My advice: Don’t take your resume and don’t ask for a job.
My advice: Don’t take your resume and don’t ask for a job.
Given the current economic climate, I thought discussing how the current job market looks opportunity-wise might be timely. My answer is likely going to surprise you. I see a lot of opportunity out there. There’s gold in them thar hills folks!
Take advantage of the holiday season to expand your network and to reconnect with contacts.
Every year I hear countless job seekers say the same thing, “I am going to put my job search on hold until after the Holidays.” Unfortunately, this is yet another example of conventional wisdom misfiring. Here are some of the reasons that “suspending” your search in December will do more damage than good:
Blindly handing out resumes at a job fair or trade show will get you nowhere. Here’s how really secure a job lead—by not asking for one at all.
An attitude of gratitude can do wonders for your job search and your career. Here’s how to show some thanks — and earn some brownie points.
How do you stand apart from the crowd when networking? With a unique, compelling and intriguing marketing message.
Networking is an ongoing process you can’t afford to get wrong. Be a savvier networker with these tips.
With a little preparation, you can exponentially increase your success rate at networking events (and in other business scenarios).
How many LinkedIn connections should you aim for? Here’s the number you need to make Linked a valuable networking asset — and how to get there.