Aviation Industry, Job Seekers

posted by Jennifer Pickerel on December 11, 2015

7 Ways to Help You Get a Job Promotion in the Flight Department

Have you set your sights on the next step up in your flight organization? If so, that’s great. But as you know, it’s very unlikely someone’s going to simply tap

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Job Seekers

posted by Sheryl Barden on December 10, 2015

How to Detect a Job Burnout: a Checklist for Knowing When You Need to Find a New Job

Job burnout getting you down? If so, you’re in good company, because surveys suggest that nearly 90 percent of the U.S. working population feels job-related stress or burnout at some

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Job Seekers, Resumes & Cover Letters

posted by Jennifer Pickerel on November 9, 2015

Tell Your Story: 9 Resume Writing Tips from a Business Aviation Recruiter

There’s no way we can ever overemphasize how important a properly written resume is to anyone’s job search. How your aviation resume reads—the story it tells about you and your

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Job Seekers

posted by Jennifer Pickerel on September 13, 2015

Preparing Yourself for the All-Important Job Interview

For this, my “debut” blog for my brand-new employer, Aviation Personnel International, the topic of interviewing tips and tricks is quite fitting.Being the “new kid on the block” has its

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Aviation Industry, Job Seekers, Technology

posted by Sheryl Barden on July 14, 2015

How Social Media can Help and Hurt Aviation Candidates

Social media is playing a more critical role in the recruiting process on a daily basis.That means aviation hiring managers, responsible for recruiting talent for their flight departments, have a

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Aviation Maintenance, Job Seekers

posted by Sheryl Barden on May 6, 2015

Business Aviation Maintenance Career Advancement Strategies

In business aviation, the maintenance organization is a cornerstone of the operation. That’s why, in part II of API’s aviation maintenance, I’m sharing even more insights from my conversations with

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Chief Pilot, Job Seekers

posted by Sheryl Barden on April 3, 2015

From Good to Great, Part II: Finance and Metrics for Chief Pilots

In our first post in this three-part series about chief pilots, co-author Jim Lara and I shared the four key leadership traits required of a great chief pilot. Next, we’re

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Job Seekers, Networking

posted by Sheryl Barden on March 20, 2015

Business Networking 101, Part I: It’s Not Just About Who You Know

When it comes to business networking, some say that it’s all about “who you know.” But I respectfully disagree.Contrary to some people’s beliefs, good networking isn’t necessarily about who knows

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Job Seekers

posted by Sheryl Barden on March 11, 2015

Outplacement: The “Upside” to Downsizing

“Workplace transition”—which is often a softer term for layoffs or downsizings—is never easy, especially when it stems from actions that occur beyond our control. In business aviation, these “transitions” usually

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Job Seekers, Leadership Development, Resumes & Cover Letters

posted by Sheryl Barden on February 5, 2015

How to Improve Your Career While You’re Employed

So you’ve landed that job you were looking for . . . congratulations! Now that you’re gainfully employed, it’s actually the best time to make sure that you’re taking some

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