The following eight steps helped job seeker ‘Paul’ put his online social networking into its proper place. Recently a colleague suggested I help an executive job seeker who was having trouble making sense of the online social networks he thought were supposed to support his job search. Let me call this person “Paul.” Paul came … Read More
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As the economy warms up, more of your contacts are on the move — and going places that could be right for you. How do you tighten a network that’s gone slack? People have a bad habit of letting their networks go stale when they land new positions. They’ll certainly stay in touch during the … Read More
I was a recruiter for more than 15 years, so job seekers often ask me for advice on how to make working with recruiters a beneficial experience. Read More
Paul Witschey was ready for a change of scenery and fresh career challenges. The OpsLadder member found both with a new position in Perth. Paul Witschey’s job search brought him the best of two worlds – his desire to see more of the globe and his need to settle down in one place. A citizen … Read More
Six ways to be more memorable at networking events and holiday parties from recruiters who have been on the meet-and-greet circuit. Recently, I attended what was billed as the “largest networking party of the year.” There were more than 1,600 people at this event in New Jersey, run by the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce. … Read More
You were taught not to talk to strangers as a kid. That’s why it’s normal that networking is uncomfortable. Find out how being brave enough to extend a hand can bring unforeseen opportunities. Who is sitting near you right now? Look around. Do you really ever know exactly who you are attracting? A fun exercise: … Read More
If you’re not sure where to start, follow this guide to landing a volunteer position as a part of your job-search strategy. Industry experts and job hunters who have successfully parlayed volunteerism into paying jobs provided the following advice. “Use your network to find open volunteer positions. That will get you into an organization faster.” … Read More
Can working a job without a paycheck set you up for big bucks? Job seekers who took this route tell all. Volunteering is good for your soul, and it can also be good for your resume. Many in the ranks of the unemployed have sought out volunteer work to pass the time and remain active … Read More
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