by Ian Downes Published 02.11.26 From switching sectors to making an impression at interview, Top of the Game’s Chris Mellor shares his advice on building a successful career in licensing. From a recruitment point of view, the mood felt positive. The…
“I see lots of posts about people with high skills but no job chances,” Cristina said. “I think this could be an opportunity for others who might not know how to get started.” Cristina Jael (47) has seen these posts in…
Instead of going straight from junior to senior to manager to executive, you might find yourself bouncing between managerial gigs for different departments or taking a step back to focus on individual contributor work. Organizational consulting firm Korn Ferry finds,…
Use gaps in your job history to direct the conversation with a potential employer. As millennials and other young workers navigated a turbulent job market, they routinely heard career advice warning them against “job hopping” and the much-dreaded “résumé gap.
I spent my life on a strictly liberal arts path, but just before turning 30, I changed jobs to work at an industrial equipment and test specimen manufacturer. To put it briefly, I was in a panic every day, but it…
On Oct. 30, 1906, The New York Times printed a statement from Ivy Lee about a deadly train accident word for word, and the date is now marked as National Publicist Day. Publicists learn early that nobody buys a story on promise…
Leaving a job that many people dream of can be a tough decision, but for IIM Calcutta graduate Jahnvi Singh, moving from McKinsey to Google has brought changes to both her career and personal life. A year after making the…
Job hopping can help you make more money, learn more skills and chase your own career dreams. Let me start by saying this: Job hopping is absolutely worth it and will not ruin your career or reputation. It’s time you…
The first step is understanding your motivations. Are you considering a career change? You’re not alone. One survey found that 58 percent of people are trying to change careers. And many more people may rethink their careers and embrace continuous learning…
For decades, the standard advice for getting ahead in your career was simple: Act like a free agent, changing employers for the best opportunities. The strategy makes sense. It fits our sense that our employers aren’t looking out for us,…
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