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Nuno Lopes |
Published 07/08/2006 |
www.tipsandjobs.com |
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Tips to use before you start your job
search
It’s not easy to find a job, especially
in these days, and in the situation that
the world faces. This market situation
demands an active search for jobs, that
is, to look for a job in a persistent
and organized way. Don’t let your self
down; learn to adopt a positive and
dynamic attitude....
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Nuno Lopes |
Published 20/02/2007 |
www.tipsandjobs.com |
Unrated
The Spontaneous Application
Many of the available jobs in the market
are not published by the companies. This
is the perfect opportunity to make a
spontaneous application.
Don't know what it is? The spontaneous
application is a way of getting someone
to know you,
to make your own self pro
motion. And
exactly how do you do it?
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Nuno Lopes |
Published 20/02/2007 |
www.tipsandjobs.com |
Unrated
The Spontaneous Application Letter
What's
this letter we're talking about? It's a
letter addressed to an employer,
spontaneously offering your job
services. It's generally accompanied by
a resume, or curriculum.
The spontaneous application letter is
your promotion to the employer.
But what's the use of it?
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Niall Kennedy |
Published 12/31/1969 |
Careers and
Employment |
Unrated
How You Can Use The Internet In Your Job
Search
If you haven't already starting using
the internet to assist you in the job
search, then you are missing out on a
huge employment trend. There are
numerous reasons to take advantage of
this powerful tool, the most important
one being that
employers
are using the internet more than ever to
find candidates. If recent internet
usage studies are accurate, nearly 48%
of businesses do at least some of their
recruiting online. Not utilizing the
internet in your job search means that
you are flying under the radar for many
potential job
opportunities... (read more)
Linda Matias
Three Easily Avoidable Resume Mistakes
You’ve all been there: Writing one
resume after another. Deleting,
rewriting, deleting, and rewriting until
you become so overwhelmed that you
decide to send what you have in the hope
that an employer bites....
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Niall Kennedy |
Published 12/31/1969 |
Work |
Unrated
How To Negotiate A Better Salary - The
Inside Story
Congratulations! The hard work you have
put into your job search has paid off.
You now have a
job offer
on the table and are excited about the
opportunities that this position
presents. There is just one thing that
is troubling you: the offered salary....
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Niall Kennedy |
Published 12/31/1969 |
Careers and
Employment |
Unrated
Top 10 Things People Do Wrong at
Interviews, And How To Avoid Them
A face-to-face interview is the most
stressful part of the job search for
many individuals, but it is also a
critical component of the recruiting
process. Up until this point, you have
been able to hide behind your resume and
cover letter.
As the selection process starts to draw
to a close, though, it's time to impress
the hiring team. A large part of a
successful interview is avoiding
potential pitfalls that can undermine
your ability to impress the hiring
team... (read more)
Tom Smith |
Published 2005 |
http://www.workingnews.com |
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Job Tips For The Frustrated Job Seeker
There is nothing more frustrating and
depressing when you are out of work and
trying to find a job and your job search
is going no where. Don't feel bad, you
are not alone and there is a good reason
why searching for a new job can be so
difficult...
(read more)
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