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With Love, Becca is a working mom blog for women managing family, managing careers, and managing to laugh through it all. The “career advice” category contains posts to help you find more clarity in what you want from your career along with the confidence to go for it. Plus you’ll find lots of tools and resources like resume templates, interview prep, and networking advice.
Inside: Rock your first day on the job with tips from guest writer, Cora Gold, editor-in-chief of Revivalist. Starting a new job is exciting, but it’s completely natural to be nervous. You want to make a great first impression when walking into the office and that feels like a lot of pressure! Plus you’ll be…
Inside: What does your Encanto character personality match say about your career? Find out with advice from an Encanto-loving mom and career coach. If you have young kids at home, you’ve seen Encanto. Scratch that. If you have young kids at home you’ve seen Encanto at least 5 times and have the soundtrack memorized. You…
Inside: Learn how to find a Career Coach for women who is the right fit for you and your career transition. If you had asked me 15 years ago what first came to mind when you said “coach” I would say three things: Bill Belick, the New England Patriots Gino Auriema, UCONN basketball My Parents,…
Inside: Learn how to use LinkedIn for networking, research, interview prep, and personal branding. LinkedIn is way more than a job board so let’s harness it’s power together! We know that LinkedIn has job postings. Lots of job postings! But I’m an avid LinkedIn user with the app on the home screen of my phone…
Inside: Your life has changed, so your career goals can change too. Simple as that! If you wouldn’t want the 18-year-old version of you to choose your jeans for the rest of your life, don’t let her choose your career for the rest of your life. Here’s what I would be doing if 18-year-old me…