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Tips and Techniques
- Beefing up Your Brand
You may have experience, skills, knowledge, creativity and great interpersonal relationship skills. You are reliable, and your work is always exactly what the boss wants. But, there’s just one problem: how do you convince people to get to know you? That is, how can potential employers pick you out from among the many competing applicants in a tight job market? You need to beef up your brand so y
Read entire article... - 5 Unconventional Interview Questions and What Interviewers are Looking for in Your Response
In this increasingly competitive job market, where every job posting can spawn a multitude of applicants for any given position, interviewers are increasingly turning to unconventional questions in order to find a candidate that truly fits the job.
Read entire article... - Combining LinkedIn and Your Resume for the Perfect Dish
If your resume is the appetizer, your LinkedIn account is the main course. Just go with me on this. Like an appetizer, your resume is meant to entice and satisfy, while still compelling the diner to want more. This is where your LinkedIn profile comes in: a larger, more satisfying and more intricate dish.
Read entire article... - The STAR method: A Great Way to Structure Your Job Interview
It’s a clichéd expression, but, as with most other clichés, it’s undeniably true: “if you fail to prepare, prepare to fail.” With this in mind, assuming you’re serious about filling the vacancy, you’ll be looking at drafting up a few answers to questions that are likely to come up well in advance of any job interview you might be called to.
Read entire article... - Problems with Over-Qualification and how to Combat Them
In this difficult economy, many people are in need of a job. People are applying for many jobs for which they may be over-qualified, and even attending online schools to beef up their resumes even further.
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- What to Look for in a First Job
Your first job out of college is the beginning of your adult life. You may have already held a few summer jobs in high school, worked your way through college or held an unpaid internship. When you start your first job after college, however, you will be earning a better salary and focusing on your career goals. Any first job will help pay the bills and some of those student loans, but the right f
Read entire article... - Why You Need a Cover Letter with Your Resume
A cover letter is generally a one-page attachment that accompanies your resume, and that may also sometimes accompany even a standard job application, or serve as a letter of inquiry.
Read entire article... - How Your Alma Mater Can Help You Find a Job
As a response to college students struggling to find success in the job market, many colleges and universities now offer several new services and departments designed primarily to help students become more successful in their transitions. Before sending out your hundredth resume, consider how your alma mater can help you make the transition from college and jump start your career.
Read entire article... - Four Ways to Transition into a New Finance Job
Changing careers can feel a little daunting and frustrating in any profession. You put in countless hours of hard work and pay your dues to climb to the top. Once you reach the summit, however, it becomes obvious that climbing a different mountain can mean better opportunities for you.
Read entire article... - Finding a Position with a Recruitment Agency
We’re at a time when finding a job isn’t always easy. There aren’t a lot of jobs available and the competition is even tighter. Sometimes you just need a little help landing your dream job. This is where a recruitment agency can come to the rescue.
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