When applying to a job via email, where should your cover letter go — in the body of your email or as a separate attachment? Here’s your answer… Since your cover letter should c...
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Read MoreA business partner said something interesting recently as we conducted a hiring process for one of our portfolio companies of Ridgeline Ventures: “It’s not who you know, it’s who ...
Read MoreHave you read Robert Cialdini’s book titled Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion? Amazing book. There’s a concept in there that can you help you land a job offer. It relates to ho...
Read MoreI was listening to a podcast with Jack Canfield today and he said something really important about the current time: It’s just as easy to project a positive future as it is to project a negat...
Read MoreI experienced a major setback today in a really important project I’ve been working on. Yesterday, everything was great. Today, it all changed. Was it frustrating? Yes. Was it demoraliz...
Read MoreDo you ever wrestle with your inner drive of needing to achieve some end goal? In the past, I had a frequent mental wrestling match between my driving “need to achieve” vs enjoying the ...
Read MoreI was listening to an interview yesterday with a coach of numerous gold medal winners and professional athletes. He said something about performing in elite sports that stuck with me. It stuck wi...
Read MoreA sociologist named Mark Granovetter authored the concept of “The Strength of Weak Ties” back in 1973. He did a study on people who found jobs through networking. The study revealed that only 16%...
Read MoreThere’s a common mistake candidates often make in interviews. I witness this with when interviewing people for all ranges of positions, from junior level all the way up to the most senior level po...
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