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Category Archives: Interviewing
Explaining a Career Downshift
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux On occasion, the question comes up: how do I explain that? I want to step down a level in a role when it feels like all of society or a certain stage of career or life … Continue reading
Posted in Cover Letters, Interviewing
Tagged career, coverletter, job search, Networking
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What do You Wish I Had Asked?
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux The one question I ask in a mock interview to help clients prepare is, ‘What do you wish I had asked you?’ The reason why this is important is, I get to find out what they … Continue reading
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
3 Key Job Interview Questions to Prepare For
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux As you prepare for your next job interview it can be overwhelming to think through all the possible questions that could be asked, especially if you are progressing past the first round. As a ProTip, here … Continue reading
Job Search Tracking
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux What should you be tracking in your job search? There are three things that I think you should be tracking during the job search that will make your life and your job search a lot easier. … Continue reading
Posted in Interviewing, Job Hunt GPS
Tagged job description, job interview, job search, Networking
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What Do You Wish I Had Asked You?
By Tiffany A. Dedeaux This is the question I have learned to ask at the end of any mock interview I facilitate. While some struggle to know at that moment if I am asking them as an interviewer or as … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Interviewing, Job Hunt GPS
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How to Debug Your Job Search
Frustrated by your job search? Sacred Time has your back! In this post you will find tips on how to transform silence into the power so you can build momentum and results! Continue reading
Posted in Career, Change, Coaching, Interviewing, Job Hunt GPS
Tagged career coaching, job hunt, job search
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3 Qualities of a Great Boss
The characteristics that make for a good boss are many and varied. Sacred Time can help you find your next boss, or support the one you already have in an effort to become more successful, these three traits will be important considerations. Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Career, Communication, Interviewing, Relationship
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