Author Archives: PBennett

Teamwork in the workplace is key to professional success. Here’s an article from The Ladders titled 5 Teamwork Skills That Make You an Asset to Any Business. Enjoy!           5 Teamwork Skills That Make You an … Continue reading →

Check out this article from The Muse discussing 10 Collaboration Skills Examples—and How to Improve Yours…           10 Collaboration Skills Examples—and How to Improve Yours

Criticism can sometimes be challenging to navigate in the workplace. Check out this article from The Ladders titled Here’s how to handle delivering and receiving criticism at work…           Here’s how to handle delivering and receiving … Continue reading →

Check out this story by Jenny Cohen, FinanceBuzz/MSN titled 9 Pieces of Terrible Resume Advice You Should Completely Ignore…           9 Pieces of Terrible Resume Advice You Should Completely Ignore

Check out this article from The Ladders…           How to Find Out What Makes You Unique and Valuable as an Employee    

This is an informative article from The Ladders! Check it out: 9 Useful Power Words to Describe Your Personality During an Interview…           9 Useful Power Words to Describe your Personality during an Interview

Check out this article from The Ladders: How to Introduce Yourself in an Interview and Get Hired.               How to Introduce Yourself in an Interview and Get Hired    

Check out this informative article from The Ladders on building relationships to help advance your career.           5 Principles for Building Relationships that Advance Your Career

When seeking new employment, one of the most important steps is the interviewing process. Check out this article from The Ladders to learn more about seven tough interview questions and answers…           7 Tough Interview Questions … Continue reading →

One of the more common interview questions for candidates is, “What Is Your Greatest Accomplishment?” Here is your guide to get some tips from The Muse to answer it…           Your Guide to Answering, “What is … Continue reading →