The illusion of a strong job market just shattered. The Labor Department torched 911,000 jobs from the books—nearly double the slowdown everyone feared. Unemployment climbed to 4.3%, job gains crawled in at 22,000, and openings fell below the number of people desperate for work. The Fed is cornered. The White Continue Reading
I discovered a cool tool for safeguarding your career relevance.
The other day, someone asked me this question via LinkedIn, “Do you think companies should give more feedback to candidates after interviews?” At this writing, I noticed that the comments were from the perspective of the jobseeker. Understandably, everyone who interviews for a job wants to know the “real deal” Continue Reading
Coronavirus, COVID-19, whatever you choose to call this pandemic, it is wreaking havoc on our economy and causing many of us to consider a career change. If you are experiencing a lockdown or the possibility of a future quarantine, career development planning and management might not be at the forefront Continue Reading
I stumbled across an article the other day about a black man firing a gun into a crowd of trump supporters. Regardless of someone’s political leanings, I thought it was a relevant story; especially as massive rallies are still being held today. Yet, it was not a blip on the Continue Reading
