The New Career Landscape We’re in the middle of a massive career shift. In 2025, the old-school climb-the-ladder approach is being replaced with something more flexible, decentralized, and brand-powered. 46% of Gen Z now freelance in some way (Upwork, 2024). The creator economy surpassed $250 billion globally, with an increasing number of people monetizing their…
Month: June 2025
What Employers Are REALLY Looking For In Job Candidates (And How To Prove You're The Right Fit)
The longer your job search drags on, the more you start to doubt your interviewing abilities. Or worse, you start to doubt your skills and experience as a job candidate, which in turn affects your interview confidence. You may begin to ask yourself, “What do employers really want to hear in a job interview?” The…
5 Powerful Job Interview Secrets That Will Help You Beat The Competition
A lot of job seekers worry about how other candidates are performing in job interviews. However, if you are too concerned about your competition, it can affect your own performance. After all, there is no point worrying about things you can’t control—especially in a high-stakes job interview. You can only focus on doing your best….
10 Most Overused Buzzwords On LinkedIn Profiles (And What To Say Instead)
Are you unknowingly sabotaging your LinkedIn profile with cliché buzzwords? Recently, the 10 most overused words on LinkedIn profiles were revealed. And I’m not shocked to see that all 10 words break the basic rule of personal branding: stay objective. Why These LinkedIn Buzzwords Are A Problem Opinions of your skills don’t belong on LinkedIn—at…
The Perfect Way To End Your Next Cover Letter (With Examples)
A well-written cover letter serves as an introduction to both your resume and your personal brand as a job seeker. It’s your chance to express enthusiasm for the role and make a direct connection between who you are and why you’re the best fit for the job. Ending your cover letter the right way can…
How To Successfully Manage Your Career Goals
When it comes to setting and managing career goals, it’s important to aim high. But sometimes the challenge we all face in aiming high is putting too much pressure on ourselves and then becoming overwhelmed. Successful career planning is all about balance. The best way to achieve your career development goals without burning out is…
5 Mistakes That Are Killing Your LinkedIn Profile
If you’ve been satisfied with a “placeholder” LinkedIn profile up to this point, or feel like landing a job through the site isn’t a viable option, we’ve got some news for you. The hiring landscape has changed, permanently, and those who adapt will secure the best opportunities. Here are five common LinkedIn profile mistakes that…
How To Write A Cover Letter Recruiters Will LOVE
True or false: Recruiters don’t read cover letters. Most job seekers assume this is true and that writing one is just a waste of time. But here’s the truth: recruiters do read cover letters—when they’re written well. So, what does that tell us? If most people never hear back after submitting one, and recruiters only…
Why Feedback Will Help Your Professional Development
Feedback, in the world of business, is the breakfast of champions. Feedback “feeds” us. It’s at the top of the food pyramid for learning and professional development. If you’re not actively seeking it, you’re missing out on one of the most powerful tools for career growth. How often do you ask for feedback? Feedback can…
4 Ways To Upgrade Your LinkedIn Presence
LinkedIn can be an extremely valuable resource in your job search if you know how to use it properly. Whether it’s using LinkedIn to make a new connection and earn a job referral or to try to get noticed by recruiters, there are ways to use the platform that can improve your chances of landing…