September 9, 2010
 

Tips to Have a Successful Interview with a Direct and Outgoing Interviewer

 

One of the first things you should do to be successful in an interview is to determine the interviewer’s personal style. Why? To determine how you should approach the interview and demonstrate “fit” for the job and company [...]

4 Things to Consider BEFORE Starting a Job Search

 

Many people approach a job search with fear and trepidation—especially if they’ve just received a pink slip or layoff notice. Panic sets in immediately as they begin to tell themselves they’ll never get another job again…EVER! If this perspective is not changed, in a short while they’ll start to believe it. But, you don’t have to go down that road. Instead of lamenting the bad hand that’s been dealt, consider these four things BEFORE you start a job search [...]

Searching for a Job is Hard Work

 

Job hunting is hard work and at times it can be overwhelming and confusing. Although there are many things to consider, a focused job search can be exciting and rewarding [...]

Find The Career You Love in 48 Days

 

Don’t see your job as mundane anymore, but rather a calling God has put in your life. Get excited about work once again as you understand your skill sets and the career that God has best suited you for. Along with the book 48 Days to the Work You Love, the set also includes an interactive workbook with two CDs [...]

Household Spending Plans and Other Financial Matters

 

Many homemakers maintain the household budget, pay bills, handle banking responsibilities, tax filings, and other financial matters; but it doesn’t just take a homemaker to do so. If you are responsible for financial management in your household whether it includes one or several people, consider using these tools to help you plan and manage household purchases and meet other financial needs [...]

Relocate to Expand Your Job Search

 

Most job seekers tend to look for work close to home or within a manageable commuting distance; but the current economic climate has forced them to consider job opportunities in cities and states that they may not have given thought to in the past [...]

Write a Professional Cover Letter for a Job Application

 

A well-written and concise cover letter is an essential part of any job application, because many employers place greater stock in a cover letter than the accompanying resume. That said, keep the following points in mind while writing a cover letter, and your cover letter will stand out from the other hundred applications received by the employer [...]

Starting a Job Search AFTER Getting Laid Off

 

I’ve been laid off! Now what do I do? That’s exactly what I asked myself after being laid off. The fact that my last day of work was one week before my wedding made things even worse [...]

Avoid Making a Bad Impression When Applying for a Job

 

After examining hundreds of applications, I have encountered countless resumes and cover letters that have destroyed any chance of an applicant getting an interview. What are the things that will negatively impact your chances of getting an interview? The list presented here details major missteps applicants have made.

Take a Career Walk

 

The “Career Walk” involves an active and regular examination of career goals, aspirations and an evaluation of progress made along the way. God’s Word tells us that when we commit our work to Him, our plans succeed (Proverbs 16:3) [...]

Managing Career Interruptions

 

Career interruptions are caused by a variety of circumstances. You’ve lost your job and are [...]

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