Résumés that bring Results

Miriam Milstein

Whether you’re a recent graduate, returning to the workforce after a child-raising hiatus, or recently laid off, job hunting is never fun. There’s a lot of legwork, endless unreturned calls, and mounds of paperwork. Taking the time to craft a truly stellar résumé can drastically shorten the time you spend job hunting and can make your efforts more effective.

Making Little Hearts Whole

Barbara Bensoussan

When Chaya Waks’s son was born with heart problems, it was the start of a small revolution for babies with heart defects and their families

Late Bloomer

As told to Leah Gebber

I waited for it. I turned 40, but it didn’t come. Late bloomer, I told myself. Never fear. The time would come. I was almost looking forward to the crisis that must be imminent.

Conversations

Arrogance Rewarded
Yonoson Rosenblum At Oberlin, victim status gives you privilege to pilfer

Hit or Miss?
Eytan Kobre Why are American Jews so intrigued by Shtisel?

Going Broke: The conversation continues, part 3
Mishpacha Readers "She should work on her confidence, not her wardrobe"

Work/Life Solutions with Ilan Regenbaum
Moe Mernick "Invest yourself fully into whatever you do"

Calling a Tail a Leg
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman It is not quite “an opportunity to use lifeboats”

Playing Defense
Baruch S. Fertel, MD, MPA, FACEP Trust your doctor. But only believe in Hashem

What Are You Playing Tonight?
Riki Goldstein "Hits are determined by the klal, not by producers"

The First Door to Open
Riki Goldstein “I would have taken that job for literally any price”

Leap of Faith
Faigy Peritzman The type of bitachon that’s expected of us

The Violent Child
Sarah Chana Radcliffe Ignore a child’s explosive temper? Not necessarily

Oasis in Time All’s Good at Shalosh Seudos
Mrs. Elana Moskowitz At Shalosh Seudos, our focus is on yichud with Hashem

Dear Kallah Teacher
Anonymous I wish I'd been told this wasn't normal