In the February 25, 2020 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter a reader asks whether it's possible to recover after accepting a job offer with a salary cut. Question I’ve been unemployed for six weeks. Was earning around $120K. Have been offered a position at ...
Search again:In the May 2, 2017 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter, a doctor's small business suffers from hiring the wrong people. Question I'm a doctor running a solo medical practice. How do small businesses like mine get good managers and staff? I have two medical ass ...
Search again:In the January 10, 2017 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter, we attempt a reality check -- about jobs. Disclosure: I wrote a snarky column to start the New Year. But it's not as snarky as the news. Question Nick, I know the newsletter has been on vacation over ...
Search again:... campus interviews fade): About 12.6% of college grads are underemployed, meaning they don't work enough hours. Then CNN quotes a ...
Search again:In the June 28, 2016 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter, several readers raise questions about HR that we can’t keep ignoring. Questions Reader 1: Back in the 20th century, employers actually reviewed resumes by reading them rather than scanning them into a ...
Search again:We've been talking about networking. (See Please! Stop Networking! and Network, but don’t be a jerk!) I know the idea of talking to strangers puts many of you off. Some of my readers on PBS NewsHour (see the comments section on that linked page) have eve ...
Search again:The October 29, 2013 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter is the 500th edition. So rather than answer a reader's question, I'm celebrating this milestone by making up my own question, and doing my best to answer it. (What? You don't subscribe to the free, wee ...
Search again:In the April 2, 2013 Ask The Headhunter Newsletter, a job hunter complains about HR: Throughout my career I have gotten new jobs by meeting and talking to managers who would be my bosses. Now I keep running into the Human Resources roadblock in companies ...
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