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Six Ways to Successfully Handle an Interview
Many interviews are doomed before they take place because people have little idea of what to say or how to handle themselves once they walk through that door. They have given scant forethought to exactly why they’d be an asset to the company, or for that matter, who the company really is and what it
Job Interview Preparation Tips to Help Get You Past Round One
The job interview is the most crucial part of any job application. This is where the employer meets the new hire for the first time, and the old adage “first impressions last a life time” could never be more applicable. You can do many things to be sure that the first impression is a good
Job Interview Preparation Advice
What do I need to know about job interviews? An interview is not what most job seekers think it is. It’s not a one-sided inquisition in which you have none of the power. It’s a two-way exchange of information, with an unparalleled opportunity for you to sell yourself to the person with the authority to
Executive Job Hunting? You’ll Need More Than a Resume
If you’re an executive planning your next career move, it might intrigue you to learn that you’ll be judged by more than just your resume during your job search. In other words, a full resume is not necessarily the best fit for each interviewer or contact. Surprised? You’ll find that recruiters, company owners, Boards
Seven Keys to Working With Recruiters
Working with a recruiter could be one of the best career decisions you’ve ever made. It can also be a serious waste of time and lead to disappointment and even resentment. Choosing the right firm, the right recruiter and getting off on the right foot can be essential steps to landing you in a position
Job Interview Tips – 5 Essentials to Do the Day Before the Interview
Directions, Map, Contacts Prepare the day before to make sure you get to your interview on time. Find out exactly where you have to go and who you must ask for once you are there. Get good directions, look on the map and make sure you know the best route. Work out how long it
Things Not to Include on a Resume
The purpose of writing your resume is to get the prospective employer to invite you to an interview. However, even people who think this, persist with their belief that a resume has to capture their entire career-life history and say everything, good or bad about them. The fact is that your resume is simply an
5 Ways Your Cell-Phone Could Prevent You from Landing that Perfect Job
There’s no denying that mobile phones play an important part in today’s culture. In fact, a great number of people consider cell-phones to be an indispensable part of modern-day living. Cell-phones come in extra-handy when emergencies arise, and no doubt your own phone has saved you from countless awkward situations. However, there are certain scenarios where the
Job Hunting Tips: Ideas For Undercover, Stealth Job Searching!
If you get caught conducting a job search while still working, many employers will conclude you lack loyalty and are no longer interested in the job and may terminate you on the spot. On the other hand your job search may be unsuccessful, you’ve tested the waters and there is nothing better out there so
Kathryn Ullrich – Executive Recruiter, Author, Coach
Kathryn Ullrich is the founder of Ullrich Associates, a Silicon Valley based executive recruiter in software, professional services, and high technology industries, recruiting for C-level, VP, Director, Manager and Partner positions for market facing functions of Marketing, Product Marketing/Product Management, Sales, and Consulting. She says “Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the executive recruitment firm
