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Washington D.C.
Cathy Groos, Career Transition and Life Coaching
Dallas, Texas
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Alesia Benedict, Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) and Job and Career Transition Coach (JCTC) is the Director of GetInterviews.com, a firm that aids senior and C-level executives through their job search.
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Alesia Benedict, Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) and Job and Career Transition Coach (JCTC) is the Director of GetInterviews.com, a firm that aids senior and C-level executives through their job search.
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Ramp It Up Tip
Consider More Than the Salary!
It’s important when looking for a job to consider more than the salary. Would taking a higher salaried position with a longer commute be worth it in terms of cost in time, fuel, stress, and vehicle wear?
Ramp It Down Tip
Write a Letter to Yourself
As you wrap up your paid gig for awhile, write yourself a quick note to be opened on a specific date a few months before you return to work. In the note, jot down at least 3 options of where you'd like to see yourself go, career-wise, upon your return. When the time comes, use this letter to yourself as a springboard towards choosing your next career step.
-Alexandra Jenkins
Your Question, Our Answer
What should I do if I am over 50?
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I am over 50 and am feeling like my window to
re-enter the workforce has closed. Are there women
who are having success getting back into the game in
the later years of life? If yes, what are some things
that they are doing to get their foot in the door?
Elevator Pitch
The Art of the Elevator Pitch: how to sell yourself in two minutes or less
The beauty of an elevator pitch is its brevity. It requires you to focus on the essentials and avoid unnecessary details. If you are looking for a new career or job, having a good elevator pitch is essential. You never know when you will be talking to someone who can help with your job search. Practice your pitch on friends and family. Then take it on the road!
Here are a few things to keep in mind as you develop your pitch:
