EmploymentDigest.net

Make your mark with your ‘brand’ when job hunting

Posted on 28. Apr, 2006 posted by Bill in Employment News

Make your mark with your ‘brand’ when job hunting You only get one chance to make a first impression, the saying goes, and that’s never so true as when you’re interviewing for a new job. And while it’s not easy to stand out in this uber-competitive world, employment experts suggest one way jobseekers can do just that is by creating their own "brand." "Wait a minute," you’re thinking. "I have to go to Martha Stewart-like lengths just to land a good job these days?" advertisement Well, not exactly, but it doesn’t hurt to send that potential new employer a clear message about what it is that you – and you alone – can bring to the workplace. Think of it this way: If you excel at being organized, make that your brand. Then carry that message over into your resume by including that organizational theme in each of your accomplishments.

Similar Posts:

• Brenda Bernstein – Founder and Senior Editor TheEssayExpert.com
• Crucial Interview Tips
• Put Some fever in Your Cover Letters
• Tactics For Successful Career Branding
• The Top 10 Job-Search Personal Branding Mistakes
• Stop All This “Personal Branding” Nonsense – It is Too Complicated
• Brand It, Sell It, Win it – What Makes You Different?
• Is a Paper Resume Still Needed?
• Traditional Resume Are Worthless
• Gary Vaynerchuk – Entrepreneur

Tags: Employment News