by Joe Stein | After the Offer
Conducting a job search is often like purchasing a lottery ticket in our minds. Our thoughts immediately shift to the large additional money we will be obtaining either by cashing in the lottery winner, or accepting the job offer. The reality for both, however,...
by Joe Stein | Uncategorized
The thought of having a career conversation with your Manager may be enough to make many employees’ stomach churn. How do I begin? What do I say? What if I don’t like what my Manager says? All legitimate questions for a person to wonder about, but having a career...
by Joe Stein | Interviewing
So much time and effort is spent by Job Seekers preparing for job interviews. There is almost an obsession, asking yourself questions such as, “What will I be asked?” or “What am I going to say?” If you are like most job seekers, the vast majority (if not all) of your...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
In what seems like greater numbers than ever, gainfully employed Western New York citizens are seeking a job beyond their primary core position. The specific reasons may vary, but they almost always correspond to a desire to supplement his or her current income....
by Joe Stein | Career Advice
Any review of the news, paints a clear picture that the economy is still not in the greatest overall health. Due to this situation and the related high unemployment rate, it is tempting for a Job Seeker to jump at any position that is offered and feel good that they...
