by Culpwrit | April 16, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post, Job Search
By Jenny Foss How in the heck are you supposed to “network” when everyone is scrambling to relearn and teach their kids geometry, find a gosh-darned package of toilet paper within county limits, and get through a conference call before the dog starts barking (again)...
by Culpwrit | April 8, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post, Job Search
By Christina Stokes In-person interviews take a lot of time away from busy people and require more resources. Beyond your application and résumé, most companies will arrange a first-round phone interview with you to evaluate your candidacy before lining up a visit....
by Culpwrit | April 7, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post, Job Search
By Michele Lanza To say it’s a challenging job market right now feels like a total understatement. Just a few weeks ago the job market was promising for graduates. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in February 2020 the economy gained more jobs than...
by Culpwrit | April 1, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Day in the Life, Guest Post, Off-the-Wall
By Jill Stewart Ok, so everybody needs a proofreader! During this public health crisis, the experts tell us we need a routine. Here’s mine: Every morning I wake up, make a pot of coffee, and then post the date and a little weather report on the family whiteboard....
by Culpwrit | March 30, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Job Search
During the past two weeks of otherwise depressing news, I was thrilled to hear from four excited young PR pros who received and accepted new job offers. I wanted to share this positive news since contrary to the surge in Labor Department unemployment numbers, many...
by Culpwrit | March 23, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post
By Ron Culp and Steve Johnson Your inbox got a beating these past couple of weeks from any company or organization that happens to have your email address. Everyone is getting letters about COVID-19 response plans and recommendations as the pandemic sweeps across the...
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