Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Media

Print and Radio Listings

  • Quoted in NJ Star-Ledger article "Consider Sex of Job Interviewer,"  January 29, 2012
  • Sought out and quoted in bankrate.com blog post:  December 5, 2011
  • Sought out and quoted in bankrate.com blog post:  December 20, 2011 
  • Radio interview with Outcast Don, 92.3 FM, Livingston, TX
  • Radio interview on "Straight Talk" with Rip:  WCEM-AM  1240
  • Radio interview: "Open Line" with Dennis and Patty KXRA 1490 AM in Minnesota
  • Radio interview with Rick Barber: 850 KOA-AM, Denver, CO  (1 hour)
  • Radio interview with Lincoln Brown: KVEL/KLCY in Utah
  • Radio interview with Nancy Stapp: 1340 KVOT, Taos, NM (now a Thursday morning regular guest)
  • Radio interview with Craig Karmazin: Community Comments, GKB Radio WBEV in Wisconsin  (1 hour)
  • Radio interview with John Aberle, Life Unedited: WCHE 1520, Philadelphia, PA
    (1 hour)
  • Radio interview with Bonnie D, Read My Lips - BlogTalk Radio
  • Radio interview with Kevin Price: The Price of Business, Talk 650 - CBS Radio affiliate in Houston, TX
  • Radio interview with Panama: Fox 1270 in the Morning, Reno, NV
  • Radio interview with Gary Sutton and Jim Horne: WSBA 910am, York, PA
  • Sought out and quoted by Mildred Culp in her WorkWise column:  June 21, 2011
  • Radio interview with Mike Walsh: WUTQ FM, Utica, NY
  • Radio interview with Wibitz Stewart: KAOI, Maui, Hawaii
  • Radio interview with Brian Greenberg, The Greenberg News Show: 1360 AM out of New Jersey
  • Radio interview with Justin and George:  KFKA 1310 AM, Colorado
  • Quoted in Yahoo Hot Jobs article: Tis the Season for Your Job Search
  • Radio interview with Michael Ray Dresser - BlogTalk Radio
  • Radio interview with Victoria Ann Davis - The LowDown: WDVR - FM, Sergeantsville, NJ
  • Radio interview with Woody Vincent - Business for Breakfast:  AM 1060 KRCM, Longmont, CO
  • Radio interview with Billy the Brain: KKZZ out of Ventura, CA
  • Quoted in Arrive magazine, Amtrak's on-train magazine
  • Selected for inclusion in Career Rocketeer's LaunchPad
  • Quoted in Smart Money magazine: article on how companies can help retain employees - only career coach quoted, remainder of interviews are with in-house HR people
  • New York Daily News: career coach in their Hire Me! series
  • Quoted in Yahoo Hot Jobs article:  When A Job Offer is Put on Hold
  • Interviewed and selected as contributing resource for the book “New Girl on the Job” by Hannah Seligson, published by a primary publishing house (not an ebook) and sold in major bookstores.
  • Quoted in CareerBuilder article: Do You Still Need A Cover Letter?"
  • Quoted in CBS.com Moneywatch: How to Job Hunt From Afar
  • Included in PBS Frontline Segment on how to find a job
  • Quoted in CareerBuilder article: Is Job Searching on the Clock A Good Idea?
  • Quoted in CareerBuilder article: 11 Little Known Ways to Advance Your Career
  • Bi-weekly columnist since June 2007 in the Business section of the Sunday New Haven Register, New Haven, CT (not part of the syndicate)
  • Syndicated columnist to over 300 newspapers in the United States, including Boston Globe, Dallas Morning News, and Chicago Tribune
  • Selected as a contributing author for a chapter in “101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life, v iii.” published and distributed by SelfGrowth.com
  • Frequently quoted in various magazine articles and newspaper columns, including the New York Times, the Atlanta Journal Constitution, and the Chicago Tribune
  • Career expert for www.jobsintheus.com and their individual state newsletters
  • Selected to be interviewed for the New Job segment of First 30 Days, a major program about life changes. The program tackles specific points in a person's life, during which the first 30 days are critical. Each topic has experts on that given topic that are consulted and interviewed.
  • Invited by Vault’s law editor to contribute, and was included, in Vault’s pamphlet “Getting Hired.” Distributed to first-year law students.
  • Invited to edit and contribute to two chapters in Natalie Prescott’s book, “Nail Your Law Job Interview, Interviewing Advice for Lawyers.” Subsequently requested to edit and contribute to two additional chapters
  • Selected in 2007 to have a blog on Vault.com; the internet's predominant source for employment information and carried regularly in their monthly newsletter (however I resigned that spot in fall 2009)
  • Articles selected for feature on multitudes of job search websites and recruiting firm websites, including careerbuilder.com, careervoyager.com, and monster.com
  • Feature article in Danbury News Times
  • Regular columnist for many online newsletters, including Net Temps Careers, Best-Interview-Strategies, and Gray Hair Management

Video

TV interview "Good Morning Connecticut" NBC affiliate WTNH, New Haven, CT


Audio

Interview #1 with Gerri Detweiler, credit expert with Credit.com

Interview #2 with Gerri Detweiler, credit expert with Credit.com

Sample audios from regular Thursday morning spot on KVOT-AM

Overused interview phrases

Two interview questions to ask

Making a career change

 

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The one-on-one telephone conferences were beneficial;  I received much better focus vs. than with my previous career coach. The frequent emails w/instructions were also very beneficial because of the guidance. The most valuable parts were learning about how to extract qualitative vs quantitative results from my resume and revealing what I did and what I am excellent at doing. I didn’t like the matrix tracking though. As a detail oriented individual I found it extremely time consuming; cold call letters, translating job description laundry lists into layman terms.

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