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10 Smart Tips For Getting the Interview!

Posted on 03. Jul, 2009 by Bill.

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It’s no secret our economy is in a major slump and hiring companies are scarce. Getting the attention of the hiring manager and getting that all important interview is more important now than ever.
Here are some smart tips for getting your foot in the door:
1. Apply for jobs you are qualified to do! This may [...]

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Simple steps for impressing the employer on an interview

Posted on 02. Jul, 2009 by Bill.

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In this article I will share with you the secret in how to impress the employer on an interview.
Below are your wining secrets to impress your employer during an interview:
1. Make sure you appear very neat and tidy especially with regard to your dressing. This is the first area your interviewer will look at for [...]

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10 Things to Include in a Resume

Posted on 02. Jul, 2009 by Bill.

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There are 10 things to include in a resume. That is an undeniable fact. Before discussing what these things are, consider what makes one resume stand out from the crowd. Why does more than 75% of the submissions for one position end up in the round file? It’s because they are missing the key elements [...]

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Find a Mentor to Help Further Your Career

Posted on 01. Jul, 2009 by Bill.

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If you have plans to make a success of your career, then a mentor is a great person to have on your team. They will have the experience and the advice to help grow your career. Assist your chosen career today by following this guide on finding mentors.
You should consider becoming part of a mentoring [...]

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3 Steps to a Better Career and a Better Life with Telecommuting

Posted on 30. Jun, 2009 by Bill.

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You’ve known for a while that you want to work from home, but you are not sure how to get started. There are probably many talents that you already possess that you haven’t been able to utilize fully through a regular nine-to-five job. How would you like to be able to use those talents to [...]

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5 Things Not to Include in a Resume

Posted on 30. Jun, 2009 by Bill.

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Employers screen resumes several times and the first round eliminates many of the candidates for a position based upon this one sheet of paper. Many times the best person doesn’t get hired based solely on the qualifications outlined in this document. Remember, a resume is first read by a hiring manager and not necessarily the [...]

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How to Write a Resignation Letter – Resigning on a Positive Note

Posted on 30. Jun, 2009 by Bill.

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If you’re entertaining thoughts of leaving your current office, you’d better learn how to write a resignation letter the right way. Even if you have one foot already out the door, it is no excuse to submit a shabby letter.
Learning how to write a resignation letter properly gives your boss the impression that you are [...]

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On Line Reputation Management

Posted on 29. Jun, 2009 by Bill.

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On Line Reputation Management, four words that you as a business owner should be very very aware of, why? Because these four words can ruin your reputation and can directly influence whether a consumer does business with you or your company.
I’ll share a story with you about a friend of mine who has recently decided [...]

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Tips on How to Get a Freelance Job and Supplement Your Income

Posted on 28. Jun, 2009 by Bill.

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A freelance job is perfect for independent people who do no like being tied down to one employer. Freelancing is most common in jobs that require creative services and this list includes jobs like writing, web designing and journalism. Freelancers as they are so called are always in the search for new markets and new [...]

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How to Explain an Employment Gap

Posted on 26. Jun, 2009 by Bill.

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Arguably the most important aspect of a resume is the work history. Unfortunately, if you’ve spent any time not working, either taking care of a sick family member, staying at home with your kids, or going on a sabbatical, you could have a huge, eye grabbing hole in your resume.
Employers do not like to see [...]