Dec 24, 2012 0
Making the right impression in your job interview is one of the most important steps in your future career. Many people don’t know this, but job interviews require careful planning and research, otherwise you will significantly reduce the chance of getting the job. In the current economic climate it is very hard to land yourself a job, thus planning your interview before is the key to success
Nov 8, 2012 0
Most job hunters are anxious to land their next opportunities. But in case you happen to be one of those rare birds who enjoys being unemployed, here are seven things you can do to make sure you stay that way:
Oct 27, 2012 0
Are you close to finish your graduation? Do you have a plan to do a job just after getting a degree in your hand? If yes, this is a short guideline how to search for a job. Although there is no dearth of graduate jobs in companies, but most of the companies like filing up their positions only with candidates who have certain job experience. In this condition fresh graduates are supposed to put more effort with a proper planning and preparation.
Sep 30, 2012 0
When the internet first came along, the advent of job search websites made the process of finding any kind of a job a whole lot easier. Much like print advertising did a century before, the internet gave everyone access to a whole lot more opportunities. However, if you are relying solely on job search websites, then you may be doing yourself a disservice. There are many other valuable resources available online that can help you get into a job much quicker.
Sep 17, 2012 0
Do you currently find yourself in a position of applying for multiple jobs every single day yet never seem to get a call back or interview request? Why does this happen? If you have the right skills and experience surely you should have hiring managers calling you to arrange an interview?
Jul 11, 2012 1
Recruiters are persons who solicit candidates to fill up jobs or vacant positions within an organization. Typically they work within the company’s Human Resources Department (HRD), or outside the company. Their work normally includes seeking out, screening and interviewing candidates before they are presented to the client. It is the employers who pay their salaries or fees, as the case may be, and not the job hunters.
Jun 15, 2012 0
Given the amount of information and resources available to job seekers today, I’m sure you think there’s nothing you don’t know about looking for work in 2012. Well, here are three things you may not have realized about job search these days:
May 18, 2012 0
Job fairs offer a number of winning benefits to job hunters. You’ll have a variety of networking opportunities. You can identify what organizations are seeking job candidates. Gaining experience with actual job interviews is another valuable job hunting benefit. And just maybe get another job interview or an actual job offer.
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