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Job Hunting: 3 Tips For Successful Interviewing

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It can be a nerve-wrecking prospect to think about your impending job interview. What will you say? How will you dress? What if the interviewer asks questions for which you don’t know the answers? These are all questions you may run through your mind before ever meeting the prospective employer.

But while interviews can be intimidating, they don’t have to be feared - especially if you come equipped with the right knowledge. So let’s look at three tips that can help you place the job you want in the palm of your hands. Read the rest of this entry »

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Why Happily Married Employees Are Good For Business

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Dr. Beth Erickson

Employers care about a lot of things that relate to their employees, who are, after all, their most valuable resource. But how many of them have discovered that happily married employees actually increase their profitability? Sadly, the answer is not very many. But that situation is changing, because increasingly a growing body of research points out the many benefits that companies enjoy when their employees are in stable, happy marriages. Read the rest of this entry »

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Is your website helping or hurting your recruitment effort?

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By Roberta Matuson

Companies spend thousands of dollars developing their websites. Although, in some situations, you wouldn’t know they spent a dime. The problem is that most sites are designed from a marketing perspective. That’s fine if your employee base closely resembles your market, but what if this isn’t the case?
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Are Video Resumes Good or Bad for Hiring

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Robin Owens-Wright

Ok, now I might have opened up pandora’s box here but this is a HUGE wave however there can be both good and bad to using this video resume technology. I just thought I would put together some pros and cons based on people I have spoken with and read about. A huge issue seems to be the legality of it all.

On the flip side video resumes of a company may seem to be more appropriate to selling a company but again, is a company REALLY going to show you their bad side if they are trying to attract top talent especially in the New Media world and age? Read the rest of this entry »

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How to Survive Your Job Interview

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By Grant Kretzer
You may have gone through every step of preparing to land a good job with confidence by gaining experience, honing your education, and writing a good, solid resume. Once those efforts start to pay off and you get a call for an interview with a potential employer, you may find yourself struck with a bad case of nervousness.

This problem is common and, fortunately, it’s one that’s all in your head - there’s nothing about a job interview you should be nervous about if you’re confident and secure. Read the rest of this entry »

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One Shot!! / One Chance!!

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By Antonio Moschetta
It’s hard today to land a good job!! Really is, everything is done over the internet,where it’s cold,informal,your submitting your application to some server in some company along with thousand of other people,hoping that someone will see it and call!!! Read the rest of this entry »

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