Posts Tagged ‘employer’

No Wonder You’re Not Getting an Interview!

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

 

Getting a job interview could mean you’re one step closer to your dream job. There’s just one big hitch… you’re not getting any calls or e-mails. It’s baffling; you’re pretty sure you have all the qualifications for that open position with exceptional skills and experience to boot. So why isn’t the phone ringing? Why is there no new e-mail from the company? What could be wrong?

 

1. You’re underqualified/overqualified. You just have to be realistic. No matter how perfect you think you are for the position, it’s possible that you simply don’t fit the job. If you have a doctorate degree… Read More

Is it Better to Have a Man or a Woman Boss?

Monday, July 5th, 2010
Gender disputes and comparisons are always present though we all strive to be seen for our own unique individuality. Let’s face it, there are characteristics that would be stereotypical of men and characteristics that would mostly be attributed to women. In this case, the question about who’s the better boss, men lead in most (if not all) of the known polls out there. This doesn’t make women bosses inferior, though.

 

Of all the surveys I’ve seen, I’ve noticed the common characteristics that many employees complain about women bosses include being emotional, too detailed and well …nagging. Men bosses, on the other hand,… Read More

5 Tech Jobs that are Making Big Money

Monday, July 5th, 2010
Technology professionals are one of the most sought-after employees in almost every company. It’s no wonder that some of them are among the highest paid. Generally, the more specialized the skills are, the higher the salary is. High ranked technology gurus within any company tend to make the biggest bucks. Listed below are some IT jobs that pay really well.

 

1. Chief Information Officers. The CIO is the highest paid technology expert in every company. S/he is the chief of the IT department, directly reports to the CEO of the company, and is responsible for all IT functions inside an enterprise. Leadership is very… Read More

How Social Networking Can Boost (or Doom) Your Career

Friday, May 21st, 2010
Exposure is the key and this generally works especially for celebrities and politicians. Thus, it would seem logical to advertise your resume to any social means possible. Not always! Let me tell you why. Sending out your resume is like a contest where the more entries you send, the more chances of winning. But you’d be deluding yourself if you’d expect great results relying on only this. Among the tools in your job hunting arsenal, Social Networking emerges as one of the most powerful; however, you have to heed some warning signs using this approach.

 

Let’s break this down. With the rise of Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook,… Read More

5 Signs of Job Burnout & 5 Ways to Fix It!

Friday, January 22nd, 2010
No matter how good your job is there are times when you feel exhausted, unproductive and just...burnout. Sometimes the only solution is to find another job but most of the time making a few changes in your “work style” can revive your passion for your work.

This is a list of five red flags that signal you may be at the burnout stage.... and ways to get out of it without ruining your career:

PROBLEM: You can’t wait for clock-out when it’s only been an hour since you clocked-in. ANSWER: Acknowledge the root of the problem and talk about it with someone whom you can trust. Don’t hold it in. Once… Read More

How to start writing your resume. A step by step guide.

Monday, November 9th, 2009
What is a Resume? A résumé is a document that contains a summary of relevant job experience and education. Yes, a resume is a marketing tool. This is your chance to sell yourself and skill set. Entice, intrigue and persuade employers that you possess the ‘everything’ they want in the position available. A strong and effective resume will generate a positive message regarding your experiences and is easy to follow, and highlights you. If it was written well- you will get an interview. How to write a resume. Before you sit down to write a resume, you should know which field you are focusing on, perhaps even… Read More