Executive Careers

Do you know how to effectively search for a new position in today’s competitive job market? Cheryl Palmer is a career coach and a certified professional resume writer who is committed to assisting job seekers searching for a job more effectively in a tight market. As the third segment in a three-part series, she will be answering more job search questions that many job seekers have about how to land a new position more quickly.

Do you know how to effectively search for a new position in today’s competitive job market? Cheryl Palmer is a career coach and a certified professional resume writer who is committed to assisting job seekers searching for a job more effectively in a tight market. As a sequel to last week's segment, she will be answering more job search questions that many job seekers have about how to land a new position more quickly.

Do you know how to effectively search for a new position in today’s competitive job market? Cheryl Palmer is a career coach and a certified professional resume writer who is committed to assisting job seekers searching for a job more effectively in a tight market. In this segment she will be answering questions that many job seekers have about how to land a new position more quickly.

With unemployment still at a record high, it’s helpful to know what you need to do to land that next position.  Whether you are recently unemployed or have been searching for awhile, you should know what steps to take so that you don’t find yourself spinning your wheels in terms of your job search. Cheryl Palmer will share seven simple steps to finding a job even in the midst of a competitive job market:

With the national unemployment rate at 8.8% and with analysts predicting that unemployment will stay high for the next couple of years, it may be worth considering how to keep the job that you have since looking for a new job in this job market is challenging, to say the least. Cheryl Palmer will share tips for keeping the job you have so that you can weather this economic environment.

What should you do if you are stuck in a bad job? After all, the economy is bad, and after having assessed your field, you may have determined that it is best to stay where you are for awhile. But what do you do in the meantime?Join Cheryl Palmer, executive career coach, for advice that can help you get through this time in your life.

You're currently employed, but how do you know if your job is at risk? Could your position potentially be eliminated? How much immunity do you have from joining the ranks of the unemployed?Join Cheryl Palmer as she shares signs that tell you that your position could be cut.

You want a new job, but you don’t want your boss to know about it until you hand in your resignation. How do you keep your job search a secret? After all, you have a lot to lose if your boss discovers that you are searching for new employment. The company could replace you before you are ready to leave.Cheryl Palmer will share some tips for keeping your job search under wraps.

As an executive job seeker you should incorporate both online and offline networking strategies into your job search game plan. These strategies can be complementary and can land you a new position more quickly.Join Cheryl Palmer and Claudine Vainrub for a lively discussion on how you can use networking to your advantage.

How do you get a job without a job? It may seem like a strange question, but those who have been out of work for several months or more have a hard time finding a job precisely because they have been out of work for several months.Cheryl Palmer, executive career coach, will discuss how job seekers can break the losing streak and break out of long-term unemployment. Join her as she shares practical tips for finding that next job.