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“#Career coaches share advice on a post-COVID-19 world” It’s now been more than 12 long, hunkered-down months since the coronavirus pandemic upended our everyday lives. For career counselors who devote their 9-to-5 to helping people find vocational fulfillment, this chapter has challenged their standard MO, for sure.From advising clients on how to ace a Zoom…
“#Should I hire a guy who’s great, but smells of marijuana?” I recently interviewed a great bartender for a job, who came highly recommended. I would like to hire him but he smelled faintly of marijuana. Can I let him know that I would like to hire him, but if he comes to work smelling…
“#New job site reaches out to underserved job seekers” When a financial crisis hit Lebanon in the Middle East in December 2019, former East Village resident Roy Baladi felt a personal connection. As a native Lebanese who moved to the US when he was 17, the 37-year-old decided to make a tangible difference. So last…
“#Your next great job may be with your current employer” You can look for a job, or the job can find you. Moylagh Nargiso has experienced both. Her first role at the local Y was as a summer camp counselor. Next, she worked in the nursery, in finance and, up until two years ago, at…
“#Are the Cuomo harassment allegations just political correctness?” I’m tired of the hypocrisy of calls for Governor Cuomo to step down because of allegations that he made a joke about eating a sausage, or tried to kiss someone. If everyone who has ever made an off-color joke were fired, the unemployment line would extend around…
“#Older women are having to tackle unemployment bias head-on” It’s a sad fact that older women often face a higher hurdle while finding employment. In the pandemic, they’ve also been losing their jobs at worrisome rates. Since February 2020, the unemployment rate for females over 55 has almost doubled, from 3.5 percent to 6.1 percent,…
“#College students turning to nonprofits for intern opportunities” When her teaching assistant internship got scrapped overnight last summer, Pace University student Vicky Trieu, 22, of Secaucus, NJ, didn’t miss a beat. The child education major landed a replacement opportunity through a new Pace initiative, New York Recovery Internships, which pairs students with local nonprofit organizations….
“#Can a job application fail due to bad grammar or spelling errors?” If I find typos in a letter or resume, I immediately disqualify the candidate from consideration. Is that too harsh? If you can’t write a typo-free note for an important correspondence such as to a prospective employer, then they will likely disqualify you…
“#The top five ways to fight back” Multitasking lifestyle expert Meaghan B Murphy certainly practiced what she preached when her entire family contracted COVID-19 last month – and only really recovered two weeks ago. The mom-of-three, editor-in-chief of “Woman’s Day” and regular guest on “Today” told The Post: “I don’t look on the bright side,…
“#How to nail your Zoom job interview and avoid an epic fail” By now, we’re all well aware of the Zoom ground rules for the professional — turn the cat filter off, have proper lighting, dress appropriately and eliminate distractions. But when it comes to acing a video job interview, you have to up the…