Is there a right way to conduct a job search? Each job seeker is different, but many skip a very important step: identifying a right fit job. Shakespeare said, “To thine own self be true.” [Read more…] about How to find the perfect job
How to negotiate a relocation
Are you thinking about relocating for a job? It isn’t always easy, and you might assume you’ll have to pay for your own relocation expenses. In fact, many companies will assist new employees with relocation packages. If you’re flexible and do your research, it’s possible to tap into job markets outside of your area. [Read more…] about How to negotiate a relocation
Top to-do’s for job seekers applying online
Statistics show 50% of mid-sized companies and almost all large corporations use an applicant tracking system (ATS) to screen candidates for job opportunities. There are a variety of reasons recruiters and hiring managers adopt this type of technology. [Read more…] about Top to-do’s for job seekers applying online
Painless ways to control your online reputation
Many job-seekers underestimate how important it is to have an online presence—a digital footprint to help convince potential hiring managers that they are right for the job. Yesterday’s post about Jobvite’s recent survey should convince you: there is no question a person’s online reputation makes a big difference for job-search success. [Read more…] about Painless ways to control your online reputation
Is social networking important for job seekers? Jobvite’s survey says yes
It’s important for job seekers to understand how job search — including how employers source and hire candidates — has changed and continues to change. Jobvite‘s Social Recruiting Survey for 2012 polled more than 1,000 human resources and recruitment professionals and asked about their intentions regarding social recruiting activities. [Read more…] about Is social networking important for job seekers? Jobvite’s survey says yes