Newest Job Search Advice

  • Increasing Your Job Search Options

    Once upon a time, we went from factory to factory looking for work. Today, you have all sorts of ways to look for jobs - on company websites, job boards, local websites, and big aggregator sites; attending job fairs, networking events, and so on. And most importantly, through people you know. Too many choices in some sense - all these methods seem like endless work. (Read more...)
  • How to Research Lawsuits Involving a Prospective Employer

    Is it important to know if a prospective employer is involved in pending lawsuits? It might be, depending on the nature of the law suit and any factors that might impact your employment or the employer's future viability. (Read more...)
  • 3 Assumptions You Should Never Make About Job Search

    Technology has changed many other things in our lives the last few years (used a pay phone or a fold-out map recently?). Isn’t it logical that the process for finding a job has also changed? Your job search will be longer if you are making any of these 3 assumptions... (Read more of this WorkCoachCafe.com blog post.)

Current Popular Posts

  • How to Handle Long Employment Gaps

    If you have been unemployed for more than six months, an issue you might run into during your job search is the "Unemployed Bias." Employers seem to prefer hiring people who are currently working because the assumption is that these people have up-to-date skills that an employer values. (Read more...)
  • Why Landing a New Job Requires More Than a Good Resume

    Recruiter Harry Urschel explains why the "best-qualified" applicant isn't always the one who is hired.  When evaluating job candidates, employers care about more than the competence and skills described on the resume. Here's what can disqualify a qualified job seeker. (Read more...)
  • How to Improve Your Job Search with 3 Email Techniques

    Email is a standard communication tool today but it can do so much more than send your message! You can use it to gather business intelligence, improve your productivity, and remind recipients of your expertise. Learn how to work smarter, not harder, during your job search. (Read more...)
  • 3 Assumptions You Should Never Make About Your Resume

    Job seekers make assumptions about many aspects of their job search that may be wrong. And making wrong assumptions can mean a longer job search. Even a fabulous resume won’t land you a job, but a poorly done resume will cost you opportunities. (Read more of this WorkCoachCafe.com blog post.)
  • Add Misspellings to Your LinkedIn Profile

    If your name may be spelled many different ways, is commonly misspelled, or has changed due to marriage, you should consider adding those common misspellings - and alternate names - to your LinkedIn Profile very carefully. (Read more...)

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