by Randi Bussin | Mar 26, 2018 | Career Reinvention, Job Search, Marketing Yourself, Networking
Shifting from the corporate to the nonprofit world is a lot like contemplating a major move – the new town seems prettier, the grass there looks greener. Yet if you haven’t researched your new town or prospective home, the reality could take you by surprise — maybe... 
by Randi Bussin | Jan 8, 2018 | Career Reinvention
(plus a couple you haven’t thought of) Since I counsel professionals on career transitions, it’s helpful that I’ve been through a couple of major career reinventions myself. These shifts include moving from a consulting career to career services in higher education,... 
by Randi Bussin | Oct 4, 2017 | Career Reinvention, Interviewing, Job Search, LinkedIn & Social Media, Marketing Yourself, Networking, Resume & Cover Letters
Last month, we explored career change mistakes and how to fix them. In the conclusion of our blog post on career change mistakes, we’ll look at the value of doing your homework, updating your resume, and more. 6. Not Doing Your Homework Once you’ve committed to... 
by Randi Bussin | Sep 11, 2017 | Career Reinvention, Marketing Yourself, Personal Branding
Changing careers can be a complicated maneuver –and a mistake can set you on a course in the wrong direction. Read below about five common career change blunders and how to fix them. 1. Running from your career because you’re burnt out If you’re been... 
by Randi Bussin | Jun 19, 2017 | Career Reinvention
When summer hits, the packed weeks of spring slide into long, lazy days, and it’s tempting to grow a little lazy about work and your career, too. Yet the summer months allow you extra time, which can be an opportunity for a solid career boost. What steps can you take... 
by Randi Bussin | Jun 5, 2017 | Career Reinvention, Marketing Yourself, Networking, Personal Branding
When you go to work each day, you feel like you’re punching a clock. You lack passion for your work, a true love for what you do. You’ve heard “love what you do, and you’ll never work another day in your life,” but can’t imagine such a saying applying to you....