Category Archives: Andrew Hudson’s Jobs List
The Rocking Chair Factor
With many of the decisions I make or the directions I take in my life, I weigh it with the perspective of what I call ‘The Rocking Chair Factor’; in other words, when I’m an old man looking back on … Continue reading
Keys to Reinvention: Reinvent Your Career – Transform Your Life
On November 9, AH Jobs List will be holding its quarterly seminar entitled “The Reinvent Event.” This seminar will feature discussions on a variety of career reinvention strategies. This event typically sells out, so make sure you register soon. … Continue reading
The Process of Career Reinvention
Stuck? Unemployed? Ready to follow your passion? Learn the process to transform your career: an interview with Linda Sollars Linda Sollars, is President of Creating Purpose (www.creatingpurpose.com) and is one of Denver’s most well know job-seeking consultants. She will be … Continue reading
The Job Interview: Preparation Leads to Job Offer
To many job seekers, the interview is the most difficult part of the job-seeking process. In fact, it is the most crucial point in deciding whether you will be offered a job and it is extremely important that a tremendous … Continue reading
Filed under Andrew Hudson's Jobs List, Job advice, Job Interview, Job Posting, Job Seeker
Touch Points.
One of the most common strategies in successful branding is to develop a believable brand promise that creates a positive perception about a product in the eyes of the targeted audience the product seeks to influence. Through that perception, the … Continue reading
Ace the Job Interview through Building Bridges
Let’s face it: the job search process seems a little silly. Your resume is supposed to spell out your years of experience, expertise and accomplishments using a dozen-or-so short, bulleted synopsis with the hope that someone ‘gets you’ and sees … Continue reading
Older job seekers: challenges and issues – advantages and opportunities
Older job seekers face unique challenges and issues but also have tremendous advantages and opportunities. Many older job seekers have left the work force in upper mid-senior level positions and with it, the higher salaries and benefits that come with … Continue reading
What an employer is thinking: the most important job interview questions that will never be asked.
In a recent New York Times profile, a respected CEO was asked, “How do you interview job candidates?” His response? “I have two basic questions in mind: Can you do the job and would I enjoy spending time with you?” … Continue reading
What we wish we knew at graduation…10 pieces of advice to college grads
It’s college graduation season and as a result, there’s a lot of new entry-level job seekers entering the job search market right now. When I graduated from the University of Colorado in 1989, I saw the President of the University … Continue reading
NEW RULES FOR JOB SEEKING No 1: Job Boards
I graduated from college in 1989 and parlayed an internship with a US Senator into a full-time press secretary position. I relocated from Denver to Washington D.C. and two years later, my boss, in the beginning of a hard-fought reelection … Continue reading
