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Should Job Seekers Follow Up After an Interview? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Apr, 2011 Clients often ask us if they should follow up after an interview. There can be a lot of doubt and confusion about whether following up is a proper job search strategy. But the answer is: YES! The majority of candidates will never follow up after an interview. I would say that for every ten people I’ve interviewed, only one has followed up after the interview. Job seekers as a whole underestimate the effectiveness and... |
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What is a Master Resume? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Apr, 2011 What is a Master Resume? When applying for multiple jobs, many job seekers find themselves at a strange crossroads: They know they need to create unique resumes for each job but are tired of recreating similar documents over and over. If you find yourself in this predicament, you might want to consider a master resume. The Basics of the Master Resume A master resume is a document that functions as a source to help yo... |
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Employers Start Here by Local JobNetwork™ - Apr, 2011 Let local, quality candidates find you by utilizing our customized job posting packages, employer branding opportunities and unique connections with community partners. Call today to get started. Let local, quality candidates find you by utilizing our customized job pos... |
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Employer Resources by Local JobNetwork™ - Apr, 2011 Local, quality candidates want to join your team. Utilize a customized package to complement your hiring strategies from job postings and talent management to g... |
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Chemistry by Suzanne Bates - Apr, 2011 Scanning USA Today the other day I spotted the article I was waiting for a savvy entertainment reporter to write. A lot of fans of American Idol have noted the chemistry between the three judges this year is jammin’. Most people wondered if the show would survive without Simon Cowell. Au contraire! Newcomers Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez and veteran Randy Jackson have made it hipper, more interesting and fun. I thought I wo... |
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Top 10 Communication Faux Pas With Your CEO by Suzanne Bates - Apr, 2011 We all make mistakes with the boss, and some leave a pretty healthy scar. My own list is robust and impressive. When you put your foot in your mouth, mess up, fail to communicate, or send a message you never intended, there’s only one thing to do - apologize and learn. As Conrad Hilton once said, “Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes but they don’t quit.” When I was a young reporter in Rockford Illinois, I ... |
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What’s Missing? by Suzanne Bates - Apr, 2011 When I was growing up, we loved those ”What’s Missing” photo quizzes in the newspaper. Find all the differences in two nearly identical photos. It was easy to spot the first few. However, it was painfully, excruciatingly, tear-your-hair-out frustrating to get them all. In other words, most of us can find the obvious. It takes patience and tenacity to look with a fresh eye and successfully complete the task. The same t... |
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Job search advice from recruiters by Miriam Salpeter - Apr, 2011 Last week, I was a guest at an iRelaunch Return-to-Work Conference in Atlanta. It is always a pleasure to have a chance to hear from recruiters, and, in this case, also from a number of women who returned to work after taking some time off. Carol Fishman Cohen and Vivian Steir Rabin, the co-founders of iRelaunch and authors of Back on the Career Track: A Guide for Stay-at-Home Moms Who Want to Return to Work, put together seve... |
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Local Hiring by Local JobNetwork™ - Apr, 2011 Find the best local talent while saving time and money. Using a variety of effective advertising campaigns, attract a diverse candidate pool of hourly/skilled to professional/tech... |
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