If you follow this blog, you’ve probably noticed a few things: I’ve been lazy about posting comics. I’ve posted a lot about networking and job searching lately. And you are absolutely correct! In regards to #1 , I’ve been extremely busy with my transition after my promotion. On the bright side of things it’s going great. Last week was an on-boarding/training. This week I have spent 2 days in my new job and 3 days finishing training someone to backfill for me. Next week I should be on
In the competitive world of job searching, companies are determined to find qualified applicants willing to go above and beyond. They do this by going through the dozens of faxed, mailed, e-mailed or in person resumes to judge who will and who will not be called in for an interview. So now the company has your resume, they look it over and call you in for an interview. It’s time to prove to that company why you deserve the job over all the rest of the applicants. Companies want someone who will
Keeping your job search highly confidential is very important. Finding a better opportunity, while still in your current job is the best way to ensure financial stability. You should avoid leaking your job search plans to your new employer, at least until you plan to leave. Doing this is not easy, but you can manage it if you follow some simple tips. Online Stealth Online job search sites have made job searching very easy and highly confidential. You can send hundreds of resumes at the click
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September 11, 2009 8:30 am | 
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