by Linda Kerr Waters on June 4, 2010
Hiring Managers, HR professionals, and recruiters all agree – Volunteer work absolutely does count! You simply have to present it in the right light. They really don’t mind seeing a “gap” in employment, but they do want to know what you have been doing, and what skills you’ve been using in your volunteer work that are relevant and transferable to the job you’re applying for.
by Deborah J Walker on June 2, 2010
Recruiters rarely are involved in the final hiring decision, but they are influential gatekeepers who can make or break your ability to get the first interview. It pays to understand how best to gain their favor and build relationships with them. Here are three tips for getting recruiters to help you in your job search.
by Barry Golds on May 28, 2010
Whether you are going for a job interview at a Fortune 100 company or a part-time job as a cleaner. The format of a job interview is very similar and what the interviewer is looking for is also remarkably similar. Find out the basic 10 job interview must-do’s every candidate should know. Look out for the special free bonus at the end of the article.
by Lin Schreiber on May 24, 2010
If you’ve been downsized or you just can’t keep doing what you’re doing, does the prospect of looking for a job make you want to run screaming from the room because you think you’re too old to start over? Discover how your beliefs in your abilities will help you land the job that you really desire.
by Sherry Mirshahi on April 12, 2010
What do you do when you hear that you didn’t get the job? No one likes to hear this kind of bad news, especially after you have gone through two or even three rounds of interviews. This article helps the reader understand what they can do to take control of this situation and make it work for them.
by Mridula B on April 5, 2010
Boolean resume search is the most widely used technique used by recruiters across the globe to search resumes. This articles aims to help a recruiter understand the basics of boolean search.
by Mark Montoya on March 15, 2010
There are several type of job interviews that the job seeker faces in the job search. Here are some of the interview types that you may face: phone interviews, group interviews, and multi-tiered interviews.
by Dawn Rasmussen on March 12, 2010
I’ve been inundated lately with clients who have been laid off or terminated due to economic reasons. Several hiring managers I’ve talked to have said that for every open position, there are literally hundreds of applicants. The jobs that do exist are simply being flooded.
by Kristen Jacoway on March 11, 2010
Social networking sites are fun and can be a huge asset to your job hunt. Sites like LinkedIn are designed for professional networking can be a very important part of your job search strategy. In fact, the follow up to this article will outline exactly how helpful sites like LinkedIn can be in a job hunt and how to take full advantage of them. But what about the rest of the social networking stratosphere? What about sites like MySpace and Facebook to name just two out of the many that are out there.
by Kristen Jacoway on March 11, 2010
With record levels of Americans facing unemployment, having a targeted job search is as important as ever. Here are three simple techniques to help you get focused and establish a targeted job search.