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Nicole Franklin, MPH on July 2, 2018
By identifying and highlighting your transferable skills (i.e., ones you’ve obtained in previous positions that are applicable to a desired job) on your application, you can grab the attention of hiring managers.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on June 26, 2018
Looking for job after a cancer diagnosis has its own unique challenges. A common one relates to resume gaps. We want to make sure you’re prepared. So read on for ways to make gaps less of an obstacle during the job search.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on June 19, 2018
Do you really know how your online data is used by the social media giants like Facebook, Google and Microsoft? Get educated and learn how to protect your information online.
Read MoreGrace Blumberg, LMSW on June 4, 2018
When preparing your interview “story,” it’s important to focus on the positive.
Read MoreNicole Franklin, MPH on May 21, 2018
A resume is a living document that should tell an engaging story of your career experiences and accomplishments. Find out how.
Read MoreMaddy Meislin on May 7, 2018
Being laid off or fired is never easy, particularly if you’re going through cancer. But it doesn’t mean your career has come to an end. The key is knowing how to move forward. These tips can help.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on April 30, 2018
Many cancer survivors cite their cancer experience as an inspiration for a change in career direction. With the right preparation and perspective it can be a great positive change. Being sure to avoid common pitfalls is the first step to a successful transition to a new field or position.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on April 23, 2018
It’s important to understand the ways in which using social media can benefit you when you’re looking for a new job. Here are some best practices for using it in a professional capacity.
Read MoreGrace Blumberg, LMSW on April 14, 2018
When you submit your resume online, it often feels like you’re sending it into the abyss. Find out how to avoid that — and get a job offer instead.
Read MoreChrissy Brennan on April 2, 2018
Preparing for re-entry into the work world after a hiatus is important for anyone. If you’re a cancer survivor, it may involve taking some additional things into consideration.
Read MoreMaddy Meislin on March 26, 2018
Being super excited about a job is almost as important as being qualified. Learn tips for demonstrating your enthusiasm throughout the hiring process.
Read MoreRachel Becker, LMSW on March 19, 2018
If your cancer experience has motivated you to transition to a new field, finding a posting for your “dream job” can be equal parts thrilling and intimidating. But don’t panic! There are ways to re-frame your resume and cover letter to showcase your best self.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on March 12, 2018
Social media has become an important part of both personal and professional personas. These four tips can help you strengthen your social media presence and boost your professional brand.
Read MoreGrace Blumberg, LMSW on March 5, 2018
A career change can be daunting, but these tips and tools can help you overcome your concerns and successfully work toward a new professional identity.
Read MoreMaddy Meislin on February 19, 2018
Writing a LinkedIn article is a great way to increase networking opportunities and enhance your online brand. Here’s how to do it.
Read MoreChrissy Brennan on February 12, 2018
There are certain questions that always seem to be posed during a job interview. If you’re a cancer survivor, there are a few key ones that you’ll definitely want to prepare for in advance.
Read MoreNicole Jarvis, LMSW on January 29, 2018
So often, job-seekers are focused on one thing and one thing only: getting hired. But determining whether a job is actually the right fit is just as important as nailing the interview.
Read MoreNicole Franklin, MPH on January 17, 2018
You may think your current unemployment status could be a red flag to job recruiters, but there are ways to impress them so that they can help you land your ideal job!
Read MoreRachel Becker, LMSW on January 8, 2018
A new year often spurs thoughts of how to improve ourselves and our lives — including our jobs. For cancer survivors whose experience has stirred a desire to do more meaningful work, such thoughts can be particularly potent. Read on for steps that can move you closer to “living the dream.”
Read MoreChrissy Brennan on January 2, 2018
For people with cancer, it’s often not just the time of year that causes them to reflect on their job, but, rather, the sheer experience of being diagnosed or going through treatment. It can prompt them to look at how they spend their time at work — and whether they find it fulfilling.
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