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Matt Krumrie

Sales + Marketing columnist | Careers

Matt Krumrie answers readers' questions about job-hunting the first Sunday of each month. Matt has 10 years of experience reporting on the employment industry.

Recent content from Matt Krumrie

Getting The Most From An Outplacement Service
Dear Matt: I have been let go from my company and as part of my severance package I have been provided with an outplacement service to help with my job and career search. How do I get the most from this service?
Jul 26, 2008
Stay On Top Of Technology
Technology is always changing and job seekers who keep on top of the latest trends and learn new skills will become more marketable to employers. You don’t have to be a techie, but you do have to know the importance of becoming technically savvy in and out of your profession.
Jul 21, 2008
Overcome Being Labeled A Job-Hopper
Employers don’t want to hire workers who jump from job to job. But by highlighting your accomplishments and skills, those who have moved from job to job can help overcome the stigma of being labeled a job hopper
Jul 14, 2008
Office Energy Boosters
Raise your hand if you feel sluggish come midmorning. Do you get tired after a big lunch? Do you use caffeine – such as through a cup of coffee or a can of soda – for a quick "pick-me-up" when those hours seem to drag on?
Jul 9, 2008
Go to School and Work Full-Time
Laura Price, Associate Director of the John M. Morrison Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of St. Thomas, has not only gone back to school while working full-time, but also works with professionals doing just the same on a daily basis.
Jul 9, 2008
Financing An Education
For many adults who have a family, a mortgage, car payments and credit card bills, financing an education is what keeps them from pursuing those dreams of going back to school. It doesn't have to be. There is a variety of ways to come up with money to get the education you want.
Jul 9, 2008
Asking For A Raise
Question: I took your advice and made my case for a raise. I was turned down. I'd like to know what my options are now.
Jul 9, 2008
Advice For The Older Worker
How can a qualified older worker get past the first interview? Matt Krumrie advises older workers to highlight how they can successfully fill the immediate needs of the employer in the interview.
Jul 9, 2008
Planning For A Layoff
Layoffs - planned or unannounced - are an unfortunate reality of the world of work. Among life altering events, losing a job ranks among the highest stress causing situations.
Jul 9, 2008
What Is Your Brand?
Brand yourself as the solution to an employer's problem.
Jul 9, 2008

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