#CareerAdvice : #InterviewingSkills – Nailing It. How to be Prepared for a Job Interview.
The interview is the “sweaty palms” part of the job-hunting process that no one enjoys (even a well-prepared candidate can be tripped up by a clever, unexpected question from a hiring manager). Most people see it as an ordeal to survive. It’s unfortunate that more people fail to see the job interview for what it […]
#CareerAdvice : #FutureSkillSets – The Future of Work Has Arrived — Here’s How to Beat the Competition.
Between artificial intelligence, big data, machine learning, the Internet of Things and more, many of today’s most cutting-edge technological advances are iterating at a dizzying pace. Add to that fears of automation and an upcoming recession, and employees are facing serious pressure to stay relevant in an ever-changing work environment. But what exactly is on the […]
#CareerAdvice : #ChangeJobs – Job Switchers Wring Career Wins From Tight Labor Market.
About a year ago, Brittany Atkinson made a pledge to herself: By her 30th birthday, which falls later this month, she would no longer be working as a waitress and bartender. Restaurants had been her life since 14, when Ms. Atkinson’s mother drove her to the local health department to get a work permit […]
#CareerAdvice : #JobSearch – How to Get Hired at the Best Places to Work.
And with a total of 95,000 open jobs to choose from at 100 different large companies and 50 small and medium companies on the U.S. lists, there are roles for nearly everyone at the Best Places to Work. But what exactly does it take to get hired at a top company? That’s the question we asked a handful of […]
#CareerAdvice : #QuitYourJob – 8 Signs you Should Quit your Job.
Many professionals examine their career in a harder, more critical way as the New Year starts, prompting them to reconsider how they’re pacing. Most of the time, this includes determining whether they should stay loyal to their employer—or start the process of applying elsewhere or going freelance. Most Americans will spend far more time with […]
#CareerAdvice : #CareerDirection – Take these 5 Things into Consideration When you’re Trying to Find your Calling.
If, like many, you are searching for your calling in life–perhaps you are still unsure which profession aligns with what you most care about–here are five recent research findings worth taking into consideration. First, there’s a difference between having a harmonious passion and an obsessive passion. If you can find a career path or occupational […]
#CareerAdvice : #JobSearch – 7 Trends Job Seekers Should Expect in 2019
The U.S. economy is growing and expected to maintain its strength going into 2019, leading to noticeable effects on hiring. This is especially true of in-demand occupations. If you’re interested in a technology career, here are seven trends that are shaping employment opportunities in the coming year: The low unemployment rate increases your value Next […]
#CareerAdvice : #YourCareer – These are the Career Mistakes you Should Stay Away from This Year. Great & Must REad!
The start of a new calendar year is a good time to reflect on the previous 12 months and devise a plan to improve things going forward. Whether you experienced a few career mishaps last year or progressed as expected, it never hurts to strive to do better. With that in mind, here are a […]
#CareerAdvice : #CareerGoals -How to set (and achieve) Goals Based on your Personality Type.
There are some widely accepted practices that can help you reach your goals this year: Be clear and specific about what you want to achieve and why. Set S.M.A.R.T. goals. Be sure that your goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. Recruit the people and assemble the resources you need to succeed. But there […]
#CareerAdvice : #JobPromotion – Passed Over for a Promotion? Your Next Steps. The Do’s & Don’ts.
Nobody likes being passed over for a promotion, but it can be a defining moment in a career. Individuals willing to stay put and strengthen their skills often find that such rejection can lead to bigger and better things, several leadership specialists say. Few people avoid this common setback. Fred Hassan, a former chief executive […]