Author: JCS Career Center

Doubting your self-worth can impact your professional and personal life, but working with a career coach can help. Lizzy Solovey of the JCS Ignite Career Center explains some of the benefits.

Sherri Sacks of Jewish Community Services’ Ignite Career Center offers some do’s and don’ts for how to handle one of the workplace’s thorniest conversations.

Ranging from “I’m too young and inexperienced” to “I’m too old and not tech-savvy enough,” Lizzy Solovey of the JCS Ignite Career Center has heard plenty of concerns about age during career coaching sessions, and she has some tips on what to do.

These are unique and different times in the job market, says M. Fine of Jewish Community Services’ Ignite Career Center, which means you may have to consider a unique approach.

Jewish Community Services’ Ignite Career Center talks to a contact tracer about her work in fighting the pandemic.

For job seekers, especially now during the COVID-19 pandemic, learning new skills or building upon your existing skills can be a great way to show potential employers that you are motivated and engaged.

While many of the “rules” for a virtual job interview are the same as those for face-to-face interviews, there are some important differences. The JCS Career Center shares four tips to keep in mind as you prepare.

Starting a new job during a pandemic presents many challenges. The JCS Career Center has some tips to help you through the process.

Searching for your next job from home can be tricky when everyone is there with you, but Loren Smalley from the JCS Career Center has some tips to help.

It’s easy talk about being inclusive. It’s another thing to actually do it. Jamie Leboe of the JCS Career Center offers some tips.