Amy Huges — January 3, 2017 — January 3, 2017 The New Year is upon us and change is inevitable. Most of us have a list of New Year’s resolutions just waiting to be achieved. For many, finding a job or changing jobs is right there up on the list. If you have not been … Continue reading Top Resume Trends or How to Start New Year With New Achievements
Personal Branding Blog — December 23, 2016 — December 23, 2016 Networking is not a dirty word. Networking is something you should be doing all the time. As noted in this previous post … Growing your Network is your Job Since it’s your job … or at least part of it … you should feel … Continue reading Using Your Network in a Job Search
Dave Brock — December 13, 2016 Follow @davidabrock— December 13, 2016 As long time readers know, I tend to be pretty opinionated. Recently, I’ve gotten sucked into a conversation thread on LinkedIn about job hopping. It’s semi interesting–much of it is people rationalizing why they move from job to job to job. Much of the … Continue reading Is Job Hopping Inevitable?
Amanda Clark — November 14, 2016 Follow @GrammarChicInc— November 14, 2016 While the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) prohibits employers from using age as a discriminating factor in hiring (and any other aspect of employment), it still happens. Employers may not even realize that subconsciously they’re thinking about a person’s age while reviewing their … Continue reading Avoiding Age Discrimination on Your Resume
Aashish Sharma — November 4, 2016 Follow @ineedseo— November 4, 2016 Seeking out for a job? Tired of being rejected at your dream job every time? Whether you like it or not, the truth is that employers will use the modern techniques possible to get the best candidate to fill a job position. And psychometric … Continue reading 7 Steps to Overcome Psychometric Tests and Land Your Dream Job
by Natalie SevertOctober 21, 2016 Have you ever wondered what a recruiter does first after reading your CV? Here’s the answer. The vast majority of recruiters will instantly screen you online. They’ll type your name into Google, check the results which pop up and have a look at your social media profiles. That’s why you … Continue reading Looking For A Job? Don’t Forget To Clean Up Your Online Presence First
by Mark Miller Follow @MMtwopointfiveOctober 20, 2016 If you’ve been in the professional world long enough, you’ve probably been in the awkward situation of looking for a new job while already employed. It’s a sticky place to be. If you’re genuinely pursuing another career move, it can take up a lot of your time and … Continue reading LinkedIn’s New Way To Search For Marketing Job Opportunities Without Your Boss Finding Out
by Richard SellersOctober 16, 2016 The hiring manager will want you to answer these eight key questions before giving you an executive-level job offer in marketing. This list of questions is modified from a Marketing Executives Networking blog by Lisa Fernow “Not Hearing about Any Good Innovations?” that recommended asking similar questions when looking to … Continue reading Answering Eight Key Questions Will Help You Get A Job Offer
by Andrew FennellSeptember 11, 2016 If you ask most job seekers how they start their job hunt, they will usually head straight for the job boards. Job sites are a tried and tested method of landing jobs and you should absolutely be taking full advantage of them in your own job search. But many candidates … Continue reading How To Use Your Network Effectively In Your Job Hunt
by Rick Enrico Follow @rickenricoSeptember 11, 2016 Whether you’re a rookie looking for work or a professional contemplating on a career change, knowing if the job is for you will always be a riddle. The only way to find out is to work for the company and experience the management itself—well, that’s what many people … Continue reading Practical Ways to Know if the Job is for You
