When you are on the job, there is a lot you can learn from managers and executives. However, what you may not think about is how much your co-workers can teach you. Your peers in your professional environment can enrich your business skills in many important ways if you take advantage of the workplace learning…
When you ace a job interview and are feeling really good about your interactions with the hiring manager, it is natural to be excited about your job prospects. In fact, you may be so confident that getting hired is a sure thing you are tempted to ask if you got the job. Don’t ask this…
Body language can help you impress your job interviewer so you stand out from the crowd and hopefully increase the chances you will move on to the next phase of hiring. While there are lots of different things you need to do in order to be ready to excel in an interview, don’t underestimate the…
A job interview is one of the most important parts of a successful job search, as the interview process is your chance to make sure that you impress the hiring manager and that you convince the interviewer that you are the right person for the open position. One of the key things that employers will…
During your job search, it’s inevitable that you will be asked to answer tough interview questions at some point in the process. Your answers to these questions can make all the difference when it comes to advancing in the hiring process. While many interview questions are intentionally difficult so employers can gauge how you think…
Getting your foot in the door for an interview is a great milestone in your job search, but it is only the beginning. You need to make sure that you are keeping in regular contact with the company after your initial interview so that you remain in the mind of the hiring manager and so…
Project coordinators fill a support role to project managers. Demand is expected to grow slightly over the next several years – about 6% by 2022. The largest number of opportunities are found in software companies, architecture firms and with companies that fulfill government contracts. Project coordinators typically make between $30,000 and 65,000 per year. Average…
When you’re searching for your ideal job, it’s easy to get caught up in details like job descriptions and salary ranges. Obviously it’s critical that job opportunities match your skills, experience and goals for your career, but it’s only part of what you must consider when choosing your next job. Don’t underestimate the importance of…