Author Archive: AdminTelework
Pamela La Gioia is a resume writer and LinkedIn profile expert. She is also a pioneer in remote work, and has been researching and writing about remote work since the early 1990's. You can follow her on LinkedIn, for resume tips, LinkedIn insight, and general career help.
From Fired, to Fired Up! 6 Positive Choices to Keep You Motivated
You’re out of a job. That’s the bad news. The good news, says author Jon Gordon, is that by making a few positive choices you’ll not only make your job search a thousand times more pleasant, you’ll actually make it successful. The days following those fateful words, “We have to let you go,” […]
Veterans Day: Honoring Our Veterans, and Those Who Hire Them
One of the biggest hardships veterans face is the inability to land jobs. November 11th is an important time for Americans. It’s a time meant to honor the countless brave soldiers who served their country and risked their lives for our freedoms. Veterans Day is a fitting opportunity to honor American heroes […]
Are You Losing Out with These 9 Costly Resume Mistakes?
Resume mistakes can disqualify even the most experienced person. Find out if you are you are missing interviews because of one or more of these resume mistakes. Resume mistakes can be costly. They can pass over even the most qualified person for an interview. Depending on the position, a recruiter, or even a company’s values, […]
12 Virtual Communication Mistakes that Can Make You Look Awful
(Updated 8-20-22) With a few simple preventative measures we can avoid many communication snafus that affect our professional relationships. Even before the onset of COVID-19, 70% of the global workforce was already working from home at least one day a week. Virtual communication is already familiar to us; but now remote work is […]
How to Cope With a Horrible Boss
Whether they’re bullies or just incompetent, horrible bosses are one of the top reasons people quit their jobs. Such is life: birth, taxes, and, at least once in a person’s career, a horrible boss. In fact, says Entrepreneur.com contributor Dave Hutton, dealing with difficult bosses is so common that it has become […]
Myth vs Fact: Debunking 9 Popular Misconceptions About Remote Work
[image: worker on beach or in pajamas, or goofing around] Images abound of remote workers on beaches or working in their pajamas. This is largely inaccurate. In fact, here are some common prevailing myths about remote work. Let’s clear this up once and for all! Remote Work Myth 1: People work in their pajamas […]
45 Winning Questions to Ask After an Interview
There’s no getting around it. After every interview you’re going to be asked, “Do you have any questions for me?” Whew! You make it through your interview without missing a beat. You’re almost home free. Then, the interviewer asks, “Do you have any questions?” Of course you have questions; but now […]
10 Tips to Help You Master Your Video Interview
Prolonged safety precautions such as continuous social distancing, have made two-way video interviews employers’ preferred method of interviewing candidates.* For many job applicants, however, virtual interviews can feel more awkward than in-person meetings. (* Gartner.com) According to SHRM, the “shared pandemic experience has engendered empathy among recruiters and hiring managers, but new biases […]
Why Your Boss Says “No” to Working from Home
Remote work is more popular than ever, but getting employers on board still isn’t easy. Here are the top reasons some managers are resistant to letting employees work from home. Managers are afraid of being seen as unfair. Managers think working from home makes collaboration difficult. Managers believe communication will be too challenging. […]
Do I Really Need A Cover Letter?
Writing a cover letter is often the more difficult part of applying for a job. It helps to view it as a tool for building relationships. It is your key to connecting with someone you want to work with. Resumes are hard enough. But with a few tweaks here and there, they can […]
