5 ways to address a cover letter besides ‘To whom it may concern’
One of the most common pieces of job-seeker advice we give on The Work Buzz blog is to personalize application materials as much as possible. This includes the addressing of your cover letter. There may be ...
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Work-Life Balance: Can Americans Learn a Lesson from European Nations?
A woman works with analytics at a PR firm. She’s up and out the door at 6am and doesn’t return home until 9pm. On weekends, you’ll find her nose stuck in her laptop doing more ...
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10 Creativity Tips From J.Crew CEO Mickey Drexler
"Every business should be creative" I talk to so many people about the lack of creativity in companies in America. Part of creativity is contrarianism. Creativity battles common wisdom. Because if there's common wisdom, there's ...
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Go Hard Early
You have a nice big project you’re about to get started on. Delivery is in a few months, so you have time to plan, sketch out some initial ideas, to let it germinate in your ...
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INFOGRAPHIC: How Interviewers Know When to Hire You in 90 Seconds
We can’t get enough about the art of interviewing in these times. We all fret job interviews and prepare as much as possible but there is little way of predicting their outcomes. Well at least ...
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