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Edit/DeleteHow to Get Compliant with Section 342 (Office of Women and Minority Inclusion) of the Wall Street Reform Bill Now to Save Your Government Contracts Later. There has been great speculation about what section 342 of the finical services reform bill means, and t... More
Office of Minority and Women Inclusion Financial Reform Bill Section 342 As recruiters and human resources consultants in the financial services business, many of us have been following the financial reform bill as it relates to diversity hiring specifically ... More
by Work Her Way Expert Contributor Lisa Quast Feel like a cork bobbing in a stream and going wherever the current takes you? Want to take control of your career and steer yourself to destinations of your choice, but do... More
by Work Her Way Expert Contributor Karen Burns, Working Girl Your job hunt should never consist solely of submitting your resume to the online job boards. You need to be out there in the real world networ... More
by Work Her Way Expert Contributor Laura Browne When I was looking to hire an assistant a few years ago, I asked all the candidates the same typical question, “Why should I hire you?” One candidate surpris... More
by Work Her Way Expert Contributor Emily Bardeen God invented word processing so that we can create a tailored resume every, single time we apply for a job. I am absolutely certain of it. In ancient times... More
by Work Her Way Expert Contributor Dr. Lynn Joseph Today’s job market is more competitive than ever before. A strong resume and interviewing skills are not enough. Give yourself the mental edge, however, and you j... More
Here are seven, no-cost resources to help you become a more savvy job hunter that has the skills to compete in the current job market: LinkedIn.com - LinkedIn is a social network for business professionals. An updated LinkedIn profile is practically a must-have for every ... More
Don't judge a book by it's cover. That's great advice. But, the truth is: during a job interview or networking opportunity we do often judge a book by its cover. So, while it is important to say all of the right things during your job interview and networking o... More
As the economy continues its deep downward spiral our collective emotional stress level is spiraling upward, according to a Gallup-Healthways poll out this week. The report is believed to be the most extensive report to date on how the health of the economy impacts our emotional health.... More
i did my MBA in finance and international business now i want to pursue my career as a lecturer,but i dont know how to make a start.please help me by letting me know how and what to do... More
ARE YOU INTERVIEW READY? Preparing for your interview is most important in beating out the competition and getting the job. In an increasingly difficult economy, it's critical to stand out from other applicants, brand yourself by painting a unique picture of your ... More
We all know that in 2009 some major adjustments have been occurring on the job front, including a new stimulus bill that is proposing to create 3.5 million new jobs. But how are you affected by this new bill? If you have been recently laid off from an employer affected by the rece... More
It is my dream job. How could I not recognize it?' Think it's impossible not to recognize your dream job? It happens much more frequently than you might think. Ever seen a romantic comedy where the heroine suddenly realizes that a guy she's know... More
One issue that faces recruiters, candidates, and employers alike is the proliferation of DWI’s (driving while intoxicated) and DUI (driving under the influence) among job applicants. In many cases a DWI or DUI can end an employment opportunity or job interview right from the start... More
Let’s face it – sometimes a job search can be a tiring and depressing process! It’s one of the most challenging things we do as professionals, so it makes a lot of sense to invest in your career through gaining knowledge about how to do a “job search right”. So, wh... More
Unless you've been living in a cave for the past ten years, you know the internet is a great tool to leverage when searching for a job. What even non-cave dewellers want to know, however, is how to use the internet to stand out from the crowd of millions of others doing the same thing. ... More
Important facts you must know when you get the offer…Your start date, official job title and associated responsibilities, your salary, overtime and total compensation, Bonus structure, Vacation policy, Life, medical and dental insurance coverage, Pension ... More
Ask for the job. If you want the job, tell the interviewer. Let there be not doubt in the interviewer’s mind that you want the position. Express appreciation for the opportunity to interview (see sample on the following p... More
Express passion for the business Consider telling a story of how you first became interested in this type of work Talk about what you enjoy doing and draw a connection to this specific job. Do not repeat y... More
We've all been there before. You're in a job interview and the hiring official asks the dreaded "What is your biggest weakness" question. As you reach down to pick your stomach off the floor, you fumble through some answer about how you were maybe you were too hard on yourself at your l... More
Do not let the interview turn into an interrogation. Keep the interview on a conversational level. Start by thanking the interviewer for giving you the opportunity to see them. Begin by asking good questions like: How long have you been with the company? What fir... More
Dress for success. The best rule of thumb is to dress for a position just above the job you are applying for. Be on time. Although it is important to be on time, do not arrive more then 10 minutes before the scheduled interview. ... More
I recently saw an interview on Larry King with Oprah Winfrey. I rarely watch Larry, and almost never watch Oprah. But I do know she is one of the most successful women in America, so I took a minute to watch (and “listen”). It was near the end of the interview that Larry ask... More
Very Important! Full disclosure on all aspects of your personal and employment history - U-4 and U-5 issues, bankruptcy, open or closed lawsuits, fired for cause (if you were terminated for low production you will have fired for cause on your record), DWI, DUI, arrest record, etc. Many ... More
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