How to Make Sure Your Cover Letter is a Success

By Kate Johanns

In a time when applicants can apply for hundreds of jobs at the click of a button, cover letters have a sea of sameness: "To whom it may concern: I'm a goal-oriented problem solver. Please feel free to contact me so I can tell you more about why you should hire me for."

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Is Suffering Ever Necessary in Your Career?

By Russ Finkelstein

If you have been reading my career writing you probably know that everything that I write about comes from years of working with others, and my own experience. Sometimes, it takes the use of a triggering phrase to make a light bulb go on in my head.

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