Articles By Susan Shor
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Susan Shor
The idea of work-life is often misunderstood. Here are the realities (and myths) of work-life balance.
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
When you are considering how to ask for a raise, the truth is there is no silver bullet. It takes preparation and a tailored approach to help ensure success
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
Whether for pleasure, extra cash or just something to pass the days of retirement, many seniors are going back to work. If you’re looking to join them, this blog will offer tips for your job hunt along with dozens of examples for your next position.
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
Winston Churchill, the famous British bulldog in human form, had a few things to say about persistence. He made that pretty clear in a commencement speech from 1941 in which he said,
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
Your transition out of the military requires a resume that expresses your talents in a way that civilian employers will understand. The blog below offers tips for making the most of your service in your post-military resume.
Published in Job Interview
by Susan Shor
You got the interview! Now you’re excited and a bit nervous. Calm the jitters and impress the hiring manager with preparation. We’ve compiled dozens of interview questions and sample answers to guide you through the process and get that job.
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
If you’re looking for the highest-paying jobs out there, it helps to have a “Dr.” in front of your name. But top-paying jobs abound, and with the right education, training and experience, one of them could be yours.
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
Your first job can be a great learning experience – not to mention a welcome source of cash. In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about landing a job when you are 14 or 15 years old.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
What’s the difference between a core competency and a skill? Which should you choose and how should you present these abilities? We answer those questions and more below.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
It seems as though “problem-solving skills” are a requirement of every job. To stand out from the crowd, break that umbrella category into discrete abilities and offer up your best examples. Read on to see how.
