It is an oft quoted statement that “First Impressions Count”. So are it with job interviews and the job seeking process? First impressions are created in the first few seconds of any personal interaction. Once created a first impression can be most difficult if not impossible to shake off. On top of that you never [...]
Archive of entries posted on January 2009
Looking for Entry Level Jobs?
Contributed by: CareerAlley
Today’s post is a mix between search site resources and articles which provide useful information for entry level job seekers / college grads. While there are more choices for entry level job seekers, in many ways it is a more challenging endeavor. The lack of job hunting experience alone can be daunting, let [...]
Job Search Encouragement
Tap into Luck in Your Job Search
Many people are in the same boat today: searching, hunting, hoping and praying for a job. Many claim to not be picky – anything will do. Some are sticking it out for a good paying job to keep their accustomed standard of living. Most, though, will take a long [...]
What They Won’t Tell You in Job-Search 101 – 7 Performance Metrics Help You Get Better Jobs Fast
You send out resumes for 60 days, get two interviews and no job offers. Because you have a solid educational background and excellent work history you wonder why, “It’s not working?” Right? Right!
Using performance metrics holds you accountable and ensures you find a better paying job faster in any economy.
