Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 12, 2012 in
Uncategorized Many Americans are feeling the big pinch in the job search and many are failing. Some are either overqualified for a position or underqualified or going on countless interviews that don’t turn out to be anything but a huge waste of time. One-Stop Centers in some New York counties help those who need to revamp their resumes and give them helpful advice when interviewing making the job search easier this year.
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A new workforce and new needs in new economy – Glens Falls Post-Star
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 12, 2012 in
Uncategorized The New Year comes with many resolutions like weight loss, stress relief, and organization. When it comes to searching for a new job it’s good to be organized. Posting for jobs and reviewing emails can be a lot of stress for anyone but staying on task and keeping information in one place will make the job search easier.
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Tips for staying organized during job search – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 12, 2012 in
Uncategorized Giving up his dream job for a hot new career describes the decision of one man (Wan Fazli Wan Padila) in Kuala Lumpur to leave a successful job as an engineer with a multi-national company and to take up farming. The new career is “hot” because Wan Fazli’s primary crop is chillis. Though less lucrative, and more physically demanding, Wan Fazli has embraced the new lifestyle of farming and has been successful in expanding the business to include the sale of seedlings and fertilizers, and he offers training to others interested in chilli farming.
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Giving up dream job for hot new career – New Straits Times
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 11, 2012 in
Uncategorized By most accounts, it appears that the job market is starting to thaw out, but the fact that companies are starting to warm up to the idea of hiring new employees, it does little to hinder the competitive market for those jobs. The Atlanta Business Journal has tapped several career coaches, recruiters and other experts to offer 12 tips that will help seekers make the most of their job search in 2012.
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12 job search tips for 2012 – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 8, 2012 in
Uncategorized With everything that’s going on during the holiday season, one more thing to add to the list could be to “land a job.” This time of year is actually a very good time to look for a job. The Sacramento Bee outlines several strategies as to why and what job seekers can do to see their names right at the top of the “nice” list for potential hires.
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Claudia Buck: Holidays are often best time to land a job – Sacramento Bee
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 8, 2012 in
Uncategorized Think you know how to use LinkedIn to its full potential? If you said “yes” you are in a small minority. Most people, including job seekers are missing out on powerful tools to make the most of LinkedIn. CIO has tapped two LinkedIn experts that offer five tips that will set you on the path to success in 2012.
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5 LinkedIn Tips for Career Success in 2012 – CIO
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 8, 2012 in
Uncategorized Setting time aside from the daily hustle and bustle can be a challenge but using a few of these simply tips will help you to succeed in the year 2012. Taking control of your career and where it’s going will give you peace of mind to find out what’s important to you. Reflecting on values, strengths and what motivates you will keep you moving in the right direction.
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Career Advice: 9 Ways to Achieve Happiness and Success in 2012 – Huffington Post (blog)
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 7, 2012 in
Uncategorized Have you ever heard the expression, “fake it till you make it “? Well, what that means is that, instead of getting real and addressing the honesty of what you are doing , perhaps in a career, you are pushing through and operating on habit rather than joy. Would you like to have the career of your dreams, something that is truly inspiring to you as a human being? What is it that you really like to do, besides the basic grind of paying bills at minimum wage, or on the contrary, putting up with the hassles and stress of being in a high position of a sophisticated job? This article helps you to look within and ask yourself what it is that you wish to accomplish, and further, it encourages you to look into how to make your favorite hobby into the career you want. If you think about what you really spend your time on, perhaps what life has been for you lately, can be replaced with what is a true passion that brings you happiness.
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Career Reset: How to Go After the Career You Really Want – VIBE Vixen
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 7, 2012 in
Uncategorized Any job is like a building. The foundation is different from the walls which are different than the roof. The trick is putting them all together to make something solid that brings the intended benefits. Eric P. Bloom, the president and founder of Manager Mechanics LLC, says regardless of their professional level, can be divided into three parts, which are must-dos, hired-to-dos and want-to-dos and making them work together will benefit the individual and the entire company.
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Eric P. Bloom: The 3 parts of every job – Syracuse Journal-Democrat
Posted by ecxmlrpc on Jan 7, 2012 in
Uncategorized Could this represent a global hiring strategy shift at social networking giant Facebook? Princeton and MIT are not the only schools that are receiving knocks on their doors for new Facebook hires. A student from IIT-Kharagpur has received a job offer that has a billion other Indians turning green with envy.
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Must read: She bagged a Rs 65 lakh job offer from Facebook – Rediff
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