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No Problem Transferable Skills on a Graduate Resume

22nd September 2009
College students and new graduates often feel they have nothing to include on a resume when conducting job search and for using with job applications. College students' work experience is often seemingly unrelated to their job targets, and aside from that... Read >
Author: Lord Abnev Solutionfinders

No Work Experience No Problem

22nd September 2009
College students and new graduates often feel they have nothing to include on a resume when conducting job search and for using with job applications. College students' work experience is often seemingly unrelated to their job targets, and aside from that... Read >
Author: Lord Abnev Solutionfinders

Writing A Great Resume!

21st September 2009
If you are looking for a job, then it is very important that you understand how to offer yourself in the best way to an employer. This is done by writing a 'CV' (curriculum vitae - Latin for 'life story'), called in some countries a 'resume'. Differ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Identifying and Making the Most of Your Transferable Skills

10th September 2009
Many times, when we’re applying for jobs, we think about how our skills relate specifically to the position we desire. There’s no doubt that it’s important to show that you already have experience and qualify for the position you want. However, if y... Read >
Author: heagar

Five Reasons Recruiters Aren't Calling You

02nd September 2009
No doubt, this is a tough job market, and who knows when it will get better? With so many applicants for too few positions, it's no wonder employers ignore all but the top qualified candidates. Do you find yourself applying to positions that you are sur... Read >
Author: Deborah Walker

Applying for Facilities Manager Jobs – Top Tips

22nd August 2009
If you are thinking of applying for a facilities manager jobs, whether you already have experience or are new to this field, consider the following tips: Review your key skills: This is a sector where transferable skills can be valuable as facilities m... Read >
Author: Don REV

The Benefits of Youth Work

29th July 2009
As the economy tightens; it’s easy to dismiss the value of unpaid positions. Watching your savings dwindle, your co-workers getting laid off or the value of you home plummet hardly encourages thoughts of charity work. Yet, volunteer positions provide ju... Read >
Author: Volman

How to Become a Web Designer

26th July 2009
Web design is a popular career choice for imaginative and technically minded people, and it pays dividends to seek out courses in web design that lead to a detailed knowledge of the subject. Web design courses need to reflect the current developments i... Read >
Author: Peter Hinton

The Importance of NOT Being Earnest (with apologies to Wilde)

20th July 2009
As a relatively new blogger I know it's important to spend some time getting acquainted with the experts. My favourite is Pamela Slim of Escape From Cubicle Nation. She always manages to sound like a real person, which is harder than you'd imagine. This "... Read >
Author: Sarah Cooper

10 Power Principles to Guarantee Your Job Search Success

15th July 2009
If you're disappointed in your job search success, you're not alone. An alternative job finding plan can turn your frustration into campaign success. Why? Well, people go into the job market with a set of expectations . . . especially about how long ... Read >
Author: Paul Bowley

Recently Out Of Work? 8 Emergency Steps To Get You Back On Track Fast!

14th June 2009
Recently Lost Your Job? Don't Panic! Here Are 8 Emergency Steps You Can Take Right Now! Someday you're going to get laid off. It happens to all of us. The downsizing. The firing. The pink slip. You must take the time right now to anticipate th... Read >
Author: Paul Bowley

Career Change SWOT Analysis

06th June 2009
When speaking about a SWOT Analysis, this is a way of doing some serious self-reflecting and figuring out what your internal as well as external strengths and weaknesses are. Think of it as a pro and con list about you! SWOT stands for strengths, we... Read >
Author: FInancial Bailout Products

Offshore firm set to expand

04th June 2009
Aberdeenshire-based Subocean Group has announced that they are to create 50 new jobs as the result of a round of contract wins for the company. Subocean, based in Westhill, have already taken on an additional 75 staff in the past twelve months, bucking th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Dos And Don'ts For A Career Changer

18th May 2009
There are as many new career options as there is new career advice, but if one follows a few basic ground rules, he or she can make that switch to a new career without too much of difficulty. To begin with, one must figure out if what one needs is a chang... Read >
Author: Christopher

Mid-Life Career Change - Can it be done?

08th May 2009
Many people say it is never too late to do things. The same is true for a mid-life career change. You may be a home-based worker who chooses to do other things for a change, or an office employee who wants to get his dream job, or simply someone who needs... Read >
Author: Christopher

Who Makes The Best Foster Carer Recruiters?

01st May 2009
Foster carers - the best recruiters? There is a minimum shortage of 5,000 foster carers in the UK today and in order to keep the fostering service buoyant, that figure needs to be doubled. After a year of operating, the independent web site www.simply... Read >
Author: James Bevis

Do you need an Interim Manager or a Contractor

17th April 2009
There are still a large number Human Resources Managers who believe they want an interim manager when what they really want is a temporary member of staff. At Aster we get regular enquiries from organisations suggesting they need professional interim m... Read >
Author: Paul Wilson

Looking for a Change in Career?

15th April 2009
With the UK unemployment rate on the up and redundancy staring in the face of workers across the country, it's not surprising that many people are thinking about a career change. For instance, if you've spent the last ten years working in the financial se... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

How NLP and Sports Hypnosis Can Drive Your Competitive Performance

28th March 2009
Many athletes do not innately realize their athletic potential. While a small percentage of total athletes are blessed with natural, raw talent, the majority needs to spend time on developing and refining skills and abilities. The fact of the matter is ... Read >
Author: cguerci

Online Job Search - How to find the right job

25th March 2009
If your looking for a new job, an online job search may be one of your best tools for finding a new position. Nonetheless, it’s not easy to know how to find a job in an employer’s market and really set yourself apart from the competition out there. ... Read >
Author: Scott Mogul

Waitress Resume: Spicing Up a Waitress’s Resume

02nd March 2009
Job-hunting today has become extraordinarily competitive and complex, so much so that many job seekers who have never had the need to prepare a resume now discover that most - if not all - of the employers with positions available require them to submit o... Read >
Author: johnkaliso

All Change: Getting into Project Management

10th February 2009
Nobody stays in one career all their life nowadays. Some go from teaching into law. Nurses enter the police force. Actors become politicians. Project Management offers the greatest opportunity for a career change. Demanding and rewarding in equal measu... Read >
Author: Simon Buehring

Why retraining should be top of your New Year's resolutions

03rd February 2009
Along with losing weight, joining a gym and giving up smoking, finding a better job or retraining for a new career are the commonest New Year resolutions that people make. Unlike the gym membership promise, retraining and developing your career skills are... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Energy For A New Petrochemical job?

25th January 2009
No one could be in any doubt that in the present economical climate the chances of loosing your job have increased significantly. Redundancy has become real for many working in all fields and at all levels of the working population. So if you are one of... Read >
Author: Jacqui Q

Energy For A New Petrochemical job?

25th January 2009
No one could be in any doubt that in the present economical climate the chances of loosing your job have increased significantly. Redundancy has become real for many working in all fields and at all levels of the working population. So if you are one of... Read >
Author: Avi Solutions

What are Your Strengths and Weaknesses?

08th January 2009
"What are your strengths and weaknesses?" is a standard job interview question and also one of the most difficult to formulate the right answer to. Prepare beforehand for this interview question and be ready to give a winning interview answer. Clearly ... Read >
Author: Julia Penny

You Should Emphasize On Your Strength

07th January 2009
Skill emphasis during the interview is important to show the employer what makes you different from all the other job candidates. In this competitive world, companies search for the most qualified employees by weighing skills of the candidates and determi... Read >
Author: Jerald Shapiro

How to Quit Your Job - First Find a Business You Will Love

24th September 2008
There are a multitude of home based businesses that you can start. If you enjoy what you currently do at your job but do not enjoy doing it for someone else, then it will be much easier to transfer your talents and skills into your own business. This is... Read >
Author: Eartha Haines

How To Write A Good Resume - Less Is More

13th July 2008
A good resume is a concise presentation of why an employer should hire you. It is not a tell-all autobiography. Rather than trying to cram it full of details that may or may not apply to the job opportunity, make it a strong statement of what you offer ... Read >
Author: Corvan Reynolds

Actuary or Chameleon?

18th June 2008
Actuary or Chameleon? The job-search jungle. Over the last number of years, there has been a sea-change in the average actuary’s career path. No longer does he or she want to be tagged as a “life actuary” or “pensions actuary” for their who... Read >
Author: Acumen Resources

How To Put Your Transferable Skills to Work

14th April 2008
"From collecting stamps to scooping ice cream, your past experience has not only made you who you are, but taught you plenty of valuable lessons that may apply to the workplace. However, before you can effectively present these abilities to a potential em... Read >
Author: Mistina Thomson

Can Travelling Assist With Graduate Jobs

10th April 2008
Many people at one stage of their lives wish to travel and see different countries and experience different cultures. Many people tend to do this shortly after graduation. This is an ideal time to go travelling if it is something that you wish to do, as... Read >
Author: UK Careers

Changing Your Career? Watch for These Five Top Career-Change Saboteurs

01st April 2008
When you discover the right career fit, your life shifts into a new momentum. Finding the right job within your chosen career gives your life wings! It's common for people to stall somewhere on that course between discovery and successful transition. ... Read >
Author: Elizabeth M Lengyel

BONUS SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Bumping for Big Bucks

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 10 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - The Best Prospects in the World

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 9 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Develop a Marketing Niche

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 8 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Make your Customer a Star

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 7 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Develop a Positive Expectant Attitude

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 6 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Have Fun

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 5 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Set Goals and have a Purpose

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 4 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Be Jealous of your Time

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 3 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Become a Performer

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 2 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Develop your Potential

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

# 1 SUPER SUCCESS SECRET - Enthusiasm

27th March 2008
FOREWORD: Mega-Buck Income Sales Pros are the elite, that very special group that comprise the top 5% of all Salespeople in the World. They produce 95% of the Sales that are made and enjoy a level of income and a lifestyle that most people would love ... Read >
Author: Stan Billue, CSP

Do You Want A Career Change?

25th March 2008
People changing their career or frequently changing job roles was once frowned upon and raised an alert to prospective employers. Thankfully, this is not the case any more. More and more people now change their careers quite a few times and on average can... Read >
Author: Christopher

Resume Writing Tips for Techies

02nd October 2007
Every day someone else enters the technology job market. Due to the ever-growing popularity of this field, technical jobs are getting more and more competitive. In order for your resume to be noticed above all of the others’ who are competing for the sa... Read >
Author: Jennifer Anthony

3 Tips for Hiring the Right Peopleand 2 Traps To Avoid

30th August 2007
One of the most costly mistakes for small business owners is making a bad hiring decision. Losing the money spent on recruiting, the time to interview the candidates, and the time and cost spent on employee training are a few of the major profit-squeezer... Read >
Author: Deborah Walker

How to be the Candidate that Employers Love

29th August 2007
There is a popular misconception that when creating an effective CV, content is what it is all about. I would like to explode that myth and here’s why We all know, and goodness knows, I’ve said it many times, that a CV is a marketing tool for use i... Read >
Author: gwyneth

Is It Time To Update Your Resume?

28th August 2007
The motto "Be prepared," isn't just great advice for Boy Scouts; it's also great career advice. You never know when the perfect career opportunity will present itself. If a recruiter called you today with your dream job, are you prepared to send out an ... Read >
Author: Deborah Walker

Do You Know the ABCs of Career Change?

16th August 2007
Making a career change is one of the toughest job-search challenges. For clarification, “career change” means much more than “job change.” A career change means choosing a completely new profession or industry. A “job change” is simply chan... Read >
Author: Deborah Walker

Changing Careers With little or no experience at the new career

06th August 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Carole Martin, The Interview Coach Changing careers could be one of the best decisions you make in your life. It may also be one of the more difficult things you will do. Creating a self-inventory and doing some basic preparation can... Read >
Author: Carole Martin

Career Training for Older Women

29th June 2007
Careers for older women are available. Women have come a long way in the workplace, yet there are still some unique challenges that older women face as they embark on a career change and look for new career training. Women between the ages of 45 and 60... Read >
Author: Susan E. West

What Are Your Career Futures with an Art Degree?

21st May 2007
Graduates with arts degrees often feel some difficulties to determine their career goal in the initial stage. In general view, most of jobs seem to suit the arts degree graduates but when come to decide a career goal, it seem like hard to define one. Unli... Read >
Author: Jullie Harvard

CV Writing for the Modern Jobs Market

18th April 2007
It is important to remember that a CV is essentially a marketing document for use in a very competitive field. It needs to be written in a format which will be pleasing to the eye and impart information in a very clear and concise way. When you... Read >
Author: peter

Jobs for Over 45

26th September 2006
Recent studies reveal that more employers are trying to recruit older people to overcome a shortage of skilled workers. The firms are introducing age diverse practices even ahead of the new regulations in October and the reason is that this enables emp... Read >
Author: Alison White

The Need of a Website

20th July 2006
The Need of a Website by Vivian So aka. Eliza Simmons @ July 20th, 2006 http://dreamcity.faithweb.comWebsite making is becoming easier and easier. It is almost too easy to create a page on the web that the value of the creative process is esteemed like a ... Read >
Author: Vivian So

Fancy A Job Change?

15th May 2006
A lot of people are facing job change due to corporate acquisitions, mergers, workforce reductions, or personal choice in today's rapidly changing business environment. Most of the employees subjected to layoffs or unsuitable jobs are forced to conduct ag... Read >
Author: Alison White

Top 10 Resources to help you write a winning Business Plan

24th April 2006
Writing a business plan is one of the most important things an entrepreneur must do when starting a new business. However, writing a compelling business plan is easier said than done, particularly when time can be so precious. This article outlines the ke... Read >
Author: Alan Gleeson

When The Job Kills, What Next?

12th March 2006
You say the job is killing you. Here are some questions to help you assess your situation clearly before you chuck it all. What happened, you or them? Somewhere along the line things changed. Your role shifted. Your work became redundant. Your bos... Read >
Author: Laurie Sheppard

CONTRACTING YOUR SALESFORCE

23rd November 2005
CONTRACTING YOUR SALESFORCE The Way Forward Or Just A Pipe Dream? It's paradoxical that the IT industry, responsible for massive global change, should be so restrained and unimaginative in adopting new and creative employment patterns. Despite the ... Read >
Author: Euphrosene Labon

Do you have a brand? YES!!

20th September 2005
Question: Name some well known brands. What do they stand for? Question: Do you have a brand? When you talk about brands, what comes to mind? Probably Levi jeans, Sonytelevisions or Starbucks Coffee, names that instantly bring a picture to mind--a ... Read >
Author: Karen Sieczka

Tips for job hunters: Do you have a brand? YES!!

19th August 2005
Question: Name some well known brands. What do they stand for? Question: Do you have a brand? When you talk about brands, what comes to mind? Probably Levi jeans, Sony televisions or Starbucks Coffee, names that instantly bring a picture to mind... Read >
Author: Karen S. Sieczka