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Careers & Jobs – Making a good first impression with a potential employer involves more than just showing up with a smile. During an interview you have numerous opportunities to show your potential new employer how organized, prepared, experienced, and effective you are. It just takes a little bit of preparation. From the basics to the unique, here are a few pointers to help you know exactly what to take to an interview.
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Voted for on April 02, 2007 12:03pm
Careers & Jobs – "Passive candidates" are the targets of a growing number of Internet savvy recruiters called sourcers, who scour the Web for hot prospects. This means that just as having the wrong kind of Web presence can be a career killer, having the right one can open doors.
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Careers & Jobs – When evaluating a job lead, your due diligence in researching your potential new employer is important. Set aside a little bit of time before your interview and follow this simple research guide.
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Careers & Jobs – Everyone has a bad interview now and then. Even the most patient person gets frustrated after getting the run around. It is important to know how to handle these mini-travesties when they happen. Here are 6 practical suggestions for handling a poor interview.
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Careers & Jobs – Power words, or action verbs, are words used to help make a statement stronger. By using action verbs, you can assume an "active voice" instead of a "passive voice" on your resume. Properly incorporating power words into your resumes, letters and other correspondence can help convey strong writing skills and increase the strength of your communication.
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Careers & Jobs – Never underestimate the power of follow-up. It might seem elementary, but the majority of job seekers never do it. By taking a few minutes to construct a "Thank you" plan, you can help increase your chances of being hired.
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Careers & Jobs – If you are just beginning your job hunt, or have not interviewed in awhile, it is probably a good idea to brush up on your interviewing skills. Here's some approaches to answering eight of the most common questions.
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Voted for on February 07, 2007 10:35am
Careers & Jobs – One of the most important, yet often overlooked, aspects of resume sending is the cover letter (or these days, the e-mail). The cover letter is your chance to make your first impression. A properly written letter should grab the employer's attention and help set the stage for a personal interview. Here's a simple guide to writing an effective cover letter :)
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Careers & Jobs – So you have landed a job interview - Way to Go! They liked you on paper, now it is time to make sure they like you in person, and that takes preparation. Here's a quick guide to help get you started!
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Careers & Jobs – Time to dust off the resume and follow through on that New Year's resolution. Straight forward, easy advice for polishing up your resume.
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Careers & Jobs – Employers are increasingly using Google to run background checks on prospective candidates. Here are five easy ways to take control of your "google" and keep the results are positive!
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Voted for on December 27, 2006 10:26am
Money – The most important time in salary negotiations are those early meetings. Be prepared and act confident, it can mean a huge difference in your future lifestyle. Here are some simple examples to help you land the salary you desire.
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Gadgets & Tech – With the start of the new school year, many teachers and students are seeking new products and technologies to help them through their upcoming academics. With the increase of teachers using blogs and wikis, and students networking and utilizing online tools, the demand for easier and more efficient ways of learning is on the rise.
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Gadgets & Tech – Easily send your resume by right clicking on any e-mail link on the web. Emurse.com will keep track of who you've sent it to, when, and if they've received it!
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Gadgets & Tech – "You've checked the course schedules, bought your sheets and towels, shopped for a laptop, gotten in touch with your new roommate--you're all ready for college, right? Wrong. Your campus orientation isn't complete until you get a little Internet orientation, too."
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