A personal business card can be very useful in a job search. The company is you and the job title is a generic description of what you do.... (Continue reading)
How both employers and job seekers can make the most of career fairs.... (Continue reading)
Mechanical Services Representative shares techniques for job seeker, from his most recent successful job hunt.... (Continue reading)
Introduction An Air Force Veteran who is now working as an Airline Tower Operator shares modern techniques for the job seeker, from his most recent successful job search. Read on to discover, in his own words, how he got the... (Continue reading)
Learn to use the advertised job description to prepare for interviews.... (Continue reading)
Job search etiquette tips for each step along the way to your next job.... (Continue reading)
Job search tips from a recent college graduate who writes for a career site.... (Continue reading)
Reconsider Location and Size of Target Employers While job prospects are more hopeful than last year, 2010 graduates won’t have it easy, and students on the hunt really need to keep two things in mind: location and size. Be Open... (Continue reading)
The Challenge According to a recent article published in the Wall Street Journal, nearly 17 percent of people ages 20 to 24 are unemployed. This includes many recent college graduates — even Ivy-Leaguers — that know what they want to... (Continue reading)
Why Do Interviewers Ask About My Weaknesses? No interviewer expects “brutally honest answers like,’I'm below-average intelligence and difficult to work with,’” says a hiring expert quoted by the Washington Post. So why do they ask this tough job interview question?... (Continue reading)
This job search tips guest post by Kevin Donlin comes to us courtesy of Recruiting Blogswap. After speaking and writing to more than 20,000 job seekers since 1996, I’ve met hundreds of folks who seem to sail smoothly from one... (Continue reading)