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Do More than Expected to Get Ahead


One of the best things you can do to increase your career advancement opportunities where you work is to do more than expected.

Tips for Requesting a Raise


You probably think you deserve a raise. But does your boss think so?

Why You Should Never Complain About Former Bosses


You're at a job interview. You're doing great, answering questions left and right. You're enthusiastic, upbeat, confident. Then they ask, "Why did you leave your last job?"

17 Surefire Ways to Annoy Potential Employers


Despite the President's encouraging words, the job market is still in sorry shape. There are more job seekers than job openings, so do NOT make things harder on yourself by doing any of the things on this list! Never, ever do these!

Ask Me No Questions, Ill Tell You No Lies


If only there were no questions involved in getting a job!

If Youre Fired, Will Past Employers Keep Your Secret?


Despite what some job seekers think, it is not illegal for former employers to tell reference checkers that you were fired. They can say anything they want as long as it's true.

Youre Fired Isnt The Finale


According to the U.S. Department of Labor, March 2004 had the largest gain in hiring in nearly four years. But as of then, there were still about 8 million Americans without jobs, and almost 23% of those had been unemployed for six months or more.

20 Powerful Tips For Advancing Your Career


You don't want to stay in your current position forever... you want to move up! Here are 20 ways to boost your chances of getting that nice promotion:

References: Choose Wisely


Sophisticated job seekers know and understand that sometime during the interview and hiring process you will be asked to supply references. With this in mind, here are five concepts to focus on in developing your reference list.

Hiring Managers: Preventing ?Fall-Off?s? and Counter Offers


?Bill, thanks so much for your assistance with this search. We?re very happy that Robert has accepted the position. He will be a great addition to our organization?. At this point, while most would consider the placement complete from both the candidate and employer?s side, I would put forth that you are not quite at the finish line just yet.

Resume Posting: Tips for Jobseekers


Recruiting firms, like most businesses today, must embrace technology in order to prosper. Part of modern recruiting is understanding the value and benefit of internet job boards. They give recruiters and HR professionals the ability to both publicize potential job opportunities and search through large databases of prospective candidates. In order to best serve our clients and maximize our time each day, we employ very bright people called ?RA?s?, short for Research Assistants. RA?s spend a considerable amount of time each day scouring the databases of high profile job boards for potential candidate sources. Most of the time their efforts pay off in the end by either leading us to a suitable candidate through direct contact or referrals to suitable candidates. For those considering posting their resume online, here are a few tips directly from the RA?s:

How To Resign Gracefully


Once a new job has been accepted, you need to consider the timing of your resignation. Since two weeks? notice is considered the norm, make sure your resignation properly coincides with your start date at the new company.

Avoiding Tire Kickers as Job Seekers


With the economy heating up and employment prospects opening up after years of dormancy, it is more critical than ever for employers to understand that unfortunately, career ?tire kickers? still exist in the marketplace. Demand for quality talent, especially at the senior executive level, still outweighs supply. Tire kickers? waste valuable time and resources for both professional recruiters and busy hiring managers. They sap the strength of well designed recruiting efforts and can wreak havoc on organizations that fall for their deception.

What Everybody Ought To Know About How To Change Their Career or Profession and Still Survive...


Dr. Denis Waitley, trainer of leaders, including Super Bowl and Olympic athletes, Apollo astronauts, and Fortune 500 executives, is the most listened to voice on personal and career achievement and the author of the all-time best-seller, The Psychology of Winning claims that the 21st century is unlike anything we could have imaged.

About Your Work


I like Simon, one of three judges on American Idol. I find his feedback refreshingly honest. And while his words startle me with their ego wounding potential, the traditional feel-good, let-you-down-easy, sugar-coated feedback is not much of a gift. It?s hard to tell someone they?re not good enough and their dreams are not going to happen, at least in this venue. But not telling them is no gift either. Some contestants rise to the challenges he throws at them. Some don?t. And, some can?t. Which one are you?

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