by Claudia Lorenzo | Sep 15, 2020 | Career Advice, Leadership Development, News, Uncategorized
COVID and the Workplace: Are You Indispensable? This time of COVID-19 pandemic is also, for many, a time of unemployment and economic turmoil. You may likely know someone who’s been placed on leave or worse–let go. If you have a job, you’re probably...
by Mario Amaya | Jun 22, 2020 | All, Career Advice, News
How To Adapt To A New Work Culture Every commercial business has its own company culture. These shared principles, policies, and values are there from the moment a new company is set up. And they’ll be there up to the time it’s dissolved. Without this trellis...
by Mario Amaya | May 22, 2020 | All, Career Advice
Resume Sample General John Smith 1247 Lane Avenue San Diego, CA 12345 (619) 123-1234 john.smith@home.com SUMMARY Bilingual human resource generalist with 15 years’ experience in U.S. and Mexico world class manufacturing environments dealing with people from diverse...
by Mario Amaya | May 22, 2020 | All, Career Advice
How To Tackle 5 of the Toughest Interview Questions Over a period of time interview processes have emerged like HELL! There are video interviews, panel interviews, group interviews, case interviews… and the list goes on. Few interviews conclude in less than 30...
by Mario Amaya | May 22, 2020 | All, Career Advice
Pre-Interview Preparation The interview is one method used by employers to select people. It may be the only time in the selection process when employer and candidate are face to face. There is a technique to successful interviewing. A candidate who masters...
by Mario Amaya | May 22, 2020 | All, Career Advice
About tooting your horn during the interview Tell me about yourself. Responding to those four words during a job interview may send you into a panic, but it’s your best chance to make a lasting impression. A carefully crafted portrait of yourself will make it easy for...
