Posts Tagged ‘ careers ’

6 Job Search Myths

Dec 31st, 2009 | By Bill

Think you know everything there is to know about getting a job? Not so fast. There are lots of myths floating around that people have come to accept as fact. Check out some of the most common myths below, and get one step closer to scoring a job you’ll love. – Help wanted ads are
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Top Ten Tips For Negotiating a Job Offer

Sep 21st, 2009 | By Bill

One aspect of meaningful work is being compensated adequately for the work that you do.It is important then to negotiate a good job offer. Several people have told me recently that they had job offers.I hope that means that the economy is improving.Some tell me they were willing to take less money then they were
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Tips can help with job search

Nov 4th, 2008 | By Bill

Tips can help with job search So you’re jobless. Now what? – It’s a situation that more and more people are finding themselves in today. – Career consultants say that as dire as prospects may appear, there are measures people can take to get ahead in their job search. And, conversely, there are definitely things
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How to Be a Successful Telecommuter

Nov 3rd, 2008 | By Bill

It can be challenging enough to find a good telecommuting job these days, but more and more companies are jumping on board and establishing telecommute programs – which means increased opportunities for aspiring telecommuters. In the future I wouldn’t be surprised to see that working at home has become "the norm," while commuting to an
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Finding an Internet Marketing

Oct 29th, 2008 | By Bill

Finding an Internet marketing job is not as easy as you may think. Yesterday I was reading a DP forum and after reading a while I found a topic about finding an internet marketing job. I got enough information about it and decide to share it. First of all, you have to know what sort
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Motivating Tips For Job Seekers

Oct 28th, 2008 | By Bill

Are you staring at an empty page, trying to write the next cover letter? Or postponing the grip and grin meeting you’ve scheduled? Have lethargy and laziness set in? Has your get up and go taken a permanent vacation? Well, my friend, you are not alone. Staying motivated during a prolonged job search is more
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Strategies For Dealing With Being Fire

Oct 27th, 2008 | By Bill

Don’t Let Your Termination Rattle You To ward off the negative feelings that come from a termination, it would be good to have a night out with friends and have a good time to release your anger and stress. You should be sure to be your usual self if you should happen to encounter your
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Basic Information About Marketing Jobs

Oct 26th, 2008 | By Bill

Companies know that students from graduate programs in marketing will be able to help them spend their money more wisely and guarantee that their message reaches the specific group they choose. Graduate students will be prepared with the knowledge of specifics about sociology, understanding consumer emotion, and the buying patterns of specific populations. In the
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Start Your Business During A Recession

Oct 25th, 2008 | By Bill

Some economist say we are already in a recession while others say it is slowing down and soon the U.S. economy will be booming again. I am no specialist on the economy but it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that the economy is definitely in a "down turn" and with the stock markets
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How to Get Back Into the Job Market

Oct 22nd, 2008 | By Bill

Check out these tips and tricks. They will help you get your confidence up before you go for an interview. Plan Your Career First Decide what kind of work you would like to do. The popular saying that if you fail to plan, you plan to fail certainly applies to searching for a job. Make
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7 Killer Salary Negotiation Tips Tags

Oct 21st, 2008 | By Bill

Salary negotiation is a skill that once learned can take your earning power to new levels. Stepping into a situation of discussing salary requirements is never easy. You really want the job, but you want to be paid well also. You deserve to be paid well after all. How do you convey this to your
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7 Things to Consider When Making a Career Change

Oct 6th, 2008 | By Bill

Too often people make a career change without fully considering the impact of changing careers. Following are 7 issues to consider before you commit to making a career change: 1. Your Values People think about money or prestige when considering career options, but they rarely talk about work values when making a career change. A
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Avoid a Layoff: Take Control of Your IT Career

Oct 5th, 2008 | By Bill

Avoid a Layoff: Take Control of Your IT Career If you work in IT at a financial services company-or any organization reeling from the country’s economic woes-you’re probably feeling insecure about your job not-not to mention powerless over market forces beyond your control. Management consulting firm Janco Associates reported on Sept. 15 that the financial
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Do You Have a Job Search Strategy Or Are You Just Spinning?

Oct 1st, 2008 | By Bill

Memories of the Big Top When I was a kid I used to love the circus act of plate spinning – all those plates and only one person keeping them afloat! The beauty of it, of course, is the efficiency of only re-spinning the plate when it starts to slow down. The Analogy for Job
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Ultimate Career Tips – Ticket To A Successful New Career

Sep 30th, 2008 | By Bill

Once you find that there is no job satisfaction and need a change it is better to do so as you will not be happy doing a job that you do not enjoy. You should ensure that the new job is something that you are happy doing and that will give you more satisfaction than
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