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3 Tiers of Overqualified (and How to Handle It)
Being overqualified is one of the muddiest concerns among job seekers. It means different things to different people and the strategies to address the screenout factor will vary based on your goals. You want more. The position is too low-level and your capabilities far extend the expectations for the role. You would feel underutilized and frustrated to limit yourself to the existing scope. WHAT TO DO — Target a higher-level role. Reframe your resume and LinkedIn profile for
Erica Reckamp
Sep 4, 20253 min read


Reorganizations and Your Career Trajectory
When your organization restructures, you may find yourself at a career crossroads. Before trying to target the same role in the same industry, take a beat and find out what you’re looking for next. Seek out colleagues who left earlier. Find out where they landed and what they learned while exploring the market. This gives you more recent intel on market interests and can save you time and energy avoiding false leads or poor fits. In some cases, your former colleague may wis
Erica Reckamp
Jul 22, 20253 min read


Consulting during Your Executive Job Search
Many job search experts will advise Executives to continue contributing to their field at a high level when their careers are in transition. This can be accomplished through speaking engagements, earning relevant credentials, serving on boards, and through consulting or advisory work. Finding these opportunities will open up new conversations and set you up as someone making an impact in your field, even if you are not currently employed. Offering services or speaking engage
Erica Reckamp
Jul 15, 20252 min read
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