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Career Hacks for Healthcare Practitioners
By Jennifer Bouley - February 13, 2018
When you work in the healthcare industry, it is important to take care of yourself so that you can care for your patients. Learning early in the game to relieve stress and maintain a healthy work/life balance is vital. Constantly work to develop your communication and leadership skills that will help you to be successful through your career. Staying current with updated information about your sector in healthcare and taking care of yourself will help you to thrive throughout your career.
How to Manage Your Online Reputation with Your Career in Mind
By Jennifer Bouley - August 24, 2017
In today's world, it is easy to access information from a variety of sources, and it's easy for employers to find out information about you during the job search process. The question is, how do you
How Planned Happenstance Can Help Your Career
By Jennifer Bouley - July 25, 2017
Planned happenstance is a method of curiosity which you use to explore new career opportunities or that you use to create chance events in your life. Whether it is taking a hobby you like and turning it into a job opportunity through exploration and trial and error, or it is seeking out new options through interests you have always wanted to explore, the theory of planned happenstance can help you to find and explore the right options to move your career in a new direction.
How to Work With Applicant Tracking Systems During Your Job Search
By Jennifer Bouley - June 22, 2017
When it comes to working with the applicant tracking system, there can be some aspects that could hinder your chances at getting noticed for a job interview. One of the most common is formatting in your resume. See below for some tips about how to work with an applicant tracking system...
How to be confident and assertive during job interviews
By Jennifer Bouley - June 1, 2017
When it comes to interviews, we’ve all had our moments when we wished we had performed better than we did. What if it didn’t have to be that way - what if we could go into every interview knowing that we performed well and really caught the attention of the employer as a potential candidate to fill the vacancy? For successful interviews, it takes tact and communication to really get the attention of the employer. Interviews are your chance to “sell” your abilities to the employer as to why you are the top candidate of choice.
Job Search Tips: How to Get Employers to Come to You
By Jennifer Bouley - May 9, 2017
When it comes to the job search, we all go through the typical motions of submitting job applications, networking, and preparing to go to a job interview. But what if there was a way to amp up your job search and get the recruiters and hiring managers to come after you? Like any job search, there should be a strategy, and there are strategies you can put in place to get noticed more than you could on your own. Let’s take a look at the ways you can get employers to notice you.
How To Tell Employees "No"
By Jennifer Bouley - April 20, 2017
When answering requests from employees, you need to consider the merits of the employees request, how your decision will impact others in the workplace, and the best interests of your business. So how do you tell employees “no” when you need to?
When to use a recruiting firm for your job search
By Jennifer Bouley - February 2, 2017
When it comes to your job search as a healthcare professional, you often have several options available to you. These can come in the form of networking, referrals, direct applications, and the use
Negotiating a Salary the Right Way
By Jennifer Bouley - December 13, 2016
The salary discussion is often one of the most tedious dilemmas that candidates face during the application process. When it comes to this question, candidates are usually concerned about how to answer,
Volunteering to Improve Your Career
By Jennifer Bouley - December 6, 2016
Volunteering and your career: Having a plan in place can help set you in the right direction When it comes to building your career as a healthcare professional, you are always looking for your next
