Career Search Tools & Education
Shred These Outdated Career & Job Search Practices – Part 1 of 3
Two dozen job search and career experts offer fresh guidance on all the things job seekers should quit doing if… Continue Reading
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Tagged: Applicant Tracking System, ATS, career, career advice, career adviser, career counselor, career progression, corporate ladder, experience, expertise, hire, innovation, job, job application, job description, job posting, job search, keyword, LinkedIn, resilience, resume, skills, spray and pray, talent, Twitter
How to Assess Your Fit With a Prospective Employer
Remember these words: The comfort of your fit within an organization remains long after the excitement of a new job… Continue Reading
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How to Become a More Effective Listener
For most people, being listened to equals respect. True across cultures. True over time. True in your personal life as… Continue Reading
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Tagged: active listening, best practice, body language, concentrate, confirm, details, distraction, effective, effort, emotions; probe, expressions, eye contact, gestures, hear, hearing, judgment, keywords, listen, listener, listening, main points, opinion, posture, question, rephrase, summarize, supporting points, understanding
Communication Habits That Make Candidates Appear Immature
The difficult thing about experience is that it takes time to get. Couple a lack of experience with these communication… Continue Reading
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Tagged: candidate, communication, employee, employer, employment, experience, full-time, grad, habit, HR, immature, internship, interview, job, manager, mature, part-time, resume, student, supervisor, teenspeak, textspeak, uh, volunteer
Create a Results-Driven Résumé That Employers Will Love
If employers hire people to produce desired results, why not built a Results-Driven résumé to prove you are the best… Continue Reading
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Tagged: accomplishments, budget, candidate, employer, expenses, financial acumen, financial outcome, for-profit, job seeker, loss, managing a budget, non-profit, P&L, producer, profit, results, resume, revenue
Eight Qualities Interviewers Wish
Their Candidates Possessed
An informal survey of HR professionals, hiring managers, and recruiters identified eight attributes they most wished their candidates would prove… Continue Reading
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Tagged: ask for the job, candidate, career, confidence, employee, employer, follow up, GEPA, interviewer, likability, metrics, performance, prepare, proof, questions, research, role, superlative
Advancing Your Career With Your Current Employer
A career search best practice is to position yourself for the promotions your employer will make at some time in… Continue Reading
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Secrets of Success: Locating Yourself in the Place of Greatest Opportunity
Are you being intentional about locating yourself in the place of greatest opportunity, or do you just let things happen… Continue Reading
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Tagged: Edison, experiment, inspiration, inventor; expertise, investor, job seeker, Opportunity, paradigm, passion, problems, sales, status quo, success, sustainability, trends
The Top 10 Most Difficult Interview Questions for Experienced Workers
By understanding what exactly is being asked, mature workers can adopt a strategy that will allow them to answer almost… Continue Reading
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Tagged: candidate, commitment, compromise, difficult questions, ethics, experienced worker, fairness, integrity, interview, interview question, interviewer, job, job change; experience, job fit, job interview, job offer, loyalty, motivation, priorities, research employer, research interviewer, resume, resume gap, strategy
The Top 10 Most Difficult Interview Questions for Experienced Workers
By understanding what exactly is being asked, mature workers can adopt a strategy that will allow them to answer almost… Continue Reading
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