Author Archives: David Shindler
How Do You Attend Job Interviews When You Work Full Time?
Finding the time to search and apply for roles, sneak glances at your emails and pick up calls from employers take enough time as it is.
One of the biggest challenges, however, is being able to attend job interviews when you’re working a full-time job… 
How to Make Sure Your First Real Job Gets Started Right
You land your first real job in a corporate environment after a ton of rejected applications and near-misses at interviews. Finally, you escape the short-term, temporary and low-level jobs you take to survive after graduating. Your hard work and persistence are paying off as you look forward to an exciting new role. You arrive with a mix of excitement and apprehension about what to expect. A few weeks later and you start to question if your decision to accept is the right one. Your induction into the organization is poor. What can you do?
For Future Career Success: How to Maximize Your Paid Internship
During your internship, how do you improve your chances of making real progress in your career?
I’ll show you how giving proper attention to three essential elements will give you a good chance of success…
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The How and Why of the Twenty-Something Mentor Search
A significant mentoring experience can be life-changing. Wise counsel can help you at key points to navigate the unchartered waters of your working life.
But when conducting a mentor search, what you’re looking for? Where do you look? And how do you make it happen?
Time for a U-Turn: How to Escape an Early Career Dead End
Are you struggling to decide whether to stay or go in your current job? Or to change direction? Maybe you fear you’re facing an early career dead end?
Here are 5 ways to help you take the next step that is right for you and escape that career dead end…
How to Find Purpose and Aligned Meaning with Your Next Employer
Finding purpose, in it’s most simplest form, is learning what the world needs from you. For many, this purpose is their driving motivation; their reason for being.
So when job searching, what do you look for in an employer’s purpose and meaning?