Career Development
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What to Know About Bullet Points on Resumes & LinkedIn
Bullet points are easier to read than dense text because they break information into digestible chunks, allowing the eye to skim and scan quickly. The brain can process bulleted text faster than a paragraph of dense text. Each bullet point can highlight a key idea, reducing cognitive load and eliminating the need to sift through…
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How to Write a Skimmable, Scannable, & Impactful About Section on LinkedIn
Is your LinkedIn About section skimmable, scannable, and impactful or are there a bunch of paragraphs of black text that very few people may read? We are inundated with torrents of content every day and visitors to your LinkedIn profile will probably want to skim and scan the content quickly. Moreover, when they look at…
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Maximizing LinkedIn for Nonprofits: Tips to Find Volunteers & Boost Engagement
LinkedIn isn’t just for job seekers and businesses — it’s also a powerful tool for nonprofits to connect with potential volunteers, board members, and supporters. Whether you’re recruiting for National Volunteer Month in April or need help year-round, LinkedIn and social media platforms can significantly expand your nonprofit’s reach. Here are some strategies to leverage…
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How to Craft a Memorable LinkedIn Headline Step-by-Step
How can you craft a memorable LinkedIn headline that stands out, sets you apart, and leaves a lasting impression? How can you be unique and memorable? When creating a headline, think about your future-forward position. Will you be making a Career Pivot, shifting within your existing industry or field, or a Career Reinvention and changing…
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From Dream to Reality: How Chalfont’s Adam Sklar Found His Dream Job Working for the Eagles
Adam Sklar, a Chalfont native, has been a lifelong sports fan with a clear goal: to become the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles. It’s an ambitious goal. But he knows he must start somewhere, and that’s exactly what he’s doing. Adam is autistic and lives with Prader-Willi syndrome, but his determination led him to…
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Crafting Credibility: How LinkedIn Company Pages Boost Your Solo Business
Having a LinkedIn Company Page offers numerous advantages for solopreneurs, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and self-employed consultants, and here’s why. Establishing a presence with a LinkedIn Company Page can be beneficial for the following reasons: 1. Professional Branding: A LinkedIn Company Page provides a platform to showcase your professional brand apart from your personal profile. This distinction…
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Volunteer or Participate in MLK Day Events
The 30th Annual Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King Day of Service, the nation’s first and largest King Day of Service, happens on January 20th. Girard College is the celebration site for King’s vision of The Beloved Community, “where all people work for justice, diversity, peace and freedom, without poverty, hunger or hate” (GlobalCitizen365, 2025). The…
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December Networking is Essential for Job Seekers & Client Seekers
December Networking is a vital strategy for career and business growth. The holiday season offers unique opportunities to leverage the festive atmosphere and natural opportunities for connection. Advantages of Networking in December and During Holidays Festive Atmosphere Encourages Conversations People are generally in good spirits this time of year and are typically more open to…
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Why C-level May Use a BIO on LinkedIn Instead of Originality
Many people, particularly in C-level positions, write their LinkedIn BIOs in the third person for several reasons instead of being original. Here’s why: Professionalism and Formality Writing in the third person can convey a sense of professionalism and formality. C-level executives often represent their company publicly, so the bio reads more like a press release…
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How dare you suggest my LinkedIn profile is not optimized! I had it reviewed!
Are you coachable? Are you open to new ideas? Open to listening and learning? Or are you shocked because I suggested you optimize your LinkedIn profile, and then you told me, “Somebody reviewed it”? Attitude is everything! I love this quote by Charles Swindoll, and I usually change the word “church” to “place of worship”…
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Laws Vary by States on Posting Salary Ranges for Remote Positions, So Optimize LinkedIn
Job seekers searching for new opportunities are scouring the internet for job postings, including remote positions. Do all remote position postings comply with the laws that vary by jurisdiction? Are human resource professionals following these laws to ensure their job postings comply? Non-compliance could lead to legal disputes, fines, or reputational damage. The topic of…
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LinkedIn Branding & Nonprofit Rebranding
Are you aware that LinkedIn has branding policies with color palettes, logos, core shapes, and a custom font, which are part of their Brand Guidelines? LinkedIn has registered trademarks and notes their name should include either the ® or ™ symbol when referring to their services. A recent post by Kevin Turner (who you should…
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Doylestown-Based Fred Beans Named a Top Workplace in Philadelphia Region for Sixth Consecutive Year
Doylestown-based Fred Beans has been named one of the Best Places to Work in the Greater Philadelphia Region for the sixth year in a row, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The company made the list based on an employee survey conducted by the Philadelphia Business Journal and Quantum Workplace every year it has taken…
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Maximize Your LinkedIn Impact: The Essential Guide to Securing Powerful Recommendations
How many recommendations should you aim to have on LinkedIn? Get as many as you can! Testimonials are social proof and evidence of public recognition. However, you must give and receive recommendations to maintain a balanced profile. For those actively seeking employment, recruiters may look for a specific number of endorsements on a candidate’s profile.…
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Conestoga, Great Valley High Schools Students Recognized for Altruism & Next Steps on LinkedIn
April, recognized as National Volunteer Month, is a vibrant period that highlights the altruism of individuals and groups committed to making a difference in their communities. Among these community heroes are local high school students whose contributions through volunteering, school activities, and/or civic involvement are particularly noteworthy. Six students from Conestoga and Great Valley High…









































