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- ***In Public Speaking, What Does Your Visual Image Say about Your? - by Submitted on Nov 19, 2009 from Nancy DanielsOne of the best pieces of advice I give to my clients when teaching presentation skills is to always be prepared for the unexpected and that goes for your clothing as well as your visual image. Without a doubt, what you are saying and how you are saying are the most important aspects of your ...
Views: 4(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - The Essential Job Interview Checklist - by Submitted on Nov 18, 2009 from James MalervyYou just got the call for a job interview! This is great news, Congratulations! See how all the hard work you put into writing a professional resume, networking at various events and online job searching has paid off at last. To be sure you are the brightest star above all the other job candidates, ...
Views: 2You must read the article to rate it. - How to Plan Your Career and be Successful - by Submitted on Nov 17, 2009 from James TomersonSo, you have graduated from school or would soon graduate, right? Do you have any action plan for your career ready to fulfill your future professional commitments? With the education requirement going up for most of the job positions, students face tough competition while landing a job they are ...
Views: 7(2 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - 5 Must Interview Questions You Need to Ask! - by Submitted on Nov 16, 2009 from James MalervyThese five must ask interview questions go beyond the apparent ones, such as what is the title of the job, what is the job description, who would you be reporting to, and other fundamental questions. In fact, it's doubtful you'll even need to ask those questions, as they are typically summarized ...
Views: 10(4 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Key to a great future: Interviewing Skills - by Submitted on Nov 13, 2009 from James MalervyWhen was the last time you had a job interview? Did it go well for you? Chances are that it went poorly for you and that is no criticism on you personally, it’s just that people tend to be afraid of interviewing and as a result, they don’t get the jobs they want. I read that something like 86% ...
Views: 19(4 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - 5 Steps To A Great Job Interview - by Submitted on Nov 04, 2009 from James MalervyAre you ready for your next job interview? Do you know the secrets of pulling off a great interview and getting hired for the job of your dreams? Use these five simple steps to prepare yourself and you will leave the best possible impression you can with the hiring manager. 1.Get there Early – ...
Views: 10You must read the article to rate it. - Interview Preparation; How To Create Your Unique Brand - by Submitted on Nov 03, 2009 from Carole MartinAlmost every article - or career coach - will tell you that in order to do well in an interview - and to ultimately get the job offer, you must "Be Prepared." But what if you don't know how to prepare? - "What does prepared look like?" - "How do I know what they are going to ask?" - "How can ...
Views: 15(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Even More Behaviors for a Successful Job Search - by Submitted on Oct 31, 2009 from Gordon WalterIn this economy and with many people to choose from, it can be a close call between finalists in awarding the job. Sometimes the final decision on selecting one candidate versus another can sometimes be based upon relatively minor points. One person was a little better and it made the difference ...
Views: 6You must read the article to rate it. - A basic primer for starting a career in the facilities maintenance field - by Submitted on Oct 30, 2009 from Daniel StaudenmaierOk so you’re new to the facilities maintenance field, or hope to be, and you have stumbled across this article and hope that it can help you land that position in the maintenance field. It can if you are brutality honest about your abilities and willingness to learn. You will need to address ...
Views: 18(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - ***How to Stand Out From the Crowd in Your Job Interviews - by Submitted on Oct 28, 2009 from Nancy DanielsToday, unemployment is higher than it has been for quite some long time and, in many cases, older workers are looking for a job after years of security in their former positions. For some, just the idea of being interviewed is a frightening experience. With the high number of applicants seeking ...
Views: 6You must read the article to rate it. - Interview Killers - A Top Ten List of What Not To Do. - by Submitted on Oct 27, 2009 from Jessica HolbrookOver the years I have interviewed hundreds of candidates. I have seen and heard things that would shock you and that you would never expect during an interview. So I have compiled a list of the top ten things not to do during an interview. 10. Do not bring your boyfriend, best friend or ...
Views: 8You must read the article to rate it. - Interview Basics - What You Don't Know Can Hurt You. - by Submitted on Oct 27, 2009 from Jessica HolbrookIt astonishes me how many job seekers in today’s day and age are held back because they lack the information and skills necessary to interview well. I have developed a simple list of basic interview skills every job seeker should posses before stepping foot in the door of an interview. You may be ...
Views: 5You must read the article to rate it. - Your Profile on LinkedIn is Your Key to a Great Job - by Submitted on Oct 21, 2009 from Peggy McKeeAs any job-seeker can attest, finding a good job in today’s business climate can be quite challenging. The good news is that it is not an impossible task. There are some tools that people can use in order to increase their chances of landing a great career opportunity. One of these tools is ...
Views: 23(2 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Resumes Don’t Win Job Offers, Only Interviews Do - by Submitted on Oct 20, 2009 from Linda MatiasMany people put too much weight on the resume. Simply, the resume's purpose is to get your phone to ring. It’s not going to win you a position before you get in the door. Sure, you can gain a competitive advantage with a well-written resume, since the interviewer will have preconceived notions of ...
Views: 16You must read the article to rate it. - How to Ace the Lunch Interview - by Submitted on Oct 11, 2009 from Linda MatiasStrategically, hiring managers prefer lunch interviews because of the laid-back environment, where interviewees may be less guarded and more likely to reveal information they normally wouldn’t in an office setting. Another reason is that the open position may require the incumbent to attend ...
Views: 10You must read the article to rate it. - How Do You Find Meaningful Work? - 10 Questions to Ask Yourself To Get A Good Fit - by Submitted on Oct 06, 2009 from Alvah ParkerWhen looking for a job, most people focus on the responsibilities of the job to find a good fit. While getting hired to do a job that is interesting and well suited to your background is important, there are three other pieces of the equation that should not be overlooked - your fellow workers, ...
Views: 38(2 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Still More Behaviors for a Successful Job Search - by Submitted on Oct 06, 2009 from Gordon WalterI have conducted hundreds of employment interviews for positions ranging from manufacturing shop floor to the executive level. After awhile you begin to notice that successful candidates did certain things that contributed to their positive outcome. Likewise, unsuccessful candidates had certain ...
Views: 27(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - 11 Phrases That Kill Your Job Interview - by Submitted on Oct 02, 2009 from Peggy McKeeThink about the kind of impression you want to convey to your interviewer or hiring manager: experience, ability, and confidence. If you’ve been paying attention to me, you’ve got the experience and ability portions down: a winning resume, a brag book, a 30/60/90-day plan, and high-quality ...
Views: 33(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - More Behaviors for a Successful Job Search - by Submitted on Oct 02, 2009 from Gordon WalterEven for the coolest of people, looking for a job in the current economic conditions can be scary. You can easily feel like “just a number” out there with many others. What can you do to set yourself apart from the crowd? Following are some behaviors to keep in mind that can give you an edge ...
Views: 25(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - What Your Body Language Says In Your Interviews - by Submitted on Oct 01, 2009 from Heather EagarDid you know that the way you sit, smile and shake hands can speak volumes during a job interview? It’s true. There is no manual to read to determine how you should manage your body language; however, if you make certain gestures, you’re definitely sending a certain message. So how can you ...
Views: 29(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Behaviors for a Successful Interview - Part 1 - by Submitted on Oct 01, 2009 from Gordon WalterBe your best “you.” You are looking for a job. It is a long time since dealing with the trappings of the job search process and the uncertainty of where, when, what and how a job offer will come. This begins a review of “must do” behaviors to be mastered in the interview process. ...
Views: 28(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Preparing For Your Next Job Interview - by Submitted on Sep 28, 2009 from Leon EdwardWhen you're in search of a new job, the first thing to do is to check out the job listings available in your area. You can look for job listings in your local daily and weekly newspapers, employment centers and of course, increasingly the web is a good resource for finding a job. However, finding ...
Views: 47(3 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - How to Organize for the Vital Interview - by Submitted on Sep 25, 2009 from Andy JobsIf you are one of a multitude of victorious job seekers who has been given an interview appointment for the job you have been industriously hunting, to begin with good going. Now it is time to begin getting ready for the ultimate stage towards efficiently landing a position wherever you may reside ...
Views: 20You must read the article to rate it. - “Damage Control” Thank You Notes - by Submitted on Sep 24, 2009 from Peggy McKeeDid you just flub your job interview? Were you awkward? Did you forget some critical piece of information that will make them want to hire you? Or did you make some other kind of job interview mistake? Whatever it was–it just didn’t go well, and you know it. But you still want the job. ...
Views: 24You must read the article to rate it. - Executive Interviewing: How to Persuade the Right Way - by Submitted on Sep 24, 2009 from Heather EagarWhen you’re interviewing for a job at the executive level – especially if you’ve been out of work for a while – you may want to try just about any tactic possible to get the job. Because you’re used to being aggressive to get your way, you may want to try to persuade the interviewer to ...
Views: 27You must read the article to rate it. - Interview Thank You Letter - Why And How To Write One - by Submitted on Sep 24, 2009 from Catherine JonesFew interviewees send an interview thank you letter for one or several reasons: • They think it looks like they’re sucking up (this is nonsense) • They think there’s no point as the decision has been made (it rarely has) • It doesn’t occur to them to send one (more fool ...
Views: 41(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Nail the Interview in 5 Minutes - by Submitted on Sep 17, 2009 from Charlotte WeeksIt’s happened to all of us. You finally get an interview for the job you want. You spend the drive over anticipating questions and rehearsing answers. You give the interviewer your best handshake and then before you can answer the second question, you get that feeling…you are not getting ...
Views: 44You must read the article to rate it. - Job Seekers: Here’s Your “Video Guide to Getting Hired” - by Submitted on Sep 11, 2009 from Peggy McKeeHere are links to 22 videos designed to guide you through the job search and interview process and give you your best chance for success. I’ve put them in order for you here, so that you can build your knowledge as you go and see how it all fits together. About Medical Sales If you’re ...
Views: 38You must read the article to rate it. - Record Interviews for your Wordpress Blog Easily with Wetoku (Free) - by Submitted on Sep 11, 2009 from Shawn BoydToday I had a chance to speak with David Lee of www.Wetoku.com (play on the words We Talk) about his great new service that allows bloggers to record interviews and post them to their blogs. Watch it Here: ...
Views: 41(3 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Job Hunting? Launch Your Own Personal PR Campaign - by Submitted on Sep 08, 2009 from Anthony MoraThis is the most challenging job market since the Great Depression; more and more people are continuing to be laid off and pink slips are still the order of the day. As the job topography changes, so do your job seeking strategies and approaches need to shift. Whereas public relations is ...
Views: 53(3 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - How To Be Better Prepared Than Your Interviewer - by Submitted on Sep 04, 2009 from Peter FisherAlthough interview preparation is everything it's sad to say that perhaps as many as half of all interviewers you’re going to meet will be unprepared or incompetent. It’s not all their fault, it's just lack of interview preparation time or responsibility; some of them will be co-opted at the ...
Views: 47You must read the article to rate it. - How To Get a Job In a Bad Economy - by Submitted on Sep 02, 2009 from Kate RaidtHow To Get a Job In a Bad Economy 4 Key Steps To Getting An Interview and 7 Steps To Nailing Your Dream Job In my twenty years of sales, I have hired and trained hundreds of salespeople. One woman who joined my team was Cathy. She was in her mid-50’s and had decades of experience in ...
Views: 54(3 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Finding a Great Job in a Tough Market - by Submitted on Aug 31, 2009 from Steve MonahanYou just lost your job and I know you are not wanting to hear trite sayings but the truth is: While it can be considered a blessing or a curse the thing about life is that " the game is always changing." If it didn't how would we get better. The first thing you must do to find the perfect career ...
Views: 53(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Ride-Alongs and Ride-Withs (aka Job Shadowing) - by Submitted on Aug 28, 2009 from Peggy McKeeWhat is a ride-along? Why is it important? A ride-along is just what it sounds like: You spend a day with a medical sales rep who’s in the field you’re thinking you’d like to sell into, and see how a typical day goes. A ride-along can be one of your greatest opportunities to ...
Views: 55(2 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Appearance Matters at Job Interviews - by Submitted on Aug 27, 2009 from Gordon WalterPicture this: You are tasked with interviewing candidates for work in a food manufacturing facility. The job requires maintaining high sanitation standards, meaning that hairnets and beard restraints, coupled with long sleeve shirts and long pants must be worn in a wet, hot, work environment. ...
Views: 62(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Job Interviews: How You Can Benefit By Asking Questions - by Submitted on Aug 21, 2009 from Peggy McKeeWhat really separates candidates? It is not what you think. Of course, you need a great resume and you have to have presence. You have to have your shoes shined, show up on time and answer all the questions correctly. But you know what really makes a great candidate stand out from the ...
Views: 54(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - 6 Creative Ways to Stand Out in the Job Search! - by Submitted on Aug 21, 2009 from Peggy McKeeIt's a tough job market out there right now, but what if you can’t even get an interview? What if you're resume or your network is good enough to get you to the interview, but you can’t get past that point? Are you demonstrating the levels of commitment, drive, tenacity, skills and ...
Views: 64(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Job Interview Lessons And Advice - by Submitted on Aug 20, 2009 from Dan FitzmartickSagging economies all over the world have rendered many employees without jobs. Job hunting has become increasingly more difficult, challenging and often times impossible. If you knew where to look and if you put more effort into it, the greater chance there is for you of finding a job. Even ...
Views: 65(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Have You Been Lying on Your Résumé? - by Submitted on Aug 20, 2009 from JobsBridge PublisherWhen you read classified ad in newspaper about a job post, there could be three possible courses of action which you can take. Action #1: You know you don’t qualify for the job and choose not to apply to it. So, you move on to the next job posting. Action #2: Although you don’t qualify ...
Views: 74(2 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - 5 Ways to Ruin an Interview or End a Date - by Submitted on Aug 14, 2009 from Adam YoungThe interview is over, and you wait patiently to hear back from the hiring manager. You were prepared, you have an impressive resume, and you answered all the questions with confidence. A week later you call back, and they have given the job to another candidate. You are having drinks, waiting ...
Views: 91(2 votes)You must read the article to rate it. - Seven Great Questions to ask at a Job Interview - by Submitted on Aug 06, 2009 from Paul SloaneIf you are going for an interview as a prospective employee then you should do some research. Read the job description and requirements carefully. Browse the web site to see how the organization presents itself. Search for news items and comments about the company on news sites and blogs. For ...
Views: 79(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Interview Tips for Sales Professionals - by Submitted on Aug 04, 2009 from Clay ScrogginEarly on in my career, I was awful at interviewing, probably still am today. I’m not sure why but I would get nervous and end up saying something stupid during those awkward moments of silence. Looking back at it I was probably trying too hard to show my personality as opposed to my ...
Views: 68(1 vote)You must read the article to rate it. - Should You E-Mail a 30/60/90-Day Plan to a Hiring Manager? - by Submitted on Jul 31, 2009 from Peggy McKeeAs a Medical Sales Recruiter, I recommend to all my candidates that they create a 30-60-90-day sales plan to present to hiring managers or hiring teams during job interviews for every position in sales, sales management, or marketing for medical sales, healthcare sales, laboratory sales, biotech ...
Views: 82You must read the article to rate it. - You Can Use a 30-60-90-Day Sales Plan to Get a Non-Sales Job! - by Submitted on Jul 31, 2009 from Peggy McKeeA 30-60-90-day plan is an outline (segmented into 30-day, 60-day-, and 90-day portions) of what you will do when you start a new job, filled with objectives you plan to achieve in that time frame. Presenting it during the interview sets you apart from other candidates (in a big way). Essentially, ...
Views: 78You must read the article to rate it. - Salary Negotiations: Talking Money in the Job Interview - by Submitted on Jul 31, 2009 from Peggy McKeeSalary negotiations can be the most stressful part of the entire interview process in medical sales or laboratory sales, just as it is in any hiring process. It's not about whether you can do the job, and if things have progressed to here, you probably feel that you have a good chance of getting ...
Views: 68You must read the article to rate it. - When Should You Introduce Your 30-60-90-Day Plan in the Interview? - by Submitted on Jul 29, 2009 from Peggy McKeeCreating a 30/60/90-day plan is one of the most effective things you can do to impress a hiring manager and win a job offer in medical sales, healthcare sales, laboratory sales, clinical diagnostics sales, imaging sales, pathology sales, hospital equipment sales, medical device sales, biotech ...
Views: 73You must read the article to rate it. - Preparing for Executive Interviews - by Submitted on Jul 28, 2009 from Heather EagarAs an executive, you’ve probably been on plenty of interviews in your lifetime – from that entry-level position to the management positions you’ve held. But nothing quite compares to the executive-level interview; if you’ve been on even one you know this is a true statement. So how do ...
Views: 64You must read the article to rate it. - Picture This: Candidates Dressing Correctly at Job Interviews - by Submitted on Jul 27, 2009 from Gordon WalterPicture this: You are tasked with interviewing candidates for work in a food manufacturing facility. The job requires maintaining high sanitation standards, meaning that hairnets and beard restraints, coupled with long sleeve shirts and long pants must be worn in a wet, hot, work environment. ...
Views: 69You must read the article to rate it. - Unconventional Interview Advice - by Submitted on Jul 24, 2009 from Joy MartinOk, so you have finally landed an interview with a top company for a great job. Now the nervous energy starts to flow in your veins…you realize you have to sit down with another human being, one-on-one, in a closed office, and prove to them that you are the perfect candidate for their job ...
Views: 75You must read the article to rate it. - How Can An Author Make the Most of a Radio Media Tour? Navigating in the New Broadcast & Internet Radio Landscape - by Submitted on Jul 23, 2009 from Jackie LapinWith the vast increase in internet radio, authors now have a much greater opportunity to market their books and services via radio shows. Whereas broadcast radio hosts frequently don’t read the book in advance, generally only give you five minutes to expound on the topic and provide only one ...
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