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The more of these traits you have, the stronger your chances of being a sought-after job applicant.
Tooting your own horn can help you get ahead in your career. Here’s how to do it in a way that won’t turn people off.
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Question: "Hey Kevin, I listened to your recent call regarding using references, and I had a question. During my current period of unemployment, I had a 6 month contract position that went really well. I've tried to reach the two guys I worked for to see if they would...
The informational interview is a great tool to have in your job search arsenal.Here’s how to use it.
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.
Two years ago, if a client told me that the company they were interviewing with was getting ready to check references, I would have thought, “Great! It sounds like an offer is not far behind.” But now, with unemployment at 9.7%, the job search landscape is far different and more competitive than ever. As a result, many companies are checking the references of multiple candidates in order to help make their final decision. So, getting it right with your references is extremely important.
