If you’ve been on the job hunt for a while, it’s sometimes difficult to stay motivated, especially if the jobs you want haven’t come your way or if you’ve had interviews but didn’t quite make that final cut. However, you can (and should!) re-energize yourself so you get the most out of your search. Review… Read more »
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Considering most job postings receive an average of 200-300 submittals for one spot, you must set yourself apart from the competition. Most of us have read about the applicant who decided to break the mold by writing something completely unconventional and brilliant or who showed up to drop off the application in person while dressed… Read more »
In one of the recent 2016 Republican presidential candidate debates, the candidates were asked, “What do you consider your greatest weakness?” Late-night host Stephen Colbert quipped that it was the one question that “no one in human history” has ever answered honestly. Presidential debates aside, nearly anyone who has had a job interview has faced… Read more »
At most corporate offices, the emails run fast and furious. Partly because they’ve replaced the phone call or the knock on the office door with them and partly because many businesses work with other companies, clients, and vendors around the country and around the globe, and it’s the most effective way to communicate with everyone…. Read more »
When walking into an interview, you want to feel calm, cool, and collected…so how do you manage that when you really feel nervous, shaky, and worried about saying the wrong thing? There are a few tricks you can use to keep your nerves from getting the best of you. Practice, practice, practice. You may have… Read more »