Jessica


In a market flooded with candidates - especially after multiple waves of layoffs - recruiters and hiring managers are skimming hundreds of profiles that all sound the same. If your resume or LinkedIn headline only says what you do, not how you do it or what you bring to the table, you risk getting lost in the noise. The good news? A few strategic changes can make you instantly more memorable and more visible.

How to Stand Out When Everyone Has the Same Job ...


In a tight and competitive job market, most hiring teams are fishing in the same overcrowded pond. Job gets posted. Resumes pour in. And most of them look... the same. But the best-fit candidates for your role? They’re often not applying at all. So how do you find the people your competitors can’t? It starts with shifting your hiring strategy from reactive to proactive and from mass visibility to targeted access.

When Everyone’s Hiring from the Same Pile: How to Access ...


For many senior IT leaders, writing a resume feels like listing out a technical project portfolio: the systems implemented, the upgrades completed, the platforms migrated. But here’s the reality - at the executive level, your audience isn’t evaluating you as a hands-on engineer. They’re assessing your ability to lead teams, drive strategy, and deliver business outcomes. That means your resume must make the leap from technical details to business impact.

The Executive Resume Reset: How Technical Leaders Should Tell Their ...









You're not imagining it — hiring feels different right now. You're qualified. You're experienced. You’ve led teams, delivered results, and solved complex problems. But lately, it seems like your resume goes into a black hole. Interviews stall. Hiring managers disappear. Silence follows. It’s frustrating and it’s happening to talented professionals every day. The good news? It’s not just you. The better news? You can do something about it.

Why Great Candidates Are Getting Ghosted—and What to Do About ...