Archive for the ‘Job Search Advice’ Category
Is a Cover Letter Still Important?
A cover letter is often times considered the gate keeper to securing an interview with a potential employer. It is typically the first communication that potential employers receive from a candidate and can directly impact whether or not they choose to read your resume and ultimately call you for an interview. An effective cover letter should engage […]
In: Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Address, Attention To Detail, Attributes, Career Portfolio, Cover Letter, Credibility, First Communication, First Impression, Gate Keeper, Mistake, Open Position, Passion, Personality, Position Title, Proof, Resume Letter, Salutation, Showcase, Video Cover, Video Resume
Job Trends – Making Yourself More Marketable in a Tough Economy
It is estimated that the majority of Americans know someone whose job has been affected by a tough economy, either a job loss or a job change. How we anticipate and respond to these types of unexpected and expected changes is often based on our feelings about the change. For some, the job change or […]
In: Job Search Advice · Tagged with: Anger, Career Change, Career Changes, Career Expert, Career Job, Career Opportunities, Changes In Life, Co Workers, Economic Conditions, Feelings, Inevitability, Inevitable Change, Job Career, Job Search Advice, Loss Of A Loved One, New Boss, New Technology, Primary Source, Shock, Vianna, Work Location
How To Apply For Government Jobs
There are literally, millions and millions of Government jobs out there and there is actually a specific process you need to complete in order to apply for such a job. The benefits, health, dental, paid vacation and holidays are outstanding and they are all provided through taxpayer’s money. There are resources available online that makes […]
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