What Is That Job Ad Trying to Tell You?
Here's my list of five red flags most often seen in job ads -- the five clues that the employer behind the ad may not be as talent-aware as we could hope for.
Here's my list of five red flags most often seen in job ads -- the five clues that the employer behind the ad may not be as talent-aware as we could hope for.
Sean X | Posted 05.27.2012
It is such a fundamental breach of privacy that I almost become apoplectic when I think about it. As seductive as the potential job may be, do not be seduced. Here are 11 responses you can use.
Adele Scheele | Posted 05.15.2012
When you don't land the job after an interview, it's time to look within yourself to see what mistakes you are making during those precious make-it-or die minutes with someone who can actually offer you a job.
Leslie Reece Schichtel | Posted 05.07.2012
As a second-semester senior, I am finding that kick-starting my career requires the same skills I learned the hard way -- from sorority recruitment my freshman year.
Liz Ryan | Posted 05.06.2012
Gazillions of job-search advice articles have told job-seekers to clam up on the subject of compensation. "Wait for the offer," these books and articles say. "Whoever is first to name a number, loses," goes the old wives' tale.
Ming Chen | Posted 04.14.2012
Job seekers in the coming spring should avoid these seven deadly Skype interview sins if they want to succeed in 2012.
Mary Eileen Williams | Posted 04.10.2012
Older candidates need to clearly demonstrate their fit for the position, the ways their skills and experience will benefit the manager's goals, and how they, as unique individuals, will add value to the organization.
HuffingtonPost.com | Rod Kurtz | Posted 01.04.2012
Despite a slight dip in the unemployment rate recently, the hiring picture in the United States remains shaky at best -- with millions still out of wo...
Second Act | Posted 12.09.2011
Chances are, you are woefully unprepared for that upcoming interview and you don't even know it. Talking points rehearsed? Check. Company and intervie...
Fred Whelan and Gladys Stone | Posted 09.11.2011
The lunch interview is a terrific opportunity to cement your candidacy. They'll be watching and listening to everything you say and do. It's the time to continue to impress them, not the time to chew the fat.
The Huffington Post | Nicole Hardesty | Posted 05.25.2011
As tough as the job market has been in 2010, many top-flight employers aren't trying to make the interview process any easier. With the jobless claims...
Fred Whelan and Gladys Stone | Posted 05.25.2011
We're not saying that you should never give out ideas, especially when you're interviewing. But it's better to give them a "taste" rather than "serving up the whole meal."
Liz Ryan | Posted 05.25.2011
When your gut is screaming BAD THING, but the only rationale is "I don't like to rush," what can you say?
Liz Ryan | Posted 05.25.2011
One of the big shifts that we teach job-seekers is that we don't go to an interview to please the interviewer. The more we grovel and plead and aim to please, the less impressive we become.
Dr. Ali Binazir | Posted 11.17.2011
This article is not about what to wear or updating your resume. It's about five ninja tactics that compel your interviewer to see you in a completely different light than other interviewees.
Liz Ryan | Posted 05.25.2011
The last thing you want to do is blather on about yourself. Salespeople call this technique "Throwing Up on the Customer." It's bad in sales. It's very bad in a job interview.
The Boston Globe | Erica Noonan | Posted 11.17.2011
In this job market, it's not just who you know, or even what skills you've mastered. It's how well you understand other people that will get you ahead...
Francesca Biller-Safran | Posted 05.25.2011
Do you have any hot looking daughters? My 27 year-old adult soon still lives at home and I'd do anything to marry him off, or at least have him shack up somewhere else.
Alex Leo | Posted 05.25.2011
Going on a job interview is like going on the worst first date ever. You have to be able to answer questions without revealing anything bad about yourself, while insuring your doubletalk sounds sincere.
Grant Cardone | Posted 05.25.2011
Decide that you are going to get a job and eliminate all other options. Treat unemployment benefits like the plague and a non-option.
Liz Ryan | Posted 04.05.2012