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Category Archives: job hunting
Dream Job — not exactly, for most of us, new poll finds
Most Americans aren’t happy in their jobs. Indeed, only 14% say they have the perfect job in a new survey commissioned by the online University of Phoenix, as reported by Reuters recently. The piece goes on to discuss how dissatisfaction … Continue reading
Job Hunting is Like Being a Face in the Crowd
An opportunity came up recently to be an extra in a major movie shooting in Chicago this summer, so I jumped at the chance to see the top levels of my new career in action. Continue reading
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Tagged Always Be Job Hunting, career changes, job hunting
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Your Perfect Pitch: who are you, in 30 seconds or less
You need to be able to tell a potential employer who you are and how you can help, usually in 30 second or less. Continue reading
Unpaid Intern: maybe not as free as companies once hoped
Workers’ rights, such things as health insurance, retirement accounts, paid time off, are fading into the past in today’s difficult job market. So I was happy to see at least one corporate attempt to get something for nothing threatened recently. Continue reading
Posted in finding a first job, job hunting, Job search tips, working conditions
Tagged First job, internship, new job stress
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The Internship: a movie where art imitates life, and gets scary
The Internship, this summer’s movie that reunites comic partners Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson (see Wedding Crashers) is billed as a comedy and can be quite funny. But it also struck me as art imitating life, to a frighteningly realistic … Continue reading
One resume is enough, even in today’s specialized job market
One fascinating point he makes – a resume reviewer spends only six second looking at a resume. A good reason to grab them at the start. Continue reading
Know somebody at a potential employer– keep it to yourself
Name dropping can make you seem smug and can irritate an HR person who might feel you’re belittling their role by mentioning your contact, writes Andrew Klappholz on TheLadders.com.
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Guest Post: What to consider if enrolling in an online course
Before you enroll, you might want to consider whether online fits with your learning style. Continue reading
What happens when you don’t get that job you wanted?
tThe point that potential employers make hiring mistakes is a valid one to help get you back in job hunting mode. Continue reading
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Tagged false pride, interviewing, new job
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What’s the Best Job Hunting Tip? Believe in Yourself
You can’t go into interviews seeming hopeless or worthless, no one wants to hire someone who doesn’t believe in themselves. Continue reading
Posted in job hunting, Job search tips, working conditions
Tagged fighting with the boss, negativity, self-doubt
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Always Be Job Hunting 