Charlotte Weeks

One of the most common questions I'm asked by executive-level clients is "is a cover letter really necessary?" I can certainly see why they may think it's not. These letters have gained a reputation for something employers don't read, many candidates hate writing them, and a lot of people just don't see the purpose. Though there are some valid points to these arguments, a cover letter is still a necessity.

How senior-level professionals can connect with executive recruiters sourcing for their industry.

Do you know what an executive portfolio is? Do you know what goes in one? Find out here.

Most people in Human Resources deal with job seekers everyday, and it seems reasonable to expect that they would have an edge when conducting their own job search. Yet, as many people in HR know from personal experience, this is often not the case. Find out why, and how a career coach can help you face the challenges and find success.

You know how to find job postings online and you might even have your linkedin profile, but are using the internet effectively in you job search. This article will give you 7 critical tips to using the internet effectively in your job search.

It’s happened to all of us. You finally get an interview for the job you want, but before you can answer the second question, you get that feeling…you are not getting this job. This article will give you 5 tips to make sure that you make the right impression, nail the interview and get the job.

Many people begin writing a resume without this. What it is, and why you need it.

Why this oft-repeated phrase is misleading. Why some things are best left off of your resume.

This article contains some of the main reasons employers toss resumes. It also addresses ways to correct each situation.