Guest Post by Laurie Kahn
Interviewing can be one of the more stressful situations that a person can endure. It doesn’t matter if you are a recent graduate or a seasoned worker of many years, interviews can be unsettling and can cause anxiety.
Once the interview is set, your mind starts racing and questions pop up: “What [...]
Archive of entries posted on August 2009
Breaking the Ice with the Interviewer
Engage Your Job Search Network Using Twitter
Guest Post by Kris Rzepkowski (adopted from the IT Hire Wire blog)
Let’s assume that you have already used Twitter to increase your knowledge in the IT field as I’ve mentioned before, or as suggested to IT execs by Peter Kretzman in Getting’ Twitter, from the Technology Executives Perspective. Now you are following a strong [...]
Sales Training – Sales Strategies That Work (Mobile, AL)
Mobile Technical Institute presents Sales Strategies That Work: How to Open Doors, Win Business, and Build Relationships, a Success Seminar Series workshop on Friday, August 28 from 9 am–4 pm at the MTI training center in Mobile, AL.
Looking for a way to recession proof your business? Want to become a more effective sales professional as [...]
Does graduating in a recession have to mean lower pay?
Article Provided by Career Treking, LLC
Not necessarily, according to Career Treking, a job coaching firm based in Wellesley and Sudbury which specializes in helping college graduates find the right job. The National Bureau of Economic Research reports that earnings for those who graduate in a recession are 9% lower than those who graduate in strong [...]
