If you’re like me, then you’re glad to be on the other side of Valentine’s Day. I spent the entire weekend nagging my kiddos to complete all of the valentines. For my kids, creating those cards felt like homework. Speaking of homework, let’s talk about performance tasks.

While Groundhog Day is one of my favorite holidays, it’s not that helpful of an example for your job search. First off, please know that most likely landing your dream job will require some work. Here 5 tips that will keep you grounded during the beginning of your search.

Check out these 70 opportunities plus 25 job openings from our friends!

Use this time of year to connect with your network. Holiday cards are great!

At this time of the year, it's a race to the finish line. It feels like crunch time at NRG. We are working with organizations that posted openings in December in hopes of getting someone on the ground sooner rather than later. Let’s get right to it! Here is a sample of the 70+ jobs we’re hiring for right now.

It isn’t easy to make a change. Longevity has benefits but making a change can lead to expanding your impact and network. Here are some things to keep in mind if you are thinking about a career change.

The feedback you’ve been asking for plus tips to help you stand out from the crowd.

The job search can be scary. Here are some reminders; we all go through this process. Plus, 14 new opportunities!

3 tips for your job hunt. Hint: one is to find a buddy. Also, 17 new opportunities launched October 2022.

As we head into Rosh Hashanah, I am thinking about beginnings.

Beginnings mean change. Maybe you are reading this newsletter because you are looking for a fresh start professionally. If there are changes in your life that make this the perfect time to look for a new job, then I hope that you will search for a position where you can make your desired impact.

It’s hard to believe, but it’s now back to school season. For many folks, that means it’s also back to job hunting season! This a great time to dust off your resume, re-engage with your networks, and start planning your next career move.

It’s also a great time to hone your interview skills – and practice, practice, practice. The good news is that interviewing is something under your control; it’s a skill you can learn. Here are my top ten tips for nailing the interview process.

The end of summer can be a slow time to search for a job. But if you’re on the job hunt, spend these last weeks of August preparing for the post-Labor Day hiring rush. Of course, if you’re on vacation, save this for later!

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