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When you’re looking for a new job, most potential employers will first look at your resume. Your goal is to make a good first impression with your resume —not by lying, but by putting your be…

11/26/2024

: If you defend your limitation.

No one will take them away. You get to keep them.

Stretch Out and Reach Thought at the Moment

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11/02/2024

: Real Pro Tip #1: Don't fall victim to employment scams! Learn the red flags and protect yourself.

My eyes scanned the Facebook post, hope flickering.

My granddaughter, fresh out of high school, was desperate for work.

"$1950 a week for data entry? No experience needed?"

I reread the post, skepticism creeping in.

The pay seemed too high, the hours oddly specific.

Alarm bells jingled. Was this a scam? I imagined my granddaughter lured into something dangerous.

No, I couldn't risk it. I closed the app, a familiar pang of disappointment settling in my chest.

Finding a legitimate job was tough, but I'd rather her be safe than sorry.
~~~~~

Sad but true evidence about Employment Scammers. Employment scammers prey on hope, stealing money and personal information, leaving victims devastated.

P.S. These are Red Flags to Watch Out For:

Unrealistic Pay: If the pay seems too good to be true for the required experience, it probably is.
Vague Job Descriptions: Be wary of jobs that offer little detail about the actual work involved.
Odd Specificity: Details that seem oddly specific but don't really say anything concrete can be a warning sign.
Upfront Fees: Never pay for the promise of a job. Legitimate employers don't operate this way.
Pressure to Act Quickly: Scammers often create a false sense of urgency to prevent you from doing your research.
Unusual Communication: Be cautious of those who insist on communicating outside of professional channels (e.g., only through social media or text).

P.S.S. Tips for Safe Job Hunting:

Stick to Reputable Platforms: Use well-established job boards like LinkedIn, Indeed, and company websites.
Research the Company: Before applying, thoroughly research the company to verify its legitimacy.
Check Reviews: Look for employee reviews on sites like Glassdoor to get insights into the company culture and practices.
Trust Your Gut: If something feels off about a job posting or the hiring process, don't ignore your instincts.
Report Suspicious Activity: Report any suspected scams to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

How does RLPro Advantage help you discover the You inside of You? We help you reinvent yourself, create a bridge to retirement, or find more fulfilling work.

10/31/2024

Are You Driving for Uber/Lyft Without the Right Insurance? 🚨🚗🚨

"What are the most important things aspiring rideshare drivers need to know?" I was pondering this earlier, jotting down some ideas for a workshop I'd like to give someday to aspiring Uber/Lyft Drivers. 🤔

Sure, I could talk about maximizing earnings, using the right apps, and providing excellent customer service.

But honestly, the thing that jumped to the top of my list was **insurance**.

I imagined it's something a lot of new drivers don't think about, but it's absolutely crucial.

I looked into it and found, most personal car insurance policies don't cover you when you're using your vehicle for commercial purposes – and that includes driving for Uber or Lyft.

Imagine this for a moment: You are doing your gig with Lyft, and you get into a fender bender while waiting for a ride request.

You think you're covered, but your insurance company denies your claim because you were technically "on the job."

Or worse, you have an accident with a passenger in your car, and you're facing a huge lawsuit. 😱

That's why it's SO important to talk to your insurance agent BEFORE you start driving.

You might need to add a rideshare endorsement to your policy, or get a separate rideshare insurance policy altogether.

Trust me, it's worth the peace of mind. Knowing you're fully protected allows you to focus on what matters: providing a safe and enjoyable experience for your passengers. 😊

You're the only one who can lower your risk and protect your earnings.

Here are three key tips to remember:

Key Tips:
✔ Always inform your insurer about your rideshare activities.
✔ Consider rideshare insurance for more comprehensive coverage.
✔ Lyft's and Uber's coverage is an added layer, not a substitute for proper personal insurance.

Robert Proctor – Career Coach
RLPro Advantage
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Stay safe and ensure you're protected out there! 🛡️

10/16/2024

Are you in your 60s and considering a career change? 🤔

I was at Costco the other day, getting the tires on my wife's car rotated, when I saw her.

A woman who looked to be in her 60s, standing near a home remodeling booth, trying to book appointments for home remodeling.

She wasn't pushy, just...there doing what she had to do I guess. 😔

It got me thinking. Here she was, at an age when many are enjoying retirement, still working, and clearly not loving it.

It made me a little sad, but it also sparked an idea.💡

I've always been passionate about helping people find fulfilling careers, and this encounter really drove home the need for career guidance, especially for those in their later years, like me.

I believe there are so many people in their 60s and beyond who are not only looking for a change but yearning for a change.

Maybe they're burned out, maybe they want to try something new, or maybe they need to bridge the gap to retirement.

Whatever the reason, I know they need to know - it's never too late to find that thing you love! ❤️

That's when I thought, Robert you ought to host a FREE workshop soon specifically for those considering a career change later in life.

What do you think? Would that be something you or someone you know would be interested in particiapting in?

(Leave your comments below, I'd really like to know, what you think)

Robert Proctor - Career Coach
RLPro Advantage

https://rlproadvantage.com/

P.S. If you're in your 60s and thinking about a career change, or if you know someone who is, please share this! Thank you in advance for helping me - help others find joy and purpose in their work, no matter their age. 💪

10/16/2024

Are you in your 60s and considering a career change? 🤔

It's never too late to find a career that you love! ❤️ Whether you're looking to reinvent yourself, bridge to retirement, or simply find more fulfillment, a career coach can help.

Here's how a career coach can support you:

Identify your strengths and weaknesses.
Set achievable career goals.
Develop a plan to reach your goals.
Provide support and accountability.

Ready to make a change? ➡️ Reach out to RLProAdvantage.com today!

We can help you explore your options and create a plan for your continued success.

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10/05/2024

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