The Lakeshore Blog

A recent survey by eFinancialCareers found a surprising shift in the career outlook of financial professionals.  A whopping two-thirds of the respondents said they would be willing to abandon the go-go, money-is-everything environment of Wall Street for a

After (at least) four long years, Graduation is finally here. If you have a job lined up, congratulations. If not, your are not alone. You are graduating into the worst recession since the Great Depression, but don’t let that get you depressed…

Emails…we got lots of them. Our readers ask us about the ‘ingredients’ for a successful job search…to look at their resumes…and to make suggestions on how changing their resume might change the outcome of submitting them for jobs.

Manage your own career.  Recruiters are great for getting a sense of the market, including compensation, demand for your skills, and hiring trends.  Recruiters do have access to plum positions, especially the big retained firms and especially for C-suite

Continuing my series on job-search methods that have worked since the Great Depression, here are two more ways to get hired that have been effective for more than 70 years …