Archive for 'Advice'

4 Tips for Writing the Perfect Cover Letter | 02.21.10

Whether you are out of work or you are simply looking to change career paths, putting together a well-written cover letter is the key to getting noticed by potential employers. In order to make certain your cover letter helps you land the interview, be sure to keep these things in mind.
Tip #1: Make it Job [...]

Looking For A Job? Try Volunteering. | 02.15.10

Job-hunting is never easy, but these days being unemployed is even harder. Jobs are few and applicants are many. Carefully written cover letters and resumes seem to disappear into the void. Calls go unanswered, but the bills still keep coming in. Staying positive is tough, but some job seekers have found [...]

5 Tips For Turning Your Temp Job Into Full Time Work |

According to the latest reports from the job front, the number of temporary job hires is increasing, and if this trend continues, indications are employers could soon be offering full-time jobs. If you’re like most people toiling in Temp Nation, while these assignments are a welcome financial lifeline, you’re still looking for that [...]

Beat the Winter Blues by Heading Outdoors | 02.09.10

Now that it is February, you are likely looking forward to warmer weather with a great amount of anticipation. After all, you have probably been cooped up in your home for months now if you live in a state where winters are snowy, cold and dreary. While you may be tempted to simply curl up [...]

6 Ways to Get Past the “Overqualified” Hump |

In today’s tight job market, many people are afraid they won’t get a job because they are overqualified to get it. Fear of being overqualified is a valid concern, as many employers are afraid to hire people who are exceptionally qualified because they think you will be looking for another job the entire time. At [...]

To Brag or Not to Brag About College Acceptance on Facebook? | 02.07.10

The New York Times recently posted an interesting blog post. In short, the blogger stated that it was in bad taste to post whether or not you were accepted into the college of your choice. According to the blogger, most high school seniors are “friends” with about 300 people on Facebook, but they are probably [...]

Find What You’re Looking for With These Recommendation Engines | 02.06.10

When it comes to performing research for your college courses or for the workplace, it is in your best interest to use a recommendation engine to help you with the process. With the help of recommendation engines, you can quickly and easily find the information you are looking for within certain categories. Here’s a look [...]

Separate Yourself from the Crowd with a Professional Blog | 02.02.10

There is no doubt about it – with today’s economy, it is absolutely imperative for you to find a way to stand apart from the competition if you hope to land a job. Unfortunately, getting your name to stand out from the rest of those that are applying for a job can be quite tricky. [...]

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