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7 Questions to Ask in Your Job Interview
Does your mind goes blank when an interviewer asks if you have any questions for them? Here’s a cheat sheet of some of the best questions to ask.
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The New Social Job Seeker [Infographic]
Social media is now central to every savvy job seeker’s armour, and recruiters are also switched on to using it to source great candidates.
Outgoing is the Way to Get Going
In love and in networking, an outgoing personality will get you far. If you’re not naturally outgoing, don’t worry—here’s how to learn to be.
Levels of Language in Social Media
While most people imagine a very formal job search language for resumes and cover letters, writing on social media can be much more casual, more authentic, and more narrative. Consider this major shift in language when using social media: that the very best LinkedIn profiles are written in the first person.
Planning Your Next Career Move? Don’t Forget to Join a Nonprofit Board
Nonprofit board service gives you a real edge career-wise. Here’s how.
When Networking, Ditch the Sales Pitch
No one likes being “pitched” anything. A better way to networking success? Starting conversations!
The 3 Money Questions That Should Precede Every Job Search
If you want real happiness in your job, don’t just declare how much money you need; determine HOW LITTLE you need instead.
How I Got the Job – Networking from Scratch to Hired: Michael Kerman
New to a city and need a senior role? Michael Kerman shares how he built his network from scratch. Discover his top tips for networking success in our interview!
Your Third-Person Resume Really Creeps Me Out
Struggling with your resume? Ditch the third person and use first person for a personal touch. Discover why this approach makes your resume stand out.