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The 4 Types of Resumes by Thomas J. Denham - Jun, 2010 A resume is a critical component in the job search, but choosing the most appropriate format to sell your background can be a real challenge. First, carefully analyze the job opening and then approach the process from the hiring manager’s perspective to determine what style is best. 1. Chronological – This is the most traditional, popular and preferred style of resume writing where the education and experience are listed i... |
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What To Say In Your Thank You Letter Besides – Thank You! by Rosa Elizabeth Vargas - Jun, 2010 Have you ever felt frustrated after an interview? Sure you have! I know you’ve mentally gone over your interview answers and...you remember what you DID NOT say and you realize you missed an opportunity to REINFORCE your candidacy. Well, this is why you write a strategic Thank You letter, which will position you back in the “game.” Of course, it all depends on how badly you’ve screwed things up. Sometimes, there is no backp... |
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Beware of “Bring Me Another Rock” Managers! Clarify Direction. Provoke Decisions. by Dawn Lennon - Jun, 2010 They make us think we’re the problem. We produce work our managers assign and they throw it back. “Revise this,” they say. “What am I missing?” we ask. “It doesn’t quite address the issues,” they answer. “When it’s right, I’ll know it.” We go back to our desks deflated, believing that somehow we’re just not grasping things. We still don’t have a clear idea of how to “fix” anything. We start to worry that our caree... |
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How To Work With Someone You Don't Like by Alexandra Levit - Jun, 2010 Human beings have a variety of personality types and different work styles, which makes it impossible to get along with all of our team members all of the time. However, unless you want your negative feelings about a certain person to suck the productivity and enthusiasm out of your work day, it’s in your best interest to control and mitigate them. Consider the Why Start by articulating why you don’t like this person. ... |
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Can’t Find A Job...Now What? by Amanda Guralski - Jun, 2010 After four or five years, you have accomplished the big prize—your college degree! Graduation—a day in your life that you have looked forward to since you started your post-secondary education. As you relish the idea of no more studying, no more tests and most importantly no more homework you wonder . . . what’s next? If you are part of the select few that have a career position lined up already, you already know the satisfact... |
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Questions To Ask At The End of The Interview by Amanda Guralski - Jun, 2010 You’ve impressed with your resume and here you sit with the interviewer. You’re nearing the end of the interview. You start reflecting on how well the conversation flowed, the great answers you gave to the questions, and you’re thinking, I totally am perfect for this position! Then the interviewer asks whether you have any questions. This is your moment so seize it! Finish strong. Even though your pulse is racing and you fe... |
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The Beauty With The Briefcase by Amanda Guralski - Jun, 2010 Back when I was in college, I fully subscribed to the philosophy of one Ani DiFranco, patron saint of angst-filled young women. One of her songs, “32 Flavors”, rang profoundly true for me, especially this verse: God help you if you are an ugly girl/’Course too pretty is also your doom/’Cause everyone harbors a secret resentment/for the prettiest girl in the room... Isn’t that the truth? As women, we just can’t win. If we... |
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Who Quits Their Job in This Economy? by Barbara Safani - Jun, 2010 According to the most recent report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more employees left their jobs voluntarily in March (1.9M) than were laid off (1.8M). You may be wondering why so many are quitting their jobs in what is still a volatile economy, but the reality is that people quit their jobs despite economic indicators for a variety of reasons. Here are some of the reasons employees tell me they quit their jobs o... |
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Why 70% Of Resumes Have This Phrase - And Why You Should Avoid It by Laura Smith-Proulx - Jun, 2010 Somewhere in Resume Writing 101, someone came up with the great idea of listing years of experience as a qualifier. You’ve seen (or used) something like this: “over 15 years of experience in...” It seems to make sense, especially after you’ve spent some time in the industry and you want to show employers that you bring a seasoned background to the table. So what’s the problem? The issue is that it’s really not impressive... |
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The Littlest Blue Jay by Julie Walraven - Jun, 2010 One day last week, this little blue jay flew over to my window and perched for a few minutes on my screen. I’ve never seen a baby blue jay before. I believe he was in the middle of flying lessons from his parents and made a wrong turn. Since then, I have seen his brother (or sister) and the littlest blue jay flying around my neighborhood with mom and dad blue jay, practicing short little jaunts from branch to branch, someti... |
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