My blog a couple of weeks ago “What’s The Best Career Advice You’ve Ever Received” generated a large response with many people sharing smart advice they had received throughout their career. This week I thought I’d flip it around and ask, “What’s The Worst Career Advice You’ve Ever

Is it better to be interviewed first? Or last? Or somewhere in between? When asked, I have usually defaulted to anecdotal evidence. Some say it is better to be interviewed first to leave a strong first impression and become the standard that all others

It’s disheartening when you don’t get a job you really wanted. The news can be even harder to take if you’ve been looking for a job for a long time and have received numerous rejections. Most people will tell you to “accept it and

One thing there is no shortage of is useless career advice from well-meaning friends, family, teachers, and career counsellors. Even though their advice is genuine, often it won’t help with your job search. You should politely say “thanks” and move on. I am curious