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Job Search
I’ve compiled a list of what I consider, some of the best career and job search related websites and blogs in cyberspace. Chock full of fresh ideas and creative strategies you’ve probably never considered. I hope this list will serve you and your job search well! 1. Instead of recreating the wheel here are 11…
If it’s not common knowledge by now that you can job search on Twitter, it should be. Twitter people! Go get your tweet on—or at least get on there and search for openings. Did you know that there are more searches performed on Twitter every day than on the largest search engine? Don’t know whom…
I read a surprising statistic the other day: These days, more people are finding employment on Facebook than they are on LinkedIn. I was shocked. But I suppose it isn’t all that far-fetched, considering all the companies that are on Facebook—not to mention the 950 million people on it. My recommendation: Use Facebook to scout…
As a recent expert panelist for the newest release in the NY Times Bestselling “Knock em Dead” Series, I am excited to share some great advice with you from the author himself Martin Yate, CPC. Most recent grads applying for their first jobs don’t understand why those jobs actually exist. If you want to…
As you sit down across from yet another interviewer, you feel strangely confident. After countless bad interviews you’ve fixed all your weak spots. Your resume is in good shape, you have an understanding of the job you’re applying for, and you can relate your skills and experiences to the requirements of the position. All the…
In a study we recently released at Bellevue University, we found that 20 percent of the U.S. population is looking to make a job change to achieve their goals but feel they lack the education needed to do so. However, only 8 percent of U.S. adults are putting out resumes, meaning that many who desire…