Lynsey L'ecuyer, Author at Christianjobs

Christian Ethics in Job Applications: Navigating Employment with Integrity

Navigating the job market in today’s climate can feel overwhelming and discouraging. The intense competition and pressure to secure a position might tempt you to compromise your values. However, maintaining integrity and adhering to Christian ethics in job applications is essential—not just for personal fulfillment, but also for earning the…

Lynsey L'ecuyerOctober 18, 2024

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Career Assessment – 5 Tough Questions to Ask Yourself

What do you want to be when you grow up? That’s the question all of us have been asked (and probably hundreds of times). When you’re young, you think about exciting jobs like a police officer or a veterinarian. As we get older and begin our adult lives; however, priorities,…

Lynsey L'ecuyerOctober 2, 2024

Career Development Job Search

12 Networking Mistakes That Look Unprofessional

Some professionals love to network, and some do not. No matter what side of the spectrum you fall on, networking can play a significant role in your professional career. So can your networking mistakes and goofs. Networking opportunities create connections that open up doors and opportunities you wouldn’t have otherwise.…

Lynsey L'ecuyerJuly 12, 2024

Career Development Hiring

Want to Hire an Executive Pastor? 7 Signs Your Church Is Ready!

As churches grow and expand their ministries, it becomes crucial to have effective leadership in place. With growth, comes a need for more layers and depth of leadership. The lead pastor cannot lead everyone and everything the way they once used to. It's time to hire an executive pastor. Executive…

Lynsey L'ecuyerMay 8, 2024

Career Development Job Search

7 Best Practices for Receiving Constructive Criticism

Criticism doesn’t usually feel good. It’s not something that most people look forward to or want to hear on a regular basis. However, it does make us all better and deserves our attention. While constructive criticism can be uncomfortable or painful, it is extremely necessary. So, how do we receive…

Lynsey L'ecuyerMarch 13, 2024

Career Development Job Search

The Top 10 Best Next Steps After You’ve Been Fired

Steve Jobs once said, “Sometimes life is going to hit you in the head with a brick. Don’t lose faith.” Getting fired from a job is like being hit in the head with a brick. It hurts. Sometimes it’s unexpected and other times it feels inevitable, but no matter what,…

Lynsey L'ecuyerDecember 20, 2023

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Christian Business Leadership Faith & Encouragement

What Makes a Positive Work Culture and Why Is It Important?

People leave their jobs every single day. We’re living in a post-Great Resignation world. I know many have equated that to a shift in the working world around us, but perhaps it’s also because people are becoming more aware of the lack of health in the workplace. More than ever,…

Lynsey L'ecuyerApril 14, 2022

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9 Best Practices for Giving Constructive Criticism

Constructive criticism - do you twitch a little when hearing that phrase? Whether it’s a staff member, volunteer, or someone else you’re leading, faith-based leaders struggle with giving constructive criticism. We’ve somehow convinced ourselves that it’s not kind and therefore not Christ-like or we view it as unnecessary conflict. However,…

Lynsey L'ecuyerMarch 24, 2022

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