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How to bag an executive job

How to bag an executive job

Trying to secure a job as an executive is a much more difficult process than applying for non-executive positions. The level of aptitude and proof of the necessary experience to cut the mustard at the lofty end of the corporate ladder is naturally higher and the required skill set has to be of a level

Dodging the Age (And Any Other Discrimination) Bullet in a Job Search

Dodging the Age (And Any Other Discrimination) Bullet in a Job Search

Employers are not willing to admit it, but discrimination happens all the time during the search for a candidate to fill an open position. Most candidates don’t realize that there are clues that they provide every step of the way to employers that can ‘tip’ off prospective employers about personal attributes. Sometimes, employers don’t like

How To Create A Career Management or Job Search Database

How To Create A Career Management or Job Search Database

Your organization steps do not end at that point. It is critical for the escalation of your career that you continuously build a database of prospective jobs, consisting of contacts at recruiting firms and companies where you would like to work. If you do this, you will be way ahead of the game, during this

7 Things You Need to Know to Work Well With Third-Party Recruiters During Your Job Search

7 Things You Need to Know to Work Well With Third-Party Recruiters During Your Job Search

Third-party recruiters and staffing firms normally charge the hiring company, not job seekers, for their services. This means that it’s not their role to “find you a job” – their focus is to find candidates for their client companies. Are you that candidate? That’s what they want to know. Partnering with a good recruiter or

How To Work With A Recruiter – Guidelines

How To Work With A Recruiter – Guidelines

When I was a recruiter I regularly received in excess of 300 CVs per day. I thought I would share with you some guidelines for submitting your CV or resume to an agency RELEVANCE: Do not bother to look at our industry specialism. Just because we are experts in business resilience recruitment and you are

Job Search After 50: Make Your Job Hunt Work!

Job Search After 50: Make Your Job Hunt Work!

Make your job hunt work and help you find the right job as quickly as possible. With the economy struggling, the working and tax environment going forward covered in fog; there is no doubt the employers are more reluctant than ever to take on new hires. And the recent drop in unemployment numbers turns out

Top Tips in Answering Interview Questions and Getting the Job You Want

Top Tips in Answering Interview Questions and Getting the Job You Want

Facing interviews is an important and crucial part of job application process as this will allow your potential employers to check out if you are as impressive as your resume. of course, the fact that you are called for an interview, your resume must have impressed or caught their attention. The burden now is on

10 More Tips For Finding Jobs Over 40

10 More Tips For Finding Jobs Over 40

Being out of work can be a lonely time. It is important to spend time with other people in both business and social environments. Networking events are a great way to achieve both of these and could include Business Link, IIB, Institute of Directors, Chamber of Commerce and many other local business groups. You can

12 Tips on Surviving a Job Loss

12 Tips on Surviving a Job Loss

“You may be eligible for Grants, Scholarships, and Student Loans.” EducationConnection.com/Grants Corporate America can be harsh. Regardless of your job title: Mailroom Clerk or Executive Director, there is no promise or security in the job markets. Millions of people have found that out the hard way. Don’t assume just because you are loyal, or that

Over Fifty and Jobless

Over Fifty and Jobless

Not what we planned for ourselves when we graduated from high school 33 plus years ago. Full of hope and dreams and ready to conquer the world we were. All we had to do was get a college degree or learn a skill, stay the course, and wait to enjoy the fruits of the “Land