Tips To Help You Answer Important Job Interview Questions!

Posted on by August 24, 2015

Are you looking for a job? Are you ready for that all important interview? Have you put any thought into the types of questions that will be asked, and even more important, how to answer them?

Please read our article Ten Fatal Interviewing Mistakes then check out the following infographic for a list of questions that may be asked and the answers that will help land you the job. We have provided you with additional articles that will help you in your interview; follow our interview tips for further advice and guidance. Be sure to opt into our email course for additional help in becoming the best candidate for that all important position you are seeking. Also, you can follow us on Pinterest and Like us on Facebook!

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Land The Position Of Your Dreams!

Posted on by August 24, 2015

If you are in the throes of a job search, then you will want to go beyond the old standards of job hunting, of cleaning up your resume, of expanding your network, and of improving your social media presence.

These things are still very relevant and continue to be important, however, you really need to kick-off your search from a position of strength.

First, go for quality over quantity in your application, i.e., customizing your application to the position you are applying for. You also need to reach out to past managers and co-workers who loved your work. Write better cover letters, adding new information such as personal traits, work habits, and, most importantly, show a genuine interest in the job and the company you are applying for. Learn from past mistakes by applying for jobs where you will be happy and able to excel in. Don’t agonize over when you will hear back from the employer and move on by continuing to apply to other opportunities. You should also pass along an opportunity to a friend if a job looks better suited to them as it not only is a very nice thing to do but it also helps from a networking perspective.

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Please read our article Qualities Hiring Managers Most Want and follow our job seeker tips for advice. Also be sure to opt into our email course for additional guidance in becoming the very best candidate available. Also, you can follow us on Pinterest and Like us on Facebook!

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No Energy To Tackle Your Upcoming Interview?

Posted on by August 4, 2015

Getting ready for a face-to-face interview? Are you stressing out?  Have you gotten into a real slump and don’t know what to do about it?

You know that you really have to get over this “out-of-body” feeling that you are experiencing before your interview, but how?

Revving up your metabolism can restore not only your health, but also your attitude.  Check out this article on 6 Ways to Speed Up Your Metabolism to get you in top notch condition, both physically and emotionally, and have you more than ready to tackle that interview.

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To further ease your anxiety and make sure you’re prepared for the interview, make sure to read our article How to Prepare for the Face-to-Face Interview, and check out our interview tips and job search tips.

Be sure to opt into our email marketing campaign for further guidance. You can also follow us on Pinterest and Like us on Facebook!

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How To Find A Job Or Hire A Candidate Using Social Media

Posted on by August 20, 2015

In today’s job market, social media has become the “be all” of job searching and searching for new candidates for your company. Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, among other sites, have become predominant, due to the online availability and ease of these web-sites.

LinkedIn is likely the most popular as this web-site is a professional, career platform, being a principally career development site. From the job seekers perspective, LinkedIn connects with both recruiters and headhunters and it will boost their chances of finding job opportunities. Make sure your profile is complete and take advantage of the “about me” section. It gives you the chance to showcase your achievements as well as to the type of person you are. LinkedIn is very powerful and, as a social media outlet, can be an incredible opportunity for connecting with recruiters who work in your targeted area and career path.

Please read our article How to Get The Most From LinkedIn Groups and follow our job search tips for advice. Be sure to opt into our email marketing campaign for further guidance in how to become more competitive in today’s job market. You can also follow us on Pinterest and “Like” us on Facebook!

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Check out this article on “When Should You Connect with Recruiters on LinkedIn?”

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