A Golden Rule Company
Topic:
Interviews
Preparation is a huge portion of an interview. It’s like an iceberg, 90% of it is hidden under the surface. Preparing perfectly can still be broken down into manageable and meaningful segments in which anyone can master. If, at the last second, you don’t take the proper steps then it might be impossible to attain…
In the last couple of years resume writing has changed dramatically. We’ve seen a shift in formats, trends, content, and positioning. Gone are the days of objective statements and lists of duties in short bullet point format. The drive for branding, positioning, compelling presentations, and captivating content have taken over. I started Great Resumes Fast…
If you’re considering changing jobs for the first time in a while, or find yourself unemployed after many years with the same company, you may run across some surprising requests during your job search. Among the things you may encounter: Personality tests More and more employers are requiring candidates to complete personality screenings prior to…
There may be nothing more frustrating to a job seeker than going through several rounds of interviews with a company, only to not be offered a job—or an explanation. What should you do if you find yourself in this position? Ask for feedback If you feel like you established a solid rapport with your interviewer…
This past week I was on JobTalkAmerica, a radio show designed around the needs of job seekers in today’s tough economic climate. On the show I discussed two critical points your resume must have in order to succeed and also how to go outside of your resume to get the interview. I want to elaborate…
From career expert: Peggy McKee Author Website: http://www.career-confidential.com Today’s job search is unlike any we’ve seen before. Competition is especially fierce in this economy, and candidates get weeded out quickly. If you’ve landed the interview, you need to bring your best game right off the bat and knock the socks off the hiring manager. One…