Monthly Archives: June 2008
43 Tips for Job Interview: Before, During, and After
Being interviewed is a critical aspect of the hiring process. You have already made it past the resume overview and now it is time for you to have what might be the only face-to-face interaction with your potential employer before they decide to hire you or not. It is essential that you put your best
Resume Preparation: Essential Resume Writing
Your resume is arguably the most important item you bring to the table when it comes to applying for a job. The elements of your resume should amount to a solid representation of you – who you are, what you have done, and why the stranger you’re giving it to should be interested. They will
Incorporate Your Personal Brand Building Into Networking
Meeting new people is a part of everyday life. Some of these acquaintances will come and go, while others will stay prominent for longer periods. Certainly, the people we remember best have strong personal brands. You might have met someone who became one of the most influential people of today, but didn’t realize it because
Find A Job You Like: Why High Paying Jobs Suck
Take a deep breath. This may be hard to take. I’m going to be completely honest with you. You deserve to work at a job you love. And the job you love probably won’t be the top paying job you’ve been imagining – but that’s a good thing. People tend to forget that they’re entitled
Punctuality and Your Personal Brand
In sports such as football, soccer, hockey, and so on, athletes utilize training and practice to set themselves apart from the competition and position themselves to win the next game. Now, it won’t give you a big advantage in the job market if you do 1,000 push-ups before your job interview. But there are some
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