The foundation for your personal brand or value proposition is identifying how you can fix a company’s pain points.

More than just listing your skills and work history, an effective resume promotes your successes and potential accomplishments.

Proven job search strategies and tactics that are integral to helping you reach your goals.

In developing your brand, remember that features describe what you do, but articulating benefits sets you apart from the competition.

You don't need to write a novel to show your excitement and recap your abilities. Use these simple steps to create a focused thank you note.

If you haven’t looked for a job in recent years, much has changed. It’s about creating an integrated strategy for promoting your brand.

Informational interviews can reward you with volumes of knowledge that will help you in every step of your job pivot or search process.

Whether you’re working or unemployed, this exercise will set the stage for what your personal brand will signify.

Not sure how to prepare for an interview? Mine the job description to promote your abilities, successes, and even tackle your weaknesses.

Blend your work experience, skillsets, personality, background with how you solve problems, and you have your unique personal brand.

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