So, if you dive into Web 2.0, do you need to live your life in a fishbowl? Or, can you have a “public persona” and a private one? Is it better to share more or less with your online community? Read on to learn more about my conversation with Marci Alboher, freelance writer/journalist/author/speaker and career and workplace trend authority.
How to overcome the "overqualified" label
Have you been told you are “overqualified” for the job? Is there any good response that does not make you, the job seeker, seem desperate? Desperation isn’t traditionally a useful technique for job seekers, so read on to learn about how to focus on the employers concerns to help you land the job.
How to stay upbeat for your job hunt, Part 2
More advice to help you maintain a sunny disposition and a positive attitude during your job hunt. Read on for some tips to help improve your outlook. (Part 2)
How to stay upbeat for your job hunt, Part 1
You’ve already heard – having a positive attitude is important for your Job search. We all know it is not easy to keep a cheery disposition when the news around every corner doesn’t look so good. But the disgruntled job seeker is less likely to land a job. Who wants to hire Bitter Bob, Sarcastic Sue or Desperate Derrick? Read on for some tips to help improve your outlook. (Part 1)
Great Employers Are Best, Even in Recession
Are you still waiting for things to look up in the job market? You may be waiting a while…All indications are that we are in for a bit of a bumpy road for the next patch. But, all is not lost for job seekers! Did you know that workplaces that have been recognized as “great,” such as those highlighted on GreatPlaceJobs, historically outperformed the general market and are less likely to have to resort to layoffs during tough times?
These award-winning employers typically offer better job security, which is a terrific benefit for anyone who needs a job!