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Newest Job Search Advice
- 4 Effective LinkedIn "Ice Breakers"
It has always been true that networking is the most effective way to find a new position. And now LinkedIn has made networking even easier. Nonetheless, with people being bombarded by digital messages, you need to consider how to get your message noticed and answered. (Read more...)
- After the Job Interview, What Is Taking So Long?
Whew! You made it through the job interview. It seemed to go well - they seemed to like you, and you liked them and the job. But, they haven't called like they said they would. What's happening? (Read more...)
- Enhancing Your Personal Brand with Your Google+ Profile
Google is constantly changing its appearance, features and functionality to improve the user experience, and in some cases, improve users' ability to brand themselves. What was once a "Google" Profile is now the About page on a "Google+" (or Google Plus) Profile. (Read more...)
- What to Do When They Don't Call Back After the Job Interview
A job search is often compared with a courtship, and that’s a good analogy in many ways. Each side want to make a good impression on the other. Every communication is over-analyzed for good signs and bad ones. Do they like me or not? Will they call or not? And, when they don't call back... (Read more of this WorkCoachCafe.com blog post.)
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- 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...)
- Building Your Online Reputation with Twitter
I confess, Twitter is my absolute favorite social network. Most professionals view LinkedIn as essential for everyone today, job hunting or not, and I concur. But, I think that Twitter is a very close second when used appropriately. Twitter is excellent for job search, including this 160 character resume. (Read more...)
- 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. Too many choices in some sense - all these methods seem like endless work.
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- How to Get Noticed by External Recruiters
External recruiters are sometimes called "agency" recruiters or "head hunters." Understanding how recruiters work is important for your job search. You work differently with them than you do with internal recruiters. (Read more of this WorkCoachCafe.com blog post.)
- Job Interview Question: Do You Have Any Questions?
Be well-prepared for this question! It is usually the last question an employer asks in an interview. Being prepared demonstrates your interest in the position and the employer, differentiating you from the mass of sloppy applicants. (Read more of this WorkCoachCafe.com blog post.)
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