Succeeding At Work

Avoid six common interview mistakes  Tip # 1: Don’t discuss pay too early As the manager of a software store for 10 years, I can honestly say that questions about pay in the first interview from anyone other than a temporary applicant always bothered me a little. Temp jobs aside, if you are not really out there just for the

How Do You Choose The Skills To Put On a Resume You know what you’re good at.  You know the things you grew up doing as a kid, or the things you learned in school (and excelled in), or the activities you did after school (ex. sports, fine arts, clubs, etc.). So you should already have a list of things that you

A Resume is your mirror reflection to a recruiter or prospective employer. Remember! First Impression is the last, so don’t date yourself by making an old-fashioned resume. RED FLAGS that will instantly make your resume appear outdated: 1. Long Resume. Don’t spend countless hours trying to write long summary about you. There is no such rule on the number of pages of

Why Do You Need a Resume Do you know what’s a RESUME and why is it important especially for FRESHERS??? A RESUME IS………………… A summary of your objectives, educational qualification, experience, skills relevant to the field of work you are going to enter. Here you can detail down each. It highlights your accomplishments to show a potential employer that you

The cover letter allows you to target the job and the employer in a very specific way, leaving the resume to market your skills, qualities and experience as a part of the bigger picture. … You will also need to include the unique skills and the qualities you bring to that job and the company. A cover letter should contain three main

How to face Interview * Be immaculate in your appearance. * Wear color-coordinated professional attire. * Give a firm handshake. * Provide fresh copies of your resume to the interviewer. * Maintain good eye contact throughout the interview. Go prepared: Find out about the company’s vision, goal, products, the work culture and the management from the website. Then from

Introduction A job campaign consists of many tasks: writing a resume, finding potential employers, reviewing job openings, creating application letters, networking, interviewing, receiving rejections, negotiating job offers, and making many decisions. The best place to start is with a goal or an objective. It may be helpful to ask ”What do I want to do?” and “Where do I want

6 easy things that many job seekers fail to do There are plenty of life hacks when it comes to job hunting, and if you’re a job seeker you need to take advantage of them. They’re easy, and they may be obvious, but they’re also effective. Here are some of the simple steps you can take towards job seeking success.

Phone Interview Phone Interview Tips Now a day, employers use telephone interviews as a way of identifying and recruiting candidates for employment. Phone interviews are often used to screen candidates in order to narrow the pool of applicants who will be invited for in-person interviews. While you are actively job searching, it is important to be prepared for a phone

Business Networking The Art of Networking A wide network increases: your chance of success Networking skills are essential to every balanced job search. These days, hiring managers and decision makers are more likely to talk to candidates who have been recommended by someone they know and trust. When networking, remember these networking basics: offer to assist others and return the

Making the transition from campus to corporate This article discusses the various aspects of making transition from campus to corporate. Carefully choosing a career will help to stay motivated and remain a star performer throughout one’s career. A person moving out from a campus and entering corporate needs to do a lot of planning. It also creates a sense of