by Nina Hambleton | Sep 14, 2020 | Career Advice, Change
Words Are Powerful – Until they’re not – eliminate these words from your speech and writing As a Career Advisor, my job is to listen, not only to what is said, but what is not said. I interpret body language, I delve into areas that are uncomfortable, and I point out...
by Nina Hambleton | Jul 14, 2020 | Activities, Career Advice, Career Development, Job Search
Let’s Talk About Transferable Skills How do you figure out which ones you have? When you look at requisitions and read the list of requirements, you will see a list of experience and skills the hiring manager believes are required to do the role they’ve...
by Nina Hambleton | Jun 9, 2020 | Activities, Career Advice, Networking, Uncategorized
When was the last time you sat down and thought about all the people you have in your network? Years ago? Last time you were hunting for a new job? Never? Here are some tactical tips and a template (see my profile – it’s on the summary) to help you get...
by Nina Hambleton | May 20, 2020 | Career Advice, Change, Musings
For many years, I have heard others say ‘there is no such thing as a stupid question.’ I have said this to new hires as they join, and I see their hesitancy to ask me or other people questions. The statement is intended to put people at ease so they will...
by Nina Hambleton | May 18, 2020 | Career Advice, Mentoring
Hint: stop using the “M” word Career Advisors, Speakers, and Managers are regularly asked by employees how to identify and engage with a mentor in a meaningful relationship. In career classes and on-line articles about Career Development, Mentors and...
by Nina Hambleton | May 14, 2020 | Career Advice, Change, Resilience
Moving Forward In Your Career When the Future is Ambiguous or Unknown When your company goes through a change – a shift in direction – not only do you have to adjust to what’s happening, you need to chart your path forward, so you continue to develop your career....
