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- Career - LinkedIn
- Cover Letter - Networking
- College Students - Personal Branding
- Employment Benefits - Resume
- Interviewing - Salary Negotiations
- Job Search

Career

I am 60. Am I too old to change careers? Where do I start?
I am going to be starting a new job search soon. Besides salary, what others things might I be able to negotiate as part of my job offer?
I am not ready to retire, but I would like to transition into a position that brings more meaning to my life but less responsibility. How do I convince hiring managers that I am a good candidate?
I am in a very toxic work situation and am desperate to leave. I received a job offer, but it is $20K less than what I am making now. I can afford the pay cut and am considering not negotiating and just taking the job to get out of my current situation. What would you advise?
What books do you recommend for someone thinking about making a career transition?
What are your favorite career-related books?
What books or websites do you recommend for neurodivergent or diverse job seekers and employees?
What is the difference between career counseling, career coaching, and career consulting?
I want to advance my career but I don't know how to get started.
Are there websites where I can obtain certifications to help me stand out from others?
Would it be helpful to print up different business cards about my interests or profession to hand out to people when I am networking? If so, what should they look like? Or is there something online, like an electronic business card that would be better? And if so, what sites should I look at to create that?
I’ve been seeing the phrases “quiet hiring” and “quiet firing” on social media a lot lately. What do these things mean, and should I be worried?
With all the layoffs happening in the tech industry, I am worried about not being prepared if it happens to me. How do I best prepare if I am laid off?
I am dealing with some personal issues that I am concerned may impact my work. I don't feel comfortable talking to HR. A co-worker told me about the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offered through our company. Is it really confidential, or will my employer find out I used the resource and why I used it?
A year ago, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I am not currently symptomatic other than occasional fatigue and numbness or tingling in my hands. It has not affected my work. I am currently in a job search. Do I have to disclose my MS diagnosis during the interview process? I am afraid it will disqualify me, but my doctor has advised that I may need accommodations down the road.
I am currently interviewing for a senior leadership role. I have made it to the final round twice but have been the second choice. How can I stand out and land the next opportunity?
How do I communicate my value to get a raise?

Cover Letter

Is it really worth my time to submit a cover letter?

College Students

Employment Benefits

Interviewing

Job Search

Networking

Why is networking so important and how do I network effectively?

Personal Branding

Resume

Salary Negotiations

I am expecting to receive a job offer from my target company any day now. How can I make sure to get what I need?

Ask the Experts Current and Past Questions & Answers

Check out the great information provided in our Ask the Experts section. Questions are categorized under: - Career - LinkedIn - Cover Letter - Networking - College Students - Personal Branding - Employment Benefits - Resume - Interviewing - Salary Negotiations - ​Job Search

Check out the great information provided in our Ask the Experts section. Questions are categorized under:

- Career - LinkedIn
- Cover Letter - Networking
- College Students - Personal Branding
- Employment Benefits - Resume
- Interviewing - Salary Negotiations
- Job Search