Author name: saracausey1

Why Your Resume Isn’t Getting Interviews (Even If You’re Qualified)

You’ve done the work. You have the experience. The years. The skills. The results. And yet… nothing. Applications go out. Silence comes back. Or worse: automated rejections that make no sense based on what you know you bring to the table. If you’ve found yourself thinking: “I know I’m qualified, so what’s wrong?” “Why aren’t

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What Is a Career Narrative (and Why You Need One to Stand Out in Today’s Job Market)

What Is a Career Narrative? A career narrative is the clear, cohesive story of your professional life—what you’ve done, why you’ve done it, and where you’re going next. It goes beyond a resume or a list of job titles. Instead of presenting disconnected roles, a career narrative connects the dots between your experience, skills, and

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Leadership Lessons from Dag Hammarskjöld: Timeless Diplomacy for Modern Leaders

In today’s world—whether in politics, corporate leadership, or international affairs—diplomacy and emotional intelligence are essential leadership skills. Few historical figures embodied these qualities as fully as Dag Hammarskjöld, the second Secretary-General of the United Nations. Hammarskjöld’s leadership style was not rooted in dominance or public spectacle. Instead, he practiced quiet authority, strategic patience, and principled

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Dag vs the FBI

Setting the Scene Prior to Dag Hammarskjöld taking over the role of UN Secretary-General, its first SG, Trygve Lie, allowed the FBI access to UN staff. We must remember that this was during the days of McCarthyism when supposed Communist bogeymen were EVERYWHERE. Lie may have tolerated the inquisition, but Dag… he was cut from

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Episode 36: If You’re Not a Doormat, You’ll Make Enemies

Even if you tried to live a bland, vanilla, unremarkable life, someone would still be offended. 🤷🏻‍♀️ So what happens when you stop apologizing for having boundaries? When you finally say “no” — and mean it? In this episode, I’ll unpack the uncomfortable truth: if you’re not a doormat, you’re going to make enemies. If

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Dag Hammarskjöld’s Baptism by Flashbulb

When Dag Hammarskjöld accepted the call to serve as United Nations Secretary-General in 1953, he stepped out of Stockholm’s quiet halls of policy into something entirely foreign: an American media frenzy flooded with flashbulbs. He was a reserved Swede, steeped in literature, philosophy, and the kind of solitude that shapes inner strength. Yet overnight, Dag

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