The job market is finally starting to shows signs of life. So if you’ve been on the sidelines waiting, now is the time to get back in the game. Here are four tips to help you get a job this year. Maximize Your Exposure There’s no way to find a job if no one knows…
Welcome to the September 20, 2010 edition of Unemployed Help Blog Buffet. Below is a collection of articles from around the blogosphere selected to provide help for the unemployed.
In light of Mel Gibson’s potentially career killing fall from grace, I thought it would be interesting to see if there is anything in that fiasco we all could benefit from. Here are five lessons I pulled out of all this mess.
Welcome to the August 30, 2010 edition of carnival of the unemployed. Silicon Valley Blogger presents Got Laid Off? What To Do When You Lose Your Job posted at The Digerati Life. Katy Unitek presents Shaping America’s Green Workforce: Community Colleges’ Role posted at Boots On The Roof. Leave Debt Behind.com presents Ways…
Using social media job search tactics could mean the difference between getting the job or running out of unemployment benefits. Don’t let your competition get a job that was meant for you.
The key to any successful communication or interaction is understanding the other person’s point of view. If you take some time out to understand what the employer’s problems are then you can put together an effective job hunt strategy. Problems arise when you get caught up in the stress of your own situation. Once that…
You send out a few dozen resumes for jobs that you think are a perfect fit. No response. So you send out a few dozen more resumes and applications for jobs that you match up well with but not really. Still no response. Now you’re sending out resumes and applications to pretty much anyone willing…
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