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Earnest Robinson

Earnest is a Career Coach (CPCC) and Resume Writer with expertise in providing professionals with the tools to effectively navigate the job search and prepare for a successful career. He has extensive experience leading HR and recruiting efforts. Earnest specializes in training, coaching, and mentoring career seekers on how to gain and maintain a successful career filled with purpose and passion, and he believes true career success comes from being holistically balanced.
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Career Change
You're never too old! How to make a career change at 40You're never too old! How to make a career change at 40

Making a career change at 40 is a huge life event that no one should take lightly. When deciding if you should take that leap of faith and switch career paths at 40, it should be done through proper planning, research, and the knowledge of what to expect from your new career. Let’s look at what it takes to make a career change at 40.

Pay & salary
Do you think you deserve a raise? Write a salary increase request letter.Do you think you deserve a raise? Write a salary increase request letter.

Knowing how to ask for a raise in salary by writing a letter of request for a salary increase can be the difference between maximizing your annual salary versus remaining underpaid and undervalued. Learn how to create this letter, when to submit it, and the most effective way to present it for positive results.

Interviewing
Is a take-home assignment after an interview still from this time?Is a take-home assignment after an interview still from this time?

The take-home assessment interview–also called the working interview–has several pros and cons. Different from an interview skills test, the take-home assignment may include payment.This article will tell you what to expect and help you prepare if you come up against this type of interview.

Resume & CV's
How to list references on your resume?How to list references on your resume?

You are starting your employment search, and just like so many others, you start with your resume. You blow the cobwebs off and begin the task of updating your resume with your most recent jobs, skills, and education. The only thing left to do now is to add your references to the resume. But how do you list references on your resume?

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