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Inspiration to Follow Your Blueprint

2011 Best Companies to Work For

By Laura Berman Fortgang on February 2, 2011

Flip through this summary of current job openings at the “25 Best Companies to Work For” and read what lead recruiters are looking for in candidates.  As you might expect, many recruiters emphasize the importance of demonstrating your knowledge of the company and your fit with company culture and values, as well as being curious and able to think beyond today.  Here are a few of our favorite tips which echo the Now What?© mantra of connecting who you are with what you do:

“We know that candidates are good at many things, but we’re most interested in what exactly makes them each a rock star. What do they do so well that no one else can compete with them in this area.”  —Jeff Vijungco, Adobe Systems

“Don’t be afraid to demonstrate your passions and your personal brand.” —Holly Paul, PricewaterhouseCoopers

“Don’t feel limited by your past… Consider how your skills translate to the role you’re seeking and help us make that connection when we interview you.” —Oriana Vogel, American Express

“What impresses a recruiter is a well-prepared candidate with clear accomplishments, tremendous passion, and the ability to connect his or her experience and skills directly to the job he or she is going after.” —Pam Anderson, Intel

“They’re Hiring!”

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When the Unlikely Becomes Likely

By Laura Berman Fortgang on January 26, 2011

Take a look at today’s article for some thoughts on the art of creating and recognizing opportunity.  As Thomas Jefferson noted, there is a correlation between luck and hard work. 

What’s one way that you will put yourself out there this year to make it easier for opportunity to find you?

“Career advice to realize your inner Miss October”

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Models of Reinvention

By Laura Berman Fortgang on January 13, 2011

These five reinvention stories are definitely inspiring.  Take a look and see what you think.  Is 2011 the year for your reinvention?

“Reinvention is the Best Revenge.”

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Job Interview Questions and Best Answers

By Laura Berman Fortgang on January 5, 2011

Here is a pretty comprehensive list of standard job interview questions, along with sample answers to help you prepare ahead of time.  Ironically, practicing your answers out loud can actually help you have a more natural delivery because you can hear yourself, try out a few different ways of saying something, and land on the one that sounds the best.  We’ve also noticed with our folks who are working the Now What?® program, that as you make more discoveries about your purpose and unique attributes, it becomes easier to convey your strong points and own personal “brand” in interview situations as well as other types of networking conversations.

“Interview Questions and Answers”

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Happy New Year!

By Laura Berman Fortgang on December 31, 2010

Thank you for being one of our readers. We look forward to being of further service in the new year.  Let us know what we can do for you!

We wish you a Prosperous and Fabulous 2011.

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Job satisfaction is at an all time low. What does that mean for you?

By Laura Berman Fortgang on December 29, 2010

If you are a job seeker or career-transitioner, it could mean that some re-shuffling may be going on that leads to opportunity. 

“New Year’s resolution: I quit!”

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