You want to make an amazing impression on hiring managers when you are searching for work so you will be considered for the career opportunities. Making a good impression is important from the time of your initial contact – your resume or cover letter – and should continue through the entirety of the recruitment process….
Using LinkedIn can help you with your job search and make it easier for you to build professional networks. Unfortunately, many job seekers do not use LinkedIn to its fullest potential. One area where many candidates fall short involves not regularly updating and refreshing profiles. Your LinkedIn profile is a chance to introduce yourself to…
The quality of your job performance can impact promotional opportunities and affect whether you are able to keep your job if a company has to lay off staff members. You do not want to just do the minimum level of work that is assigned to you. While doing the bare minimum necessary to get by…
Your job search has ended and you’ve taken a position; you’re happy to begin working. Unfortunately, sometimes your new career doesn’t work out exactly as you expected it to. You could find yourself in a position that makes you unhappy and may end up eager to leave and start the job search all over again….
When you apply for a job, chances are good the hiring manager is going to want to talk with at least one professional reference. You likely have a history of past employers who you could list as references, but you want to make sure that the references you select are the best ones who will…