Many job hunters relax their job search schedule in the month of December. There are, however, great reasons for redoubling your efforts, while other job hunters rest and relax. (https://eltiempolatino.com One of the best reasons to keep up a job search is precisely because so many do not. The simple act of looking at this […]
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StephanieClark
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November 1st, 2012
Are You Sabotaging Your Career?
An Achilles’ heel is defined as a deadly weakness, one that in spite of overall strength can lead to a downfall. Used to explain the demise of a seemingly unbeatable, mythical Greek warrior, it is an apt description of weaknesses, real or perceived, that stop careers dead in their tracks. You certainly shouldn’t aspire to […]
Read MoreOctober 15th, 2012
7 Tips to Creating Secure Employment
Being terminated, down-sized and otherwise escorted to the door with a cardboard box of belongings is not as uncommon as you may think. (It is often cloaked with names such as having been reorganized or laid off.) Is there a way to avoid experiencing this fate? Although we cannot control destiny, there are steps every employed person can take that might just minimize the chances.
Read MoreOctober 5th, 2012
The Post-Interview Waiting Game
Youve had your interview, which you think went well. The recruiter said that management wants a new recruit in place within two weeks and that youd receive a call either way. You emailed your thank you note to the interview team and two weeks later you are still waiting.
All that waiting seems to demand action; after all, we are often urged to be pro-active. What if I called to inquire? Would that help show my interest? wonders the impatient job hunter. So what is the best way to handle all that waiting?
Read MoreSeptember 27th, 2012
Post-Job Fair Know-how: How to Network
The career fair is over. You arrive home absolutely exhausted, cheek muscles sore from smiling, hands finally empty after handing out resumes. And your pockets are full of business cards. What now?
Read MoreSeptember 27th, 2012
Job Fair Know-how: Work It!
Youve researched companies, youve prepared a great resume that lists strategic details about your education, experience, character, and skills, and youve learned to sell yourself in a practiced pitch. Now youre ready to work the job fair.
Read MoreSeptember 17th, 2012
Creating a Job Search Business Card
Did you know that the average job search takes six months? However, good strategies that include a targeted position, networking, a great resume and cover letter, and an effective short pitch will shorten the job hunt timeline.
Innovative ideas used wisely can further accelerate the job hunt.
Read MoreAugust 10th, 2012
New Grads: Drop the Self-Pity and Pick up Strategy
ear after year popular media finds yet another story of a recent grad who months (or even years) post-grad continues working in a job with part-time hours, little responsibility or opportunity, and even less pay. These young adults, faced with paying back student loans, feel stuck in a job that requires little (if any) of their hard-earned knowledge, and after a few years of this kind of work, rather than a job that is specific to their studies they remain stuck.
Read MoreAugust 10th, 2012
Dealing with Dismissal
When I was terminated my self-confidence plummeted. Even though the reason for dismissal was unrelated to performance, nonetheless, as is typical, I felt shame and then anger, was hesitant to launch a job search, and didnt know where to turn for assistance.
Read MoreOctober 26th, 2011
10 Steps To a Smooth Start in a New Job
Its scary starting a new job. For some, the first day is preceded by a pitiful nights sleep leaving the
apprehensive newbie groggy rather than laser-focused. And then there are those who leap in in a blaze of
glory to prove themselves worthy
and step on toes along the way, which leads to the need for damage
control! Is there a better way to start a new job?
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