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  • Webcasts // Jan 2011

    Business Answers: When To Expand & Hiring Your First Employee

    Norm Brodsky, Inc. Magazine columnist, and the CEO of 12Gurus and author of the book "Effective Gratitude for Organizations and Individuals," answer viewer questions about the right time to expand and what to look for when hiring your first employee.

    Provided By American Express Company

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    To Find Success After College

    Success, during and after college, is the goal of nearly every college freshman. They understand that good college performance can open doors to jobs and further schooling. However, few students are clear about what this actually means. So let's clear it up. Every student can dramatically improve his/her chances for...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Unwritten Resume Rules

    There are a number of unwritten rules you should follow when writing your resume, if you want to get hired faster for the job you deserve. Presumably, hiring authorities reading your resume have a job you're interested in, so show how your experience fits their requirements. Never assume people can...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Job Searching During The Holiday Season

    Many job searches seem to come to a screeching halt during the holiday season. It is not sure if it's because job seekers presume that companies aren't hiring, if it's because people are busier than usual spending time on holiday activities, or it's for some other reason. In any case,...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    New-Age Recruiting: Using Online Social Networks To Secure Employment

    The world of job recruiting has changed drastically in recent years. Whereas in the past, the route to securing employment was simply getting your resume together and responding to help-wanted ads - or even getting approached by a headhunter - now much of the recruitment process is taken care of...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Asking Good Questions

    Prepare questions in several categories and ask them early - and throughout - the interview. That way, you will find out valuable information as you go. You will be able to tailor your responses and illustrate examples that fit the job. This paper provides some questions that are suited for...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Ace Your Next Interview

    Making an excellent first impression, and effectively closing the interview often dictates who lands the job. Perhaps they thought you were the wrong candidate from the very beginning. Or maybe you bored the interviewer into NOT hiring you with verbose, lengthy and indirect answers. Never use more than 60 seconds...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    15 Items For Your Resume "To Do" List

    Do you want to create a more "User friendly" resume to submit to recruiters and hiring authorities? This paper gives 15 suggestions for composing more compelling and targeted resumes. Hiring managers tend to focus on the top third of the first page of the resume. They may only read on...

    Provided By JobDig

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Questions To Ask Interviewers

    Asking juicy questions also tells your interviewer you've done your homework. It shows you understand the key issues and challenges likely to be involved in the job. In fact, you may find your effort to gather information is a more effective sales tool than your astute, insightful answers. This paper...

    Provided By JobDig

  • Downloads // Jul 2008

    So you think you qualify for the Microsoft Certified Master Program

    For many years the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification had been the top-tier of Microsoft certifications. With the Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) program Microsoft has added another key component to their certification roadmap. The company hopes to establish a new benchmark for high-end certifications. Jeremy Smith explores what the...

    Provided By Jeremy L. Smith

  • White Papers // Jan 2009

    Increase Recruitment Efficiency Using An Automated Recruitment System

    Good talent hunting is always a top priority task for the hiring managers. A general tendency of hiring managers is to increase the number of hires and to add the number of recruiters. The little analysis that goes in the increasing cost of recruitment, which when applied to the resources...

    Provided By Articler.com

  • Tools & Templates // Jan 2008

    Letter To Company Thats Not Hiring

    Use this template to send a letter in case the company isn't hiring currently but you'd like to get more information about when they might be hiring.

    Provided By Best Sample Letters

  • Tools & Templates // Jan 2008

    Protest Of Unfair Hiring Decision

    Use this template to protest against the employer for unfair hiring decision. This letter may burn bridges, so use it judiciously. When you feel you have been denied a job because of some unfair issue, it's always important to inform the prospective employer.

    Provided By Best Sample Letters

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Job Interview Tips For Interviewers

    Companies are in constant search for high-caliber, well grounded prospective candidates. Chasing competent and trustworthy talent has become an urge in nowadays' highly competitive job market. As a matter of fact, 80% of employee turnover is attributed to mistakes made during the hiring process, that is employing the wrong people...

    Provided By Bayt.com

  • White Papers // Dec 2007

    Talent Management: Maximising Talent For Business Performance

    There is a strategic imperative for organisations to manage talent. Changing demographic patterns mean that more people are approaching retirement than entering the workforce. Younger generations have different needs and are renegotiating the psychological contracts with their employer. They are quick to move if their organisation is not meeting their...

    Provided By Ashridge Business School

  • Case Studies // Jan 2008

    Dedicated Offshore Development Center for Total Workforce Acquisition Solution Company

    The client provides a Total Workforce Acquisition solution that successfully integrates hiring management, selection science and workforce analytics in a continuous improvement model. They have a version of the system, which was developed a decade ago. To sustain in the market, they started working on the new version of the...

    Provided By Calsoft Labs

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Turn The Table On Your Interviewer: Tips To Having A Successful Interview

    The interview process is a very important phase of your career search. Due to the current layoff trend and projections of a recessed economy, both recent graduates and seasoned professionals are competing for the most menial of entry-level positions. Possessing sharp interview skills is necessary if you want to maintain...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Be The Expert They Want To Hire

    If hiring managers find nothing online about you, you won't stand out from the crowd. That's bad. If they find photos on MySpace of you table dancing in a fur bikini or videos of you on YouTube doing keg stands ... that's worse. But, what if, during their Google search,...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    How The Personal Touch Can Get You Hired

    You can put the odds in your favor, and shorten your job search, simply by meeting more hiring authorities in the flesh. But you have to do it right. You must dress and act the part you want to play as an employee, if you want to impress an employer...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Five Interview Questions You Should Always Ask

    These five questions go beyond the obvious ones, such as the title of the job, the job description, to whom you would be reporting to, and other such basic questions. In fact, it's unlikely you'll even need to ask those questions, as they're usually outlined for you. With some preparation...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Job Interview Bloopers And How To Correct Them

    Everybody makes mistakes - that's what makes us human. We can laugh at ourselves a great deal of the time when we get tongue-tied or forget someone's name - even our spouse's. But in the interview you want to be as prepared and polished as possible. If you do make...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Six Tips To Rock Your Resume

    The stakes are higher today because the job market has intensified and employers are getting more selective. Having a poorly written resume can put you in the rejection pile. Don't let your resume hold you back. This paper gives six easy steps to really rock the resume and motivate hiring...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Three Ways To Get Found And Hired

    Before you get hired for a new job, you have to get found by a hiring manager. That's obvious. But how do you get found? How can you get on the radar of top employers and make them call you for an interview? That's not so obvious. You could troll...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2009

    How To Recruit The Best People

    In many sectors and industries, recruiting good quality staff is a real challenge. For example, a recent survey of UK Finance Directors identified that 64% were finding it difficult to recruit good people. The way in which you tackle recruitment has a big impact on your success at recruiting the...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2009

    Five Steps To A Flawless Interview

    Are you prepared for your next job interview? Do you know the secrets of pulling off a flawless interview and getting the job of your dreams? Use these five easy steps to prepare yourself and leave the best impression possible with the hiring manager. Never walk into an interview without...

    Provided By WorkBloom.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    7 Ways To Make Your Resume Do Its Job

    Job-seekers everywhere ask what hiring managers look for in a resume. While the answer varies per industry and position, this paper gives some guidelines to follow - illustrated by some bloopers that show what NOT to do! (And yes, all of these gems are real, with only identifying details removed).

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Resume Writing For A Highly Competitive Job Market

    Most job hunters already know that a resume is a must when it comes to applying for jobs and getting potential employers to take notice, but unfortunately, most resumes are just not up to par. People actively seeking employment often fail to create an effective resume that will impress hiring...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Targeted Resumes - How To Target Your Resume To The Job You Want

    Make sure you have a clear goal in mind. Hiring managers are too busy to try to figure out what you want to accomplish. Writing a general, one-size fits all resume won't cut it in nowadays' competitive job market. You have to make an effort to stand apart from everyone...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Resumes Aren't Important - They Are Everything When It Comes To Getting An Interview

    Employers and recruiters receive hundreds of resumes for every position they are trying to fill. To select their shortlist of candidates to interview, they look for the most common resume mistakes most applicants make and eliminate them first. To increase your chances of getting an interview, make sure you avoid...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    What Are The Differences Between Telecommute Resumes And Standard Resumes?

    The hiring manager is not going to be able to meet you. They may call you for a phone interview, but they will make most of their hiring decision based on your resume alone. You want to make sure to cover everything you think is applicable, and leave off information...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Get A Job! Tips For Organizing Your Resume

    Whether you're a Vice President of Marketing or a recent college grad, your resume is the 'Key' to opening the doors of employment. It is an employer's first impression of you and believe it or not, many hiring officials spend less than thirty seconds reviewing it. With only fleeting moments...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Top 10 Job Interview Questions With Tips On How To Answer

    Every question has its own purpose. The interviewer cannot just ask you about anything and everything. Every question asked is used to differentiate your skills, and personality from other candidates. There is actually no correct answer to any interview questions. It just depends on how you answer them. Companies have...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Job Search Advice For Desperate Job Seekers

    Send a resume and direct it to the person in charge of hiring. Write a cover letter that expresses your interest in the company and why you'd like to work for them. Follow up several days later and ask for the individual. Tell them you're checking to see that they...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Federal Government Jobs - 7 Important Tips To Help Your Federal Job Search

    Read the vacancy announcement carefully. Procedures for applying for a federal job have been streamlined in recent years, but it's vitally important that your follow the instructions provided to the letter. Unlike their private sector counterparts, federal hiring managers have to abide by standardized procedures without exception. For instance, they...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Resume Writing Rumors: Don't Believe The Hype!

    If you're feeling anxious about creating your resume, don't sweat it! Two things that will get you noticed "In the pile" are if you tackle your career seeking research with confidence, and approach things in your own style. And it's worth pointing out that "In your own style" does not...

    Provided By Hallie Crawford

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Resume Writing: How To Organize Your Resume

    Writing out your career resume can be a daunting task. Whether it's the very first resume you've ever created, or you're trying to reconstruct your resume for a brand new field, sometimes it's tough to know what to include or where to begin. Even if you're having a professional resume...

    Provided By Hallie Crawford

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    13 Resume Mistakes That Can Cost You The Interview

    Your resume must be specific, individualized, easy to skim so it invites a closer reading, and focused on the differences you've made with your previous companies, as well as the accomplishments you've achieved with - and for - them. This tells the hiring company what you can do for them...

    Provided By SmasHits.com

  • White Papers // Oct 2008

    Talent Planning: Methodology & Business Scenarios

    A successful talent management strategy has the support of top-level leadership who has made a commitment to the process, the resources, and funding necessary to support such an initiative. Resources should be a dedicated team of individuals, working on talent management-related activities on a continual basis. Talent management should not...

    Provided By Plateau

  • White Papers // Jan 2009

    Improving Employee Retention by Developing Talent

    The costs of recruiting and hiring employees, and low retention of valued employees, are major expenses for most organizations. It is possible to identify these general cost categories and to reach the undeniable conclusion that total costs associated with hiring employees to replace workers who leave an organization is substantial....

    Provided By MMC Technology

  • White Papers // Jan 2008

    Interview Questions: Do You Know The Answers?

    Things can go really against you despite your thorough preparation for a just a couple of 'Types' of interview questions. However, it is possible to ignore or forget the other types of possible interview questions. This brings us to different 'Types' of interview questions, along with traditional questions or questions...

    Provided By ResumeLines.com