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What Should Women Know to Get Ahead?

By Julie Norwell Between the #MeToo movement and the Kavanaugh confirmation process, the national news is focusing on women’s issues. It seems fitting in this forum, then, to consider employment from the perspective of women. It’s no secret that they have a tougher road to travel than men. Their...

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How Has Job Searching Changed in the Digital Age?

How Has Job Searching Changed in the Digital Age?

The job market is hot! Job openings are at a record high. If ever there was a time to consider changing jobs, now is it. But if you haven’t switched jobs in a few years, make sure you understand what is new. Because job searching in the digital age is different from just a few years ago. By Julie...

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Where Will the Jobs Be in the Digital Age?

By Julie Norwell Technological advances transform the landscape of the global workforce. Developments in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) are at the forefront of workplace change. These herald a future of automation that make work drastically different from yesterday and today. Today technologies...

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07-22-20

Where Will Your Office Be in the Digital Age?

By Julie Norwell Barbara Hockstader is the vice president of Product Strategy at The Energy Project. On a recent July afternoon, Hockstader and her co-worker finalized some changes to a presentation. The two were collaborating and sent it off to the CEO for review. Then Hockstader walked downstairs...

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In the Digital Age, Upskilling Is Hot!

Like it or not, the digital age is the source of a tsunami of change in our lives. By Julie Norwell Rapid technological changes are shaping everything from the way we hail a cab to the way we order takeout food. We are forced to adapt to new ways of doing the most basic tasks. It’s no wonder, then,...

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Why Aren’t the Recruiters Calling Me?

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Executive Recruiters, headhunters, and placement agencies work on the other side of the fence from career management specialists like The Barrett Group. The difference lies in how they are paid for their services. This difference dictates loyalty. It also changes where the effort lies when servicing...

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The Elevator Speech: Going Down?

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It may be too early to write the obituary for the elevator speech. But we have serious doubts about the future of The Elevator Speech in the Career Management industry. The phrase has been in use since the popularization of the modern résumé after World War II, and it gained ground during the Dot...

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Turning Tables on Discrimination

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There are various laws in the workplace both nationally and globally that come into play from a patchwork of jurisdictions. Also companies have policies and rules of ethics that may or may not come into play as you enter the hiring process. Unless you’re conducting a search in concert with your attorney...

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Seagulls and the Online Job Market

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To the casual observer, the modern job search appears more convenient than ever. Three clicks of a mouse. A flurry of typing. And a potential applicant is whisked away into the magical world of online job postings. And it appears to be the land of plenty. There are bushels of job postings. They submit...

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When I Read Your Resume…

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When I Read Your Resume, This is What I See By Waffles Pi Natusch, VP of Client Services & Concierge at The Barrett Group As VP of Client Services & Concierge of The Barrett Group, my business day starts each morning with the onerous task of reviewing each and every resume submitted to our...

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