This March, Solomon Page is proud to celebrate Women's History Month by recognizing the incredible contributions and achievements of women professionals. Beyond celebrating these successes, this month is also a meaningful reminder of the vital role diversity and inclusion play in fostering...
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As Solomon Page commemorates Women's History Month this March, we proudly acknowledge and celebrate the achievements and invaluable contributions of female professions. Alongside celebrating successes, this month acts as a reminder that diversity and inclusion are indispensable to innovation and...
Filed Under: Career Advice, Career path, interview, Professional Women, Women Leaders, Career Growth
As Solomon Page honors Women's History Month this March, we recognize and celebrate the achievements and contributions of female professionals. While acknowledging the successes, this month also serves as a reminder that diversity and inclusion are crucial for innovation and growth. Recognizing...
Filed Under: Career Advice, Career path, interview, Professional Women, Women Leaders, Career Growth
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Navigating job interviews at any career stage can be stressful. Authentic representation is crucial throughout the job search process. Your interviews not only showcase your qualifications but also...
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Yes, having solid technical skills is important in landing a job, but maybe not as important as you might think. In fact, in a survey of more than 2,600 hiring managers and human resource professionals, 71% stated they valued emotional intelligence in an employee over IQ. What’s more, 75% said...
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When you sit down for a job interview, it’s perfectly natural to want to know how you’ll be compensated now and in the future. After all, the average job candidate in the United States stays in the job for which they were hired for about four years. After that, it’s time to move up or move on.
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