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Online Job Search Websites CareerBuilder : As the U.S.’s largest online job site, CareerBuilder.com puts over 1.6 million jobs in front of poised job seekers wherever they are “at home or work “ in print and on the Internet. More than 49. 23 million unique visitors come to the site every month to check out … Continue reading
After A Job Interview – Mistakes to avoid
Whatever you feel about the experience, remember that the process isn’t finished yet. And even if you don’t want the job, you do want your reputation to be intact or, preferably, enhanced by the whole experience. So don’t blow it now. Here’s what to do: 1. Don’t waste people’s time if you lose interest in … Continue reading
Tips – Job Interview From A College Professor
Here are five tips to improve your interviewing skills from one of these professors: 1. Know the company. Know everything about the industry in which it competes. Know its history, know how it operates presently, and if it’s publicly traded, know the stock price on the morning of the interview. 2. Know what the position … Continue reading
India – Job portal for disabled people launched
In an effort to help the millions of disabled in India earn a livelihood with dignity, Leonard Cheshire Disability (LCD), an International NGO that supports disabled people 52 countries has designed a unique portal dedicated to facilitate recruitment for persons with disability. The portal named Jobability.org will cater to people with visual, hearing, speech, loco … Continue reading
What to Say – Job Interview Questions and Answers
Sure, you know the obvious things to avoid—like showing up late or dressing too casually—but the following nine lines can just as easily derail your chances of scoring the gig. Read on to learn which talking points to steer clear of during your next job interview. “I’m leaving my current job because my boss is … Continue reading
Psychology – 10 Techniques to Help Your During Interviews
Hiring decisions are made on more than just skills and experience. It’s also about gut feelings and instinctual reactions. All sorts of subtle psychological factors come into play; so here are ten techniques which can help you give the interviewer the feeling that you are the one. 1. Schmooze but don’t self-promote Schmoozing is good. … Continue reading
Job Search – Target, Target, Target!
In this labor market, hiring managers are looking for people who are the right fit for the job. The responsibility to prove you are uniquely qualified rests on you. Since you can’t possibly be perfect for all those jobs you are blasting your resume to, your time is wasted. Here’s what to do instead: Identify … Continue reading
Job Fairs – 10 Tips if you are really going there
For those who don’t know, here are ten valuable tips to help job seekers find success at job fairs. 1. Dress Professionally The general rule of thumb is to dress to fit the job for which you are applying… 2. Communicate What You Want and What You Have to Offer Prior to attending a job … Continue reading
Resume – Not leading to job interview?
To understand why your resume isn’t getting any callbacks, despite all your best efforts, you first have to ask yourself a few questions… First, are you applying for jobs that you’re qualified for? If yes, are you customizing your resume each time you apply for jobs you’re qualified for? If you are tailoring your resume to … Continue reading
The art of the interview – Video on TED.com
Marc Pachter has conducted live interviews with some of the most intriguing characters in recent American history as part of a remarkable series created for the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery. He reveals the secret to a great interview and shares extraordinary stories of talking with Steve Martin, Clare Booth Luce and more. http://www.ted.com/talks/marc_pachter_the_art_of_the_interview.html
Social Media Job Hunting Tips for Recent Graduates
The day you officially don the cap and gown of graduation marks the start of a new journey into the “real world.” But, before you begin that job hunt, some proverbial “housekeeping” is in order to ensure that you put your best foot forward. College professors and mentors teach resume preparation and interview acumen, but … Continue reading
15 Rules for Staying Optimistic While Unemployed
After months of unsuccessful job searching, it can be tough to keep your spirits up. But giving in to the temptation to be dour, bitter, and pessimistic is not going to help your chances of impressing an employer. Besides, you don’t want to go through your days living life like there’s a perpetual rain cloud … Continue reading
Top 50 most common interview mistakes
Here are the top 50 most common interview mistakes to review so you can avoid making them. Top 50 Interview Mistakes Dressing inappropriately. Not taking a phone interview as seriously as an in-person interview. Leaving your cell phone on. Chewing gum. Bringing a cup of coffee or other drink with you. Bringing another person with … Continue reading
India – Search firms replenish talent pool
The movers and shakers of India Inc are on the move. There is a churn across search firms as headhunters and leadership consultants are moving on to new roles. Search firms are hiring talent from other sectors too, both to replenish their talent pool and expansion into new areas. The managing director of FutureStep, a … Continue reading
Apple Stores Hiring Again – Six Tips
if you’ve ever been interested in a career in Apple retail, now is the time. With the iPhone 5 on the horizon, Apple will be looking to hire across the board within each store. If you’re looking for a job, be sure to rush to Apple’s site and apply. Apple’s hiring practice is a bit … Continue reading
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