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Category Archives: Communication
How to Redirect Career Pressure
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux While in conversation with a Master Coach they noted that I might be feeling the pressure. My vision is so large that it is quite possible I have lived in the valley of pressure for so … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Communication, Reflection, Stuck
Tagged career advice, Coaching, coaching for women
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How to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Work for You
If you’re looking to improve your LinkedIn profile and make sure it’s effectively representing your professional brand, you’ve come to the right place. Continue reading
Posted in Career, Change, Communication
Tagged career change, career development, coaching for women, job hunt, job search, LinkedIn
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What Can You Negotiate?
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux In my discussions with different people the question came up, what can you negotiate when salary is not a factor? Either the money meets the market demands or has already been deemed non-negotiable. While there may … Continue reading
What NOT to Say in a Job Interview
What should you NOT say in a job interview? The first thing that comes to my mind is nothing. You should not say nothing. If somebody asks you a question and you’re not sure of the answer or all the … Continue reading
How to Respond When a Company Isn’t Hiring
How should you respond when a recruiter or hiring manager says they currently don’t have the budget for new staff? Or do they say they just hired for the role? That could be a go-to line but there are a … Continue reading
Why New Videos?
The mission behind adding in different kinds of videos morphed from frequently asked questions that I could answer around careers and job search to an attempt to help as many people as possible. Taking the position of Chief Empowerment Officer, … Continue reading
Target Junior Roles NOT Junior Goals
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux What should you be considering when targeting junior-level roles? Even if you are going after junior level roles it is important to be proactive about what you want and what you expect. What I mean by … Continue reading
How to Love Writing Your Cover Letter (at Least Tolerate it)
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux When I ask about the cover letter portion of an application, most everyone I talk to resists it for the same reason: “I hate selling myself!” This is because those who say this to me are … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Coaching, Communication, Cover Letters, Job Hunt GPS
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