Although your CV does not say everything about you, it does give the first impression to employers about you. Although it’s a clichés, it still holds very true that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Here are some great tips for making sure that you give yourself the very…
Robert A. Hall is an actor. He plays the coroner on CSI if you watch that show. He also is a Marine Vietnam War veteran, but does not mention that he had his legs blown off in that war. This should be required reading for every man, woman and child in the United States of…
Over 80 per cent of recruiters expect their agencies’ revenues to increase in 2013 .Forty-five per cent of recruiters claimed their organisations met their revenue goals in 2012, while 30 per cent claimed they’d exceeded them – interestingly 34 per cent of firms whose employees used cloud recruitment technology exceeded their 2012 revenue goals. Out…
1. Be True To You You are better qualified to be you than anyone else. Stamp out networking advice that demands you behave in ways that drain you. Harness natural abilities as networking strengths rather than liabilities. Like to listen, not talk? Do it. Energize alone? Go for it. Prefer one-on-one conversation? Arrange it. 2.…
For all those leaving the forces, it’s important that you don’t undervalue the skills that you’ve developed during your time in the military. If you highlight them properly, employers will recognise what a wonderful asset you’re going to be for their business. If you undersell yourself though, they may decide that one of your competitors…