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Searching for jobs online is not the be-all and end-all of job search, but it has its place, so you want to know how to do it right. Even if you’re not yet ready to apply, it’s wise to start looking at postings ahead of time. (See my post “Job Postings: Better Uses for Them” for [continue reading…]
The phone rings and a recruiter says “We’d like to bring you in for an interview.” In the heat of your excitement, don’t forget to find out what kind of interview to expect. Often the interviewer will tell you what you need to know, but if they don’t–ask! There are several forms an interview can [continue reading…]
In a recent post I covered a key reason for the cover letter: to show you’ve done your homework and can relate your skills to the specific company and job. Here are five more good reasons: You can say things in a letter that might not be appropriate in your resume. For example, you can [continue reading…]
If you’re secretly looking for a new job, you’re probably not the only one in your office. Sixty-nine percent of full-time workers in a recent CareerBuilder survey reported that job search activities were part of their normal routine. It appears there’s a growing awareness that we’re all “free agents” who need to keep our eyes [continue reading…]
Thinking of making a move when the time is right? Here are 11 steps to take now: 1. Start an Accomplishments Journal. I know this isn’t what you’re in the mood for, but you’re going to need to be able to talk about your accomplishments – in interviews, in networking, on your resume and your [continue reading…]
