September 2007
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Resume Tips
A Senior Level Resume:
15 Years or Less - Anything Older is Usually Outdated and Irrelevant to Your Current Career Path
When you’re applying for a senior level job, it may seem tempting to list all your career achievements. However, restrain the impulse to “tell all” and confine your resume to what’s been going on in your professional life for […]Popularity: 7%
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Career Advice
Lack of Preparation to Blame for Derailed Career Changes
Survey after survey indicate that, if given the chance, most people would opt for a different career than the one they currently have. Yet when actually faced with a career change, many people are too afraid of failing to confidently and whole-heartedly make a career shift. In her newly released book, Katy […]
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Interview Tips
Conservative and Classy is Best When Choose a Job Interview Wardrobe
When choosing an outfit to wear to your job interview, keep these two words in mind: Conservative and classy. If you’re a woman, leave your highest heels and clingy clothes at home and opt for a well-tailored suit that gives you a businesslike ir without being stuffy. If you;’re a man, make the same choice.
Black […]Popularity: 36%
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Interview Tips
Stiletto Heels: Not Your Best Choice for a Job Interview
Unless you’re interviewing for a job with Jimmy Choos, Manolo Blahnik or a fashion magazine like the one depicted in “The Devil Wears Prada” leave your stiletto heels in the closet when you go to interview for a job.
The reason is that stiletto heels, while they turn many men’s heads, can give a potential […]Popularity: 21%
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Interview Tips
How Long to Wait Before Following Up After a Career Job Interview
09.21.07 | Permalink | 2 CommentsDeciding how long to wait before following up on a job interview by giving your interviewer a call isn’t a life or death decision, but it’s still an important one every job applicant needs to make.
A good rule of thumb is to wait no longer than 10 days following the interview before making the call. […]Popularity: 89%
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Resume Tips
Manual Spell Check Your Resume: Spell Checker Won’t Catch Faux Pas (Like Manger Instead of Manager)
When it comes to a document as important as your resume, don’t trust detecting errors to your word processing program’s spell checker. While it’s always a good idea to run your spell checking program, spell checkers invariably don’t catch mistakes unless they involve misspelled words.
For example, your resume might include the fact that you […]Popularity: 11%
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Employment News
New Website TheCareerProject.org Gives the Inside Scoop About the Job You Want
TheCareerProject.org is a new career resource that allows people to learn the intimate details about thousands of jobs from the people who work them.
New York, NY (PRWEB) September 18, 2007 — Attention job seekers, TheCareerProject.org launches live today. The freshest new interactive career resource on the web provides the ability to voyeur […]Popularity: 5%
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Employment News
Canadian Management Centre’s Dr. Al Coke releases The CEO’s Manual for Business Planning, The Five Page Plan That Drives Higher Performance
Canadian Management Centre and Aspatore Books are pleased to announce the release of Dr. Alfred M. Coke’s latest book, The CEO’s Manual for Business Planning, The Five-Page Plan That Drives Higher Performance.
Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) September 17, 2007 — Canadian Management Centre (www.cmctraining.org) and Aspatore Books are pleased to announce the release […]Popularity: 12%
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Interview Tips
Preparing for an Executive Job Interview: Anticipate and Practice Q&A
Have you ever been caught at a loss for words? Not a great feeling, is it?
The one time above all others when you do NOT want to find yourself in that position is when you are applying for an executive position and the interview has already begun. To avoid this embarrassing and highly uncomfortable experience, […]Popularity: 16%
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Resume Tips
Stress Accomplishments and Career Milestones on a Professional Resume
“Don’t hide your light under a bushel” has always been good advice. After all, if you don’t let others know who you are and what you can do, who will?
That’s why your professional resume should stress your accomplishments and career milestones. For example, if you are a land use planner with considerable water resource management […]Popularity: 7%
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