The Job Market Has Changed: Here’s Why Good People Aren’t Getting Hired
I’m going to tell you something that might surprise you. The way you were taught to find a job doesn’t work anymore. If you’ve been out of the workforce for years raising
I’m going to tell you something that might surprise you. The way you were taught to find a job doesn’t work anymore. If you’ve been out of the workforce for years raising
For years, the advice was simple: polish your resume, update your profile, and use the right keywords. Then AI changed the game. Now anyone can create a perfect-looking resume in seconds. Recruiters
When I went back to work 12 years ago, I was sure no one would hire me. I’d spent 18 years at home raising five children. My degree was in advertising, but
When you have been out of the workforce for several years, applying for a job can feel like an enormous first step. You may worry that your skills are outdated. You may
Going back to work after years away can feel overwhelming. Maybe you stayed home to raise children. Maybe you cared for a parent, supported a spouse’s career, or stepped away because life simply
Getting ready for an interview after years away from the workforce? Learn five practical interview tips to help you prepare with confidence, answer tough questions, and make a great first impression.
One of the most common questions I hear from women returning to work is: “What if I have no idea what I want to do?” You may know what you don’t want. You just aren’t
We talk a lot about the employment gap. The years you weren’t working. How to explain it. How to talk about it without apologizing. How to make it sound like something other
The hardest part of a job search isn’t getting rejected. It’s the waiting. You spend hours updating your resume. You rewrite your LinkedIn profile. You carefully answer application questions and hit submit. And
The job market right now? It’s crowded. There are layoffs, tons of new graduates, and more people than ever looking.
A guide to help moms explore meaningful careers, gain clarity, and take the first step toward returning to work–without the pressure.
You’ve been putting yourself out there–updating your resume, writing thoughtful cover letters, applying to job after job. You’ve squeezed it
We’ve all had moments that didn’t unfold the way we expected–job applications with no response, interviews that never led anywhere,
Let’s get this out of the way: taking time away from work to raise a family isn’t a “gap.” It’s
If you’re feeling nervous about job interviews (or even just thinking about job interviews), you’re not alone. Most of us
Nervous about job interviews after a career break? Learn how mock interviews can build your confidence, organize your story, and ease interview anxiety.
Let’s talk about the mysterious gatekeeper in many modern job applications: the ATS, or Applicant Tracking System. It might sound
You’ve managed schedules, negotiated with your kids, solved daily crises, juggled logistics, and shown up—day after day—for your family. That’s
The Resume Let’s talk about something that often feels intimidating when returning to work: the resume. We hear it