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With a remarkable resume that includes speaking engagements at institutions like Google, NASA, Harvard, and even the NBA, Dr. Young brings a wealth of experience and depth to the conversation. That could be also something, that constant comparison. Are certain people more prone to experiencing imposter syndrome? People that ruminate.
According to a ResumeBuilder survey , nearly four in 10 hiring managers admit to reviewing applicants’ resumes with age bias. It’s another red flag if, during a virtual or in-person interview, anyone on the interviewer panel makes comparisons between the timeline of an older job candidate’s career path and their own.
As an executive assistant used to a fast-paced environment supporting executives, you are like a finely tuned system. And, you are well aware that your resume speaks volumes. So how is your packaging in comparison? Presentation: package yourself like you would your resume: tidy things up and keep it current.
As an executive assistant used to a fast-paced environment supporting executives, you are like a finely tuned system. And, you are well aware that your resume speaks volumes. So how is your packaging in comparison? Presentation: package yourself like you would your resume: tidy things up and keep it current.
Only so my resume would get past hiring managers. In experience it also allowed me to manage tasks better, set deadlines, know what is expected within a work environment. Yes, unfortunately this has set me back monetarily in comparison to my peers who do have degrees. Yes – but only partially.
Some people absolutely thrive in an environment where they can easily turn around and chat with a colleague. It may also be the case that in a remote environment, what you need in an assistant changes. In the office environment, an EA is often a cultural agent – promoting and personifying the culture you want in your business.
The reasons for this are quite predictable: No safe employment environment, even in big corporations. Have a more flexible work environment, to suit ones needs better. Many are starting small businesses or home businesses, freelancers, self-employed, contractors, professionals in all small business areas setting up shop. if you like.
Again, I want to learn how to cope with it for my career (this is a major position for a resume) because I know it's him and not me. And you will need a personal life, loved ones, hobbies, dreams, and a support system to help offset a terrible boss and the toxic work environment tenfold. And congrats on landing the interview!
I imagine at the time she knew just what a difference it would have made in her workplace to have been able to leave that question of gender unanswered when we were still at the resume stage of the proceedings. She didn’t have her own company yet, and she had been handing out resumes not that long ago herself. Not nearly.
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