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If you’ve concluded you want a better job, your best course is to leave. Or, maybe not.

“Of all the liars in the world, sometimes the worst are our own fears.” ― Rudyard Kipling When you take a good look at your career achievements (or lack thereof), do you sometimes feel that [...]

Maybe your resume shows that you have worked for many employers over the past five to ten years, and none for any great length of time. No matter the reasons, you know employers are wary of job [...]

There’s a mindset that talking to a recruiter equals changing jobs. In other words, if you’re not in a job-change mode, why take time to talk to a recruiter? For a different picture, check out [...]

We might hate to admit it, but we’ve all experienced it – that moment of crushing self-doubt. Or rather: (if we want to be completely truthful) several HUNDRED moments of self-doubt.

Most of the time, a recruiter calls you to talk about changing jobs. It’s normal you would think that the only reason you should call a recruiter would be to talk about changing jobs. You might [...]

It should be no secret that long-term success in the BV and Lit Support profession is tied to your ability to generate business. One of the most common questions: Where do I start?

The first few weeks, or even months, on a new job can feel exciting. Routine sets in sooner or later and you can be forgiven for wondering what happened to the Welcoming Committee. Waiting for [...]

The rising BV professionals you hire are focused on the “doer” part of the job. Morphing into a “doer/seller” is probably the furthest thing from their minds. How can you help them make that leap?

No matter how good you feel about your job, a certain satisfaction comes from knowing ‘what else is out there’. Here’s your chance.