HORSES FOR COURSES: The Realities of the World of Work
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When applying for work, many inexperienced jobseekers make the mistake of thinking that the employer cares about which…
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Jobseekers – Get yourself noticed
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Talk about a catch-22! Let’s use Sally, the average Nurse Practitioner (although there’s nothing average about NPs), as an example. She has been a nurse for many years and has been working on her MSN for quite a while. The happy day arives when she has earned her MSN. She then sits for her national certification and passes. She is so thrilled now because she is officially a certified Family Nurse Practitioner!
Sally’s job search now begins. She applies for every Family Nurse…
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MBA Resume Books Available Now: Columbia, Haas, Kellogg, Stanford and More
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Need a Job? Top 20 Best Online Job websites
Monster:
The premier global online employment solution for people seeking jobs
Yahoo Hot Jobs: Leader in the online recruiting industry:
Indeed: Indeed.com is…
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Resume Gift Voucher!
Resume Gift Voucher
Some presents are just more meaningful than others. RedStarResume offer resume gift voucher packages that are not only thoughtful, but are ones that will positively…
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Hot Resume Tip…
Times have changed, after all, as Grant Cooper, president of Strategic Resumes Strategic, notes in the Resume Critique Writer software that he authored. “Brief resumes are simply no longer effective in today’s increasingly competitive job market,” he said. “The advice that ‘They only want to see one-page resumes,’ is perhaps the single most outdated and incorrect statement job-seekers hear today.”…
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What to do about writing a Resume with No Content to Include
DO NOT LEAVE YOUR RESUME BLANK!!!

Every person, including you, has skills and…
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As a whole, those of us within the profession come from many backgrounds. From what I have read and the data I have seen, very few of us within Human Resources come from a background of finance, accounting, operations or business administration. While not a fairytale, it is rare to see. This is… Continue
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Ever have one of those days?
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Listing Hobbies & Interests on Your Resume – Should You Or Shouldn’t You?
I frequently come across resumes that include a section for “hobbies and interests” or something similar. Many people think it’s necessary to include something like this, however I can assure you that it’s probably best to avoid doing so. There is a limited amount of space for content on your resume and just a small amount of time for the reader to look over your information. That being said, you should use it strictly to highlight your professional qualifications and achievements, not your…
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Top 20 Best Summer Jobs
Ideally the best thing you can do is try to find an internship which is related to your degree or passion. One of my favourite rockers, Ozzy Osbourne worked in a slaughterhouse before rising to fame with Black Sabbath! This is the best way to gain real life experience as well as having something terrific to put on your resume. For example, if…
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What are the hardest challenges facing graduates in 2010?
2010 is going to be another tough year for graduates. The economy is still in downturn and competition for jobs is as fierce as ever. No one said graduating was ever going to be easy!
Top 5 challenges facing graduates in 2010:
Competition (too few jobs and too many graduates)
Here is the…
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When Is The Best Time to Apply For Online Jobs?
Personalizing your application materials no doubt increases your chances of getting a call back, but I’m…
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Find a job in tough economic times
What can you do to be competitive when looking for a new job? Writing a quick resume late at night and applying for random jobs is NOT going to get you the job you are looking for. Is there an educational or university course being offered which could help you now or in the long term? What skills do you have to shine above and beyond other candidates. Make a portfolio of your accomplishments you have achieved in your academic or professional life. In the current economic climate employers…
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Top 50 most Annoying Co-Workers
The jury has spoken!
Top 50 most Annoying Co-Workers:
The loud talkers,
The coughers
The Eavesdropper
The Gloaters,
The Gossipers,
The Open Mouth Chewer
The Blame Shifter
The Cubicle Ninja
The procrastinator
The Rude co-worker
The corporate…
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Top 10 Job Interview Blunders
Top 10 Interview Blunders
What should you NOT do in an interview? A poll into interview blunders found that when hiring…
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Secret Cover Letter Tips
It’s no secret that the job application process has changed significantly in the past 10 years. Applicants used to send hard copies of their resumes and cover letters to hiring managers via email or fax, but most jobs today are posted online and applications are sent to hiring managers via email.
Applications still consist of cover letters, but the format of cover letters has changed a little bit in the online revolution. Cover letters used…
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Resume Tips – Something to think about
How many times have you picked up a magazine while waiting for an appointment and flipped through the hundreds of pages of articles? How long did it take you to decide whether or not to turn the page? Studies show that most people make this decision in less than 5 seconds.
This is the exact same scenario with your resume—it can be discarded within a matter of seconds. An example I always use to highlight this reality came during my experience as a recruitment…
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