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Articles tagged "resume":
57 articles found
How To Get Your Resume Noticed
So you submitted your resume for the 'perfect job' and now you are wondering why you didn't get a call. One reason is that your resume is sitting in a pile of over 500 resumes in the HR department. Here's a great tip to move your resume to the top of the pile.
You're Saying One Thing, But Your Body's Saying Another In Your Executive Interview...
Are you saying one thing in an interview, only to have your body language convey something different? Do you sound confident, but avoid eye contact and undercut your voice? Read this article for resources on how to make your body language sync with your vocal language.
Salary Research Makes Your Executive Job Search More Profitable
The opportunities for you to do salary research on the Web are expanding. Here are two more opportunities for you - and no, Salary.com isn't one of them.
What To Do Before You Walk Into The Executive Interview Room
If you've made the short-list - that is, if you survived the large-scale weeding out and the second level parsing to actually be offered a job interview - why would you shoot yourself in the foot by not preparing for it? Here's an article about doing your own due diligence on the company about to interview you.
Fun With Resumes And Executive Job Searches
Anyone who thinks job hunting is boring at best and absolute drudgery at worst could benefit from this article, featuring three ways to liven up your mood and attitude during your job search.
7 Tips To Prepare For Your Job Interview
7 tips to prepare for a job interview
10 Tips To Produce A Winning Resume
10 Tips to a winning Resume. The resume is the first impression an employer sees of you and it has to shine as your entrance into the employers mind.
Trends And Countertrends Examined
From the Heartland of America, economics takes on the familiar face of someone you know, who may have recently lost his/her job.
Get Happy, Get Educated, Get Your Resume In Order
Your happiness at your job often has a huge impact on your happiness in all the other areas of your life. So what can you do to get happier with your work situation today? Read on and find out.
Career Education Doesn't Stop At The Executive Offices
As a general rule, everyone sees the value of continuing education for employees. But the higher people go up the corporate ladder, the less likely they are to continue keeping their skills sharp. Here, the author makes a business case for getting back to the books.
"Workaholic" Doesn't Sell On A Resume
Looking for a new job? No one is hiring "workaholics." If that term describes you, you'd never use it on a resume - so why would you be that kind of person on the job? Read more about the counter-intuitive truth of productivity here.
Nurse, Turned Flight Instruction School Owner/Pilot Extraordinaire
On a recent Sunday afternoon, this writer caught up with a successful woman business owner, whose flight instruction and general aviation business is physically located at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California. But, how did Evelyn A. Carlson, a Nursing Instructor at St. John College in Cleveland, Ohio ultimately emerge as a partner in a Learn to Fly business on the West Coast and become a pilot extraordinaire. Here's the story.
Want To Find And Contact Recruiters? Try These 5 Techniques
If you're conducting an active job hunt, you're probably aware that working with a recruiter can be an effective method for your search. However, finding a recruiter that specializes in your field can be a daunting prospect. Finding and effectively collaborating with recruiters is mostly a matter of sharpening your networking skills (which is a good idea during any phase of a job search!).
An Easier Way To Think About (and Get Motivated To) Network
People resist networking, but instead of hitting people over the head about it, there's perhaps a kinder, gentler way to remind professionals that networking is not only good, it's good for them. Here's an attempt at that level of understanding - without crossing the line into creating guilt about it.
What's The Best Time For A Career Change?
There is a time that's better than all others when it comes to making a career change - but the answer to "When?" is different for everyone. Find out the answer, and how to get your resume in order for your own specific "when" - even if that time comes sooner than you expect due to layoffs or firings.
University Of Texas Professor, Turned Arbitrator-Mediator
On a recent Southwest Airlines flight from Dallas to Oklahoma City, I happened to meet someone who is called into the situation only if there is a dispute between a labor union and management that cannot be resolved by the parties themselves. Yes, he belongs to an elite group of men and women in the US, who are called into play only when labor arbitration is required.
Give Your Career Search A Boost With Blogging
The reasons to blog - and the high-profile examples - grow with each passing year. If you're on the job hunt, you'll want to read about why blogging's a new and vital tool for you, and the employers, recruiters, and headhunters looking for someone just like you.
A Shift Will Happen In The Future
No, it hasn't happened yet. But, the process has begun and it will continue as more and more employers of every possible description in America come to understand about the current and coming labor shortage in the United States.
Free Online Learning Opportunities To Bolster Your Resume And Reputation
Getting additional education from respected universities can boost your resume and make you more attractive to hiring managers, recruiters, and headhunters. But it can also cost a lot ... unless you explore one of these two free online resources.
Are You Courting Age Bias In Your Job Search?
Job hunters often have trouble figuring out what is holding them back from landing interviews. In many cases, these professionals are inadvertently highlighting their age on the resume-—all while hoping that employers will focus on something else. If this applies to you, read on for some common scenarios that are easily prevented with a few changes to your resume (even if you're in your 60's!).