by her glamorous styled hair, camera ready make-up, and her fit body.” Among her qualifications: “approachable, upbeat, and attentive to the needs of the guests as she socially engages with, and entertains each individual guest at the front door and on the floor.” If you didn’t know any better, you might think this was an ad for a blowup doll. View this post on Instagram ???? Hootersgirls ?? #hooters #hootersgirl #hootersgirls #orangeshorts #orangeshortsmafia #stepintoawesome #frankfurt #altsachsenhausen #altsachs #hooterslife #hooterswings #hootersshirt #hootersgermany #hootersfrankfurt #frankfurthooters #holgerschuppphotography #hotwings #hootersgermany #hootersmakesyouhappy #burger #burgers #burgerlove #burgerlife #burgertime #burgerista #sexy #sexywaitresses #sexydress A post shared by HOOTERS of Frankfurt ?? Germany (@hooters_frankfurt) on Jan 30, 2017 at 4:33pm PST A highly-circulated employee handbook dates the chain even further. Hooters Girls are required to “acknowledge and affirm” that “The Hooters concept is based on female sex appeal and the work environment is one in which joking and entertaining conversations are commonplace,” according to that policy. If “joking” is baked into a job description, what could possibly pass for harassment? “Yeah I told Courtney I’d fire her if she didn’t sleep with me/agree to be my girlfriend/send me nudes but that was just for yucks!” Aside from all that, working at Hooters is similar to most restaurant jobs. There are busy days and slow days; friendly customers and the kind that make your eyes roll backwards. On the employee review site Glassdoor, Hooters’ score is 3.5/5 â€" higher than Chili’s, Red Lobster, Buffalo Wild Wings, Panera Bread, and Red Robin. In those reviews, waitresses point to things like tuition reimbursement and a steady income as perks that make the job worth it. Do all of these women have Stockholm Syndrome? It’s doubtful. Anyone in food service, or any job that relies on tips, is expected to show a modicum of presentability, and some degree of tongue biting on behalf of customers. Perhaps that’s why Hooters has managed to slip through the cracks. In the Glassdoor reviews, many of the same waitresses who say they enjoy working at Hooters also complain about racist dress codes (braids, dreads, and other natural hairstyles are allegedly prohibited), and policies that equate beauty with a thin waist and a full face of makeup. But the chain’s executives aren’t making racist remarks on conference calls, like former Papa John’s CEO John Schnatter, or claiming women aren’t biologically fit for high-level company positions, like ousted Google engineer James Damor. Hooters is simply carrying on a long-established company culture. That doesn’t mean it’s subtle â€" Hooters has been plagued with controversy ever since it opened its doors. Among the most egregious: a 2008 lawsuit lodged by an Iowa waitress who claims that she was fired for coming back to work with a black eye and bruises after a domestic violence dispute. A 2010 episode of UnderCover Boss, a reality TV series where CEOs disguise themselves as the rank and file, in which a Hooters manager named Jimbo held a hands-free bean-eating contest to decide which of his waitresses could go home first. This actually happened, and a film crew actually got it on tape. To stay relevant, the brand has rejiggered a few things over the years. New locations, and remodeled existing ones, have a more contemporary sports bar design (think: more flat screen TVs, less wood paneling). The menu has also been updated: Customers who aren’t in the mood for chicken wings can now nosh on fish tacos and spinach salads while side-eyeing their server’s barely-covered assets. The company has also ratcheted up its takeout and delivery efforts, doubling down on their food instead of their “talent.” In 2017, Hooters’ delivery business grew more than 30%, the New York Daily News reported. (Hooters girls, sadly, do not make the deliveries.) The result is a mundane, if slightly offensive restaurant experience that jibes with millennial trends. When I visited the Manhattan location, I walked in at the tail end of brunch (BRUNCH), and drank a not-terrible glass of Malbec. My friend ordered a Grey Goose martini. We marveled at the sensory overload that overwhelms a restaurant filled with Christmas lights, flat screen TVs, and a strange mishmash of framed celebrity candids (Kristen Stewart, Snoop Dogg, Selena Gomez). But we weren’t miserable. It actually kind of made sense. A restaurant can’t be everything to everyone. But fried food, alcohol, and a kids menu makes it good enough for most. The Future of Hooters There are other factors working in Hooters’ favor. Overall, consumer dining habits have shifted, Beck says. People still love to go out to eat, but they’re more likely to choose casual restaurants than they were ten years ago. Hooters isn’t terribly expensive â€" and for reasons stated above, diners know they’re guaranteed to get attentive service. Americans ate a record amount of chicken last year, and wings â€" the chain’s trademark food â€" are more popular than ever. Wingstop, a Dallas Texas-headquartered chain, is one of the fastest-growing franchises in the country, according to the trade publication Nation’s Restaurant News. “A lot of people have gotten sharper on exactly what they want,” Beck says. “And what some people want is to sit at the bar awhile, have a few drinks, maybe get some food, and talk to their pals.” Is this a sustainable business model? It’s hard to tell. The new Hooters locations are mostly corporate-owned, not franchises, which means the restaurant’s growth isn’t going gangbusters, says Roger Lipton, an investing and restaurant expert. Sometimes, he says, chains open corporate stores to invigorate sales at their existing franchises â€" leading by example with new menu items and procedures (i.e. delivery) the franchisees haven’t adopted yet. “Opening up a handful of company stores just shows that they’re not going out of business,” Lipton says. “They’ve got enough money to show the world they’re still here.” Hooters’ shtick is getting stale, Lipton adds, and will probably dry up eventually. We’re in the Gilded Age of internet pornography â€" women in various states of undress are hard to avoid at this point. Hooters isn’t even the only “breastaurant” anymore; now competitors like “Twin Peaks” have nudged into the space. If #MeToo doesn’t topple Hooters, the trudging banality of scantily-clad women might just finish the job. “Explicitness is all around us,” he says. “Those Hooters girls in their low-cut shirts are not as intriguing as they used to be.” For now, the draw persists, and the rationale is less mysterious than it seems. How many restaurants have both a booster seat, and a written policy for how hot your waitress has to be? What kind of business, outside of an escort service, promises a guaranteed conversation with a pretty woman? At the end of the day, Hooters is a bonafide sports bar where the waitresses are obligated to laugh at your jokes, and pretend to be interested in your life (it’s in the job description). And that’s still a lucrative market.

Why Absolutely Everyone Is Talking About Resume Skills Section

Why Absolutely Everyone Is Talking About Resume Skills Section Things You Won't Like About Resume Skills Section and Things You Will Irrespective of where you include your skills section on your resume, you can be confident that the hiring manager is likely to find it and definitely likely to ask about doing it. The skills section of your resume is a chance to offer detail and context regarding what you need to provide a provider. There are various sections you're expected to include on the resume you're working on for your job application. Putting your skills section at the peak of your resume (below your intro and above your professional experience) places them in the spotlight in the place where they belong, and provides the hiring manager fast and simple accessibility to the information that they're searching for. The Honest to Goodness Truth on Resume Skills Section Just make sure you have captured all your pertinent skills in different sections. When you've done that, you're prepared to assemble your Skills section. A Key Skills section, on the flip side, is listed on top of a resume. Your skills section stipulates a window into how much capability you may bring to the firm. Instead, you're want to concentrate just on skills which look good on a resume. Carefully reread the work description and choose which skills are unquestionably essential for the job. Job-specific skills vary depending on the position. Listing your skills provides a chance to showcase your abilities and experiences to prime employers for the remainder of your resume. Skills not only help someone in acquiring a desired job or position, additionally, it aids in molding the total development of a person. Hard abilities, on the flip side, might be taught and learned on the way. Even if your skills only fill one or two lines, you may still format it the exact same way. You simply have to demonstrate your abilities and achievements the proper way. Things You Should K now About Resume Skills Section If you're not certain which skills you would like to share, consider your prior experiences. Technical skills are either something you've got or you don't, but they're always something which you are able to learn. Management skills refer to the way by which someone can handle and manage people or lots of tasks under him. Hard abilities, also referred to as employability skills or technical abilities, can be quantified by your degree of expertise in the topic or years of experience utilizing a specific technique or program.

Think The Secret to Career Advancement Is Job Hopping Think Again

Think The Secret to Career Advancement Is Job Hopping Think Again These days, building a strong, steady career path at a single company may sound like a bygone ideal. After all, job hopping has become increasingly common, and its even seen by some as the only option left for climbing the ranks and advancing ones career.That is decidedly not the case, however, atFidelity Investments. As a finance company that values loyalty as well as the personal and professional development of its talent, Fidelity has become a career-spanning home for many. notlage only that, but women who work herbeie like Jeanie Reckart and Lisa Ciccia attest to the fact theyve been able to push their careers forwardwithoutjumping around between companies.Fidelity is Hiring Browse Opportunities.For Reckart, whos celebrating her 35th work anniversary later this year, Fidelity was her first professional home out of college and she hasnt wanted another one since. Today a Regional Head for Fidelity, she started ou t in the companys Houston, Texas, investor center, where she worked a few years before being quickly promoted to a Branch Manager standort.While in that role, Reckart moved to Fidelitys San Diego office but was thrown for a loop a year later when her lebensabschnittsgefhrte proposed, asking that she return to Houston so they could start their married life in the saatkorn city. Luckily, Fidelity was hilfestellungive of this personal development.Fidelity was kind enough to relocate me to the Houston office as an Assistant Branch Manager, Reckart recalls, adding that the change in title was only temporary. She became a Branch Manager once again a position she held for 16 years before advancing to yet more senior roles.The training and vast resources that Fidelity dedicates to its employees have helped me advance my career path, she explained. Theres a real investment in our development. Beyond that, always wanting to be curious and continue to learn and grow has been essential for me . You have to have a desire to learn new skills and be the best that you can be. Then, you get to share your success so that youre helping others along the way.And Reckart has certainly had success to share. Today, as Regional Head, she oversees Fidelitys 74 western branches. Her No. 1 reason for choosing to stay at Fidelity all this time? The culture of support.Whether its been supporting the moments that personally matter in life, from accommodating where I lived, to resources as I was starting a family, or the mentorship and educational programs that enable an independence of continuing to develop ourselves, Reckart said Fidelity has had her back throughout it all. And the fact shes found all this at one company has had other, less expected benefits besides.Staying at the same company means you dont have to continuously start over by learning the policies and procedures of a new company there are no interruptions, which means you can focus more on your career, she said. It helps you to build and be a part of something bigger than you, and to create a legacy.In the case of Market Leader Lisa Ciccia, shed been on a career break and was looking to reenter the workforce when Fidelity and particularly its reputation for flexibility caught her eye.Fidelity offered a flexibility to get back into the workforce that was way ahead of its time, Ciccia explained. With my background in finance and management, I stayed part-time in the brokerage division of regional phone centers before being allowed to become one of the first part-time managers.Twenty-five years later, and Ciccias commitment to Fidelity is still going strong, with her senior position today being a full-time one. For her part, she credits the adrenaline day-to-day life at Fidelity has given her with her ability to energetically advance her professional path, despite having taken a career hiatus.Look at the infrastructure and the support here, she explained. Ive been blessed with great management teams and managers who always did allow and encourage me to take on new opportunities. Since the individuals that you work for are supporting you, it gives you more incentive to work harder.A combination of the people and the culture have been the motivation to stay at Fidelity for more than two decades, Ciccia says, especially after seeing what life at other companies was like prior to her career break.The people here have so much integrity, as well as strong work ethics, she said. Its integrated into everything that they do, including the way they support both their peers and clients. You cant find that everywhere. Its an enabling atmosphere, and I know thats what has kept me here.Ultimately, she says the relationships shes formed at Fidelity have pushed me into areas I didnt expect to find, and she cant think of a time when she wasnt able to rely on her work family.You form deep relationships when you can put names and faces together and truly get to know your coworkers over time, and when colleagues become friends, Ciccia said. Thats very satisfying.If you arent met with the same level of support at your company, perhaps its time to consider a (potentially decades-long) career at Fidelity. Check out the scoop ontheir job openings theyre all over the country--Fairygodboss is proud to partner with Fidelity. Find a job there today

Sap Resume Writing - What Is It?

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