Candidates (that’s YOU) vs. Recruiters: What do Recruiters think Candidates think?
Check out this fun post by Amy Ala: What Candidates Really Think – A Cautionary Tale for Recruiters If you’ve […]
Recruiters
Career Discussions, job search
How Do You Say “I’m Sorry” In Your Job Search?
We all mess up, don’t we? What if you miss a call? Do you make an excuse, perhaps a white
Career Discussions, Career Education, Fun With a Purpose, job search, Networking, Required Reading
Millenials: WATCH OUT! The next generation wants your job!
My favorite line from Sandra’s post, titled An Opportunity to Work, is this: So watch out Millenials, while you are
job search, Job Search Tools, Networking
8 “Unwritten” rules of job searching…
I found this post on the Brazen Careerist network: 8 Unwritten Rules of Job Searching I’m going to talk about
Career Articles & Resources, Career Discussions, Career Education, job search, Job Search Tools, Links to Related Articles, Networking, Recruiters
Staffing Agencies and High Demand Temporary Jobs
Earlier this month I wrote about Laurie Ruettimann’s advice about staffing agencies, and how she would incorporate them into her
Career Discussions, job search, Recruiters
How To Make Job Descriptions 1000 Times Better
On Recruiting Blogs Assaf Eisenstein writes The Art of the Job Description. He has some good ideas for recruiters (and
job search, Job Search Tools
Job Search Expenses that are tax deductible
When I started my job search my accountant/attorney brother said to save the receipts, because they are most likely tax deductible.
Interviews, job search, Recruiters
Do Your Recruiters LOATHE You?
Check out this article on RecruitingBlogs: 5 Things Recruiters Loathe But Hate to Admit. As a job seeker you can’t
Fun With a Purpose, job search, Networking
Staffing Agencies, Laurie Ruettimann, the real Job Search
Must be Laurie Ruettimann week. Another brilliant post. In the six+ years I’ve been consumed with job search stuff I don’t
job search, Networking
Dress for Success: Job Seeker Do’s and Don’t’s
What you wear, as a job seeker, can have a significant impact on the success or failure of your job.