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GetHired!™ Guide Chapter 4 - Using a T-chart by GetHired!™ - Apr, 2011 USING A T-CHART You’ve written a resume to function as your “general” communication piece and to post in resume databases, but to get the results you want, you’ll want to customize your resume to each particular open job. This is probably the best advice we can give you, but also the advice that job seekers are most likely to ignore. Why do people ignore our advice to customize their re... |
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GetHired!™ Guide Chapter 9 - Networking & Job Fairs by GetHired!™ - Apr, 2011 NETWORKING & JOB FAIRS Depending on your personality, networking may be the easiest or most difficult part of your job search. Either way, it’s an important one. Of course, networking has taken many new forms over the past several years with the rise of online social networks. Keeping connected with your personal network, growing your professional network in person and maintaining an appropria... |
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GetHired!™ by GetHired!™ - Apr, 2011 Post your resume so employers can find you easily. Employers' top strategies to finding candidates are through online job sites. Start your job search with GetHired!™ utilizing the right resources, tools and services to make it easy. GetHired!™ resources are here to he... |
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GetHired!™ Use Your Network by GetHired!™ - Apr, 2011 Post your resume so employers can find you easily. Employers' top strategies to finding candidates are through online job sites. Start your job search with GetHired!™ Utilizing the right resources, tools and services, we make it easy for you! GetHired!™ Resources are h... |
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Become the Flawless Fit on the First In-Person Interview by Dr. Arlene Barro - Apr, 2011 In an employer's marketplace you must be the Flawless Fit to capture the position you want. If you are a consultant, capturing the clients you're pursuing is challenging. Potential clients must see you as the flawless fit. The question is what to do to become the flawless fit in either situation. Here are three actions you can take to help you become the flawless fit: 1. A couple of days before an in-person interview, stan... |
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Celebrating Kindness Day – How to help a job seeker by Miriam Salpeter - Apr, 2011 Today, my colleague Phyllis Mufson invited me to participate in “Kindness Day.” Via her blog, she suggests perpetrating kindness via Twitter by doing and tweeting acts of kindness, using the hashtag (search tag) #Kindness. Writing about job search and interacting regularly with job seekers, I thought it made sense to also contribute a brief blog with tips about how to be kind to job seekers. It’s very easy to make half-hear... |
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Spring Graduates – Polish Your Resume NOW And Avoid The Panic! by Cathy Eng - Apr, 2011 Whether you’ve gone back to school for your Master’s degree or you’re finishing up your undergrad, now is THE time to get your resume ready to start networking and marketing with potential employers. Don't assume that by listing your degree and school, you are finished - far from it! You are selling yourself and your education short by not utilizing essential job skills you earned during your time in school. Besides, preparin... |
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FAQ - GetHired!™ - Resumes & Cover Letters by GetHired!™ - Apr, 2011 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - RESUMES & COVER LETTERS Q: How do you tactfully answer the questions if you were fired/let go from a job? You’ll want to put some good thought into this ahead of time. Every situation is different, but you don’t want to disparage a former employer regardless of how you may feel about the situation. Try to differentiate between how the job that wasn’t... |
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Tips for times of transition: Part 2 – Career marketing strategies for job seekers by Dawn Bugni - Apr, 2011 Career marketing strategies for job seekers 6. Set up a LinkedIn account. Fill out the profile completely including a professional picture of you. A friend or family member can take the picture, but be sure you look like you’re ready for business. LinkedIn is not Facebook. Approach each venue appropriately. When you invite someone, customize the invitation. And if invited, take a moment to send back a quick note to your conne... |
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