The Cost of Bad Interviewers: Losing Time, Money, and Talent to Poor Interview Skills
Interviewees are often concerned about having a bad interview experience, worrying if…
By: Elaine Varelas
Elaine Varelas
Elaine Varelas, Keystone Partners’ Managing Partner, has over 20 years of experience in career consulting and coaching development, and has worked with numerous executive management teams to improve organizational effectiveness. She has expertise in successfully resolving complex career management issues, including workforce planning, redeployment and multi-site restructurings. Elaine’s experience spans a broad range of industries and businesses, including Fortune 500 companies, start-up ventures and not-for-profit organizations. Elaine serves as Treasurer of Career Partners International, LLC, a network of independently owned career management firms which Keystone co-founded in 1987.
A graduate of the Management Development Program at Boston University, Elaine holds a Master of Education degree from the University of Vermont and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. She is an active member of many professional associations, including The Boston Club.
Shorter Work Week for Small Pay Cut: Workplace Flexibility…or Workplace Scam?
In the modern workplace, it’s not uncommon to see a range of…
By: Elaine Varelas
Temporary Relocation for Work: Career Benefit or Major Hassle?
For organizations with multiple locations or clients distributed nationally, or globally, asking…
By: Elaine Varelas
Don’t Call My Bluff: Leveraging a Job Offer for a Raise
For those looking to increase their earnings, people who don’t know better…
By: Elaine Varelas
Does This Resume Make Me Look Old? Seven Ways to Revitalize Your Resume
With five generations in the workforce and an ever-changing landscape of technology…
By: Elaine Varelas
One-Sided Negotiations: Is a Company’s Inflexibility on Job Offers a Red Flag?
Being offered a new role that’s a great fit professionally and culturally…
By: Elaine Varelas
Cash vs Culture: What Wins?
It’s a common assumption that a higher paying job is a better…
By: Elaine Varelas
