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Estimating risk is often a component of the work you do for the client. As best you can, you do it for yourself when you are going after a new position. So, if you think the offer is a little [...]

Everyone wants to move up. But sometimes “up” is in short supply and you have to find your path. How do you do that?

It can be a sinking feeling. Six months into your new job, and you see things you wish you had uncovered during your interviews. Hindsight is always 20/20, of course. But what can you do to get a [...]

You might not think so, but saying “no” can sometimes be the smart move when it comes to your job search. Sounds crazy, doesn’t it?

Everybody tells you that. It’s the definition of cliché. But what does it mean when you’re facing a leap to a new job? What should you be looking for?

Few things are more frustrating than acclimating to a new job and discovering you should have asked smarter questions during your interview. Here is some help.

The question can throw you for a loop. “Why are you leaving?” You know it is coming. Why not prepare for it?

Ever have a pair of shoes that don’t quite fit anymore? They are a quality pair and you don’t like the thought of replacing them. But, maybe it’s time. Could it be that your job is like that pair [...]

If you are taking time to meet with someone who could be your new employer, it makes sense to get a realistic picture of what lies ahead. How do you ask the questions that help you see that [...]

It’s the rare job change that doesn’t include a loss of some kind, somewhere along the way. It might be so slight as to barely be noticeable. That doesn’t mean it’s not there, or that you should [...]