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What to Wear to an Interview

posted Thursday, January 1, 2009
by Randy Anderson, Jobing.com Community Relations - Triangle

What makes you look professional to someone you’ve just met for the first time?  What are you wearing right now that you would change if you had an interview in a half hour?  I did some research this week on what to wear to an interview.  I read a little over 20 articles on the subject – and most of them agree on some pretty basic rules.  To save you time, here are the most frequent given tips: 1.  Be conservative.  When you have ... (Read More)

 

Successful job searches – commit to doing your personal best!

posted Wednesday, December 31, 2008
by Randy Anderson, Jobing.com Community Relations - Triangle

I read an interesting statistic about job searches recently.  The statistic was: About 2/3 rd of unemployed people conducting a job search spend 5 hours a week or less on their search.  I don’t know if this statistic is accurate…but I put the question to you:  How much time do you devote to your search?  Now don’t worry, there is no wrong answer to this one.  I am guessing that regardless of the answer you give for the length ... (Read More)

 

Use Your Resume to Highlight Your Gifts

posted Tuesday, December 30, 2008
by Randy Anderson, Jobing.com Community Relations - Triangle

We all have special gifts and abilities that we bring to the table.  To get a job, you need to be able to get those talents across in your resume.  Vague language requires the reader to take your word for it, instead of providing proof of your gifts.  To make sure your message is received, consider using the following: -          Words that are specific and illustrate your point clearly - ... (Read More)

 

Research Tips for the Career Changer

posted Monday, December 29, 2008 1:58 PM
by Randy Anderson, Jobing.com Community Relations - Triangle

Do you want to change careers?  Get a head-start and reach out to someone in your field of interest.  To do this, check the internet (especially blogs), check for professional associations in that field, or simply contact a person that has the job that you want (call a company you know that has the position and ask to talk to them).  If you find someone passionate about their field they will most likely be able to answer some simple questions for you that ... (Read More)

 

Why The Holidays Are Perfect For Job Hunting

posted Wednesday, December 3, 2008 9:16 PM
by Laura Smith-Proulx, CCMC, CPRW, CIC, An Expert Resume

A unique resume authority, Laura Smith-Proulx, CCMC, CPRW, CIC is a job search expert and former recruiter who works with executives and skilled professionals to achieve successful career transitions. Visit An Expert Resume to get Laura's FREE e-course, "The 7 Biggest Resume Mistakes That Can Keep You From Your Dream Job... And How to Avoid Them." It's easy to get caught up in holiday fever this time of year, concentrating on family, travel ... (Read More)

 

Leave a Good Last Impression

posted Wednesday, December 3, 2008
by Randy Anderson, Jobing.com Community Relations - Triangle

It’s the end of the interview… 1. Ask the recruiter where they are in the hiring process for the role - ask if they have a timeline. 2. Ask about their training program and how they orient people to their company. 3. Ask for contact information and for the best way/time to contact them. 4. Let them know that you are available for any further questions – make sure they know the best way/times to contact you.  5. Thank them for their time ... (Read More)

 

Don't Be a Victim in the Recession!

posted Tuesday, December 2, 2008 11:16 AM
by Martha Finney, Martha Finney - Triangle

Martha I. Finney helps companies improve their performance by attracting, keeping and inspiring high-passion, high-performing talent. This posting is based on the principles from her new book, The Truth About Getting the Best From People.  For the full collection of her extended blogs, including, "Why I Love HR,” visit www.hrjourneys.blogspot.com. Contact her at martha@marthafinney.com You know what really worries me about the hard economic times?  ... (Read More)

 
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