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Lessons to Be Learned from Mark Winter’s Job Hunt
Interviewers can sense people that have lost faith in themselves. Who wants to hire a beaten-down person? Would you? I’ve interviewed people like that when I’ve been hiring and couldn’t end those interviews fast enough. Continue reading
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Guest Post, Part III: Facebook Job-Hunting and Finding a Job
The biggest hurt of all that I won’t ever fully understand is the lack of response from potential employers. Continue reading
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Guest Post, Part II: Using Facebook to Find a Job
I talked to anyone and everyone, asking them to pass on my search and earn someone a few quid. I spent a great deal of time in between odd jobs working on the campaign and it really was quite exhausting. Continue reading
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Guest Post: Job-Hunting Lessons from a Creative Seeker
After college I went straight back to working odd jobs to pass the time while I was looking for roles I felt were right for me. I soon realized that I was being far too picky and swiftly began applying for any role that mentioned ‘designer wanted.’ Continue reading
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Tagged back to school, Facebook, frustration, job hunting, search tips
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A Job-Hunting Lesson in the U.S. June Unemployment Report
Search in the fourth quarter and the first quarter until economic times get better for better odds of finding something. Continue reading
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How Stressful Can a New Job Be?
I started a new job, and a new career, in mid-February and for the first few months spent time trying to learn a mountain of new procedures, forms and jargon. I was managing a veteran team of three who, more … Continue reading
Always Be Job Hunting is Available on Amazon
My new book, Always Be Job Hunting, is now available for $9.95 on Amazon.com. I’m including links here, searching for it on Amazon itself may take some doing. There are a lot of job hunting books on Amazon, but mine … Continue reading
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Always Be Job Hunting is Ready to Buy
Always Be Job Hunting, my personal account about how to find a job in any economic conditions, is now available for sales through CreateSpace.com on its own page, https://www.createspace.com/3835235 Continue reading
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Is It Difficult Being a Middle Manager?
So remember, when you’re just starting out and waiting for the day you get promoted out of the ranks to be a manager, be careful what you wish for. Continue reading
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“Always Be Job Hunting” Has a Finalized Design
I signed off this week on a final interior design for Always Be Job Hunting. I’ve scanned in the first page of chapter one and the table of contents for you to see here. It should now take about two … Continue reading
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