Danielle Doolen 
A cover letter is a compliment to your resume. While your resume lays out the facts of your professional experience, like job titles and accomplishments, your cover letter is meant to tell your story and convey your personality.
At its core, confidence is a feeling that you are sure of yourself. It’s that quiet inner knowledge that you’re capable of your abilities. It means you have the courage to show up, without doubt, even in the presence of discomfort. Believing in yourself and knowing your worth is crucial to professional growth and success.
It’s OK to ask for help. Actually, it’s encouraged. If you want to be successful and accomplish your goals, you need to ask for what you need. Whether that’s a pay raise, more responsibility, or help on a project. Not sure where to start? We’re here to help. Why Ask for Help Since when did … Read more
There’s nothing like a good book to provide you with a few words of wisdom, especially as it relates to your work life. No matter what phase of your career you’re in, here are eight books that are guaranteed to help you level up your career. How Women Rise: Break the 12 Habits Holding You … Read more
7.4 seconds. That’s the average amount of time a recruiter looks at your resume. If you want to have a chance of moving along in the hiring process, it’s crucial to make your resume the best it can be at first glance. If you’re on the hunt for a new job or are looking for ways to … Read more
When you think of office politics, what comes to mind? Maybe you think they’re dirty and unfair, and you’d rather keep out of them, or you get frustrated when you see people use office politics to advance their careers. But what if we told you that learning to navigate office politics is precisely the skill … Read more
By The Everyday Real 4 weeks ago Networking is an essential business skill. Whether you love it or hate it, there’s no denying it’s important. Amid the current Coronavirus pandemic, you’ve likely traded in your high heels for slippers and may have even breathed a sigh of relief thinking you’re off the hook from networking. … Read more
