Mollie partners with young and mid-career professionals who are looking for more meaning or direction in their work, or who simply want to get unstuck. She helps them find the success and personal fulfillment they desire. Mollie is also a Certified Professional Coach.
Mind the details and don’t get too cute.
Once you decide to look for a new job, it seems natural to start applying for open positions right away. However, taking the time to prepare for the screening and selection process before hitting “apply” can make landing your dream job a whole lot easier.
You don’t need to be everywhere online to create a digital presence. But you do need to engage early on in your search because it takes time to build credibility and contacts. Rather than a mirror, hone your storytelling skills by participating in mock interviews with family and friends well before the big event.
A job search is high stakes. ... The pressure is real, and the follow-up is an extension of that interview process. So just as folks are nervous about the interview itself, it makes sense that you’d also be nervous about the correspondence.