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Job Search Advice
November 21st, 2008
Apply for jobs online
Apply for jobs online? Seems like thats the usual way to find work these days. If you want to apply for jobs online, its important that you follow directions set out by the potential employer.
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Personal websites and email addresses for jobseekers
Jobseekers increasingly refer employers to personal websites and email addresses. Done right, personal websites provide a great opportunity to showcase your professional personality, work experience, work samples, testimonials and portfolio pieces.
Read MoreNovember 21st, 2008
E-Mail Etiquette: Know the Rules
When you attend a business meeting, you probably dont use the wrong fork or slurp wine from fine glassware. Just as its important to have good table manners at a luncheon, its essential that you mind your e-mail manners in the workplace.
Read MoreNovember 21st, 2008
Reasons to Update Your Online Resume
Reasons to update your resume could fill a novel the size of War and Peace. Whether youre actively looking for a new position or firmly planted in the greatest job of your life
Read MoreNovember 17th, 2008
Importance of job training
Job training should never be overlooked. If an employer offers on-the-job training, make sure you understand the importance of such an offer.
Read MoreSeptember 24th, 2008
Making a good first impression is crucial in a job interview
Making a good first impression is crucial in a job interview because hiring managers often know whether they might hire someone soon after the opening handshake and small talk, a new survey suggests. Executives polled said it takes them just 12 minutes to form a first impression,
Read MoreSeptember 24th, 2008
Good handshake key to interview success
Good handshake skills may predict the results of your next job interview. Recent research suggests that having a good handshake influences the opinion of those interviewing you.
Read MoreJuly 9th, 2008
Job interview tactics
Job interview tactics can set you ahead. Acing a job interview begins long before you arrive at the hiring managers office. In todays competitive job market, the most diligent candidates take extra steps to distinguish themselves from the competition by planning ahead.
Read MoreJuly 24th, 2006
Getting the Most from Informational Interviews
In the workplace today, a growing number of professionals are taking a closer look at their career aspirations. If you decide a career change is in your future, one effective way to test the waters is by arranging informational interviews with professionals who work in the fields that interest you.
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