Posts Tagged ‘job history’
Monday, September 13th, 2010
As though it’s not enough that your stomach is already churning with nervous anxiety, thinking of the difficult questions you have to deal with during the interview, there’s the reality that other reasons may bring you near the edge of failure – these are the dreaded objections. Before you get a job offer, it’s almost a natural part of the interview process to hurdle one objection, at the very least. The sad thing is, some job seekers see objection as a rejection and almost instantly give up, sabotaging their own chance of landing the job.
First, it should be very clear to you that objection is not a rejection.…
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Tags: career change, Interview, interview advice, interview focus, interview questions, interviews, job, job duties, job history, job history in resume, job hunt, job interview, Job Search, job skills, job tips, jobs, new job, Personal Branding, professional, Resume, resumes
Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job & Interview Questions, Job Search Tips, Resume, Resume Help | 4 Comments »
Thursday, September 9th, 2010
Traveling and working may seem tiring and stressful for some, but there are people who couldn’t stay put or work in one place for long. Some people are born wanderers who only feel at home – when they’re not home! They seek jobs that allow them to go places and get paid while living their dreams. Alas! Not everyone can be airline pilots, flight attendants or cruise ship crews (which are jobs that almost always spring to mind when talking about jobs that require travel). If you find jobs that require a lot of travel interesting, check out this list of opportunities that provide fun and enjoyable experiences outside the office cubicle.
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Tags: career change, job, job duties, job history, Job Search, job skills, job tips, jobs, new job, Personal Branding, professional
Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job Search Tips | 5 Comments »
Thursday, September 9th, 2010
Have you ever thought of working in a place where almost everybody you deal are among the rich and famous? Most people’s jobs are often exposed to stressful activity that easily wears them out. However, there are some jobs that sound very luxurious (and cater to people who love luxury) that you may be interested in. It’s understandable to think that jobs offering luxury services may be nearly dead in the kind of economy we have. But luxury jobs do still exist, alive and kicking! Well, some anyway. Here’s a list of some jobs where people get to work in lavish places and posh markets.
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Spa Attendants. All…
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Tags: career change, cover letter, job, job duties, job history, job history in resume, job hunt, Job Search, job skills, job tips, new job, Personal Branding, professional, Resume, resumes
Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Cover Letters, Free Advice, Job Search Tips, Resume, Resume Help | 8 Comments »
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
In the workplace, trying to be happy with what you do (when you’re probably not) can sometimes take its toll, especially when you eventually realize that for the most part you just try too hard; and sometimes efficiency and productivity suffer. Some jobs may be a bit odd yet pay generously. High-paying jobs can be deemed a source of happiness and satisfaction, but the stress can be overwhelming. Other jobs are so ridiculously unusual that people are either in awe, shocked or find it funny. There are jobs that don’t need special skills or a diploma to do them, but the pay is so meager you sometimes wonder why you even bother. Check out the…
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Tags: career change, job, job duties, job history, job hunt, Job Search, job skills, job tips, jobs, new job, Personal Branding, professional
Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job Search Tips, Promotions | 6 Comments »
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
Internship not only gives you the feel of what it is like out there in the real world where everybody is seriously making money; it also provides opportunities to acquire necessary experience that can pave the path to your career and establish future references. What is more exciting is if you impress your superiors enough and you are able to convey your true potential, you might not even need to hunt for a job like everyone else. It could be handed to you on a silver platter; in short, your boss might just decide to offer you a full-time position. Surveys show that 63.3% of interns have been offered full time jobs but companies…
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Tags: job, job duties, job history, job hunt, Job Search, job skills, job tips, jobs, new job, Personal Branding, professional
Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job Search Tips | 7 Comments »
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010
Does this sound familiar: after so many years in the company, you think you deserve to get that promotion... and then the boss gives the job to somebody else...don’t you just feel devastated? When it doesn’t happen, it’s like hitting your head on a brick wall. Getting passed up for promotion may not be entirely your fault; still, you have to check and make sure you’re not doing any career-killing slip-ups. Here are five reasons why you keep getting passed up for promotion and some suggestions on how to alter your chances the next time opportunity knocks.
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You’re just doing your job; no more, no less.…
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Tags: career change, job, job duties, job history, job hunt, Job Search, job skills, job tips, jobs, new job, Personal Branding, professional
Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job Search Tips, Promotions | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010
Women are joining the workforce in record numbers. They account for nearly half of the country’s total labor force at 46.5%. Most of them begin their careers with less compensation and don’t get opportunities for promotion as quickly as their male counterparts do. Take heart, all this is changing, albeit painstakingly slow. There’s definitely hope for women looking to add more cash flow with the increasing progress in high paying jobs for women. So what are these jobs that women should aim for? Many women have overlooked careers in Engineering, Math, Science, and other occupations that require technical skills; where a handful of jobs have…
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Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job Search Tips | 8 Comments »
Monday, September 6th, 2010
While it is true that not everyone is cut out to be a boss (and it’s possible you honestly don’t want to be one) you certainly don’t harbor the image of always having someone hovering over you, telling you what to do and how to do things. At some point, you may have dreamed of becoming your own boss someday. It doesn’t have to be just another dream forever. With some strategic planning, you can be you own boss in no time. The number of people who have chosen to start their own business has significantly increased in recent years, largely because more and more people are no longer satisfied with just working for somebody else. Here are…
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Posted in Career Changes, Free Advice | 2 Comments »
Monday, September 6th, 2010
Most people opt for straightforward 9 to 5 jobs with weekends off. Often these are people who have regular sleeping and waking-up routines. But about 41% Americans are awake at 2 A.M. and are in fact at their most productive. Looking for the right job can be pretty interesting and quite challenging for night owls. However, you can find your own niche and make $30,000 to $50,000 doing what you do best: stay awake the rest of the night while everyone else is sound asleep. Check out these 5 jobs; you might want to try out one of them for size.
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Police Officer. Somebody has to work around the clock to keep dark streets,…
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Posted in Applying for a Job, Career Changes, Free Advice, Job Search Tips | 5 Comments »
Friday, September 3rd, 2010
Congratulations! You finally graduated from college. Naturally, the next move is to find the right kind of job to kick off your career. It can be tougher out there in the real world compared to school campus life; but first things first. You’ve long figured out that you’re going to need a killer resume in order to make a dent on the job market; and that’s what you’re out to make. Good for you! Question: Do you know what your resume should focus on to make it conspicuous enough for employers to notice it? Resume writing can be a bit of a challenge for fresh graduates if you are practically clueless about what to highlight…
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Posted in Applying for a Job, Job Search Tips, Resume, Resume Do's and Don'ts, Resume Help, how to write a resume | 11 Comments »