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Applying for Jobs
Job Interview/Behavioral

Job-hopping: How It Affects Your Career Success

Is job-hopping and career success related to each other? What is the effect of one on the other? How long is too long for staying in a company? I must admit, the resumes that pass by my desk makes me conclude that job-hopping is far too common. Job hoppers do it for various reasons. More...
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CV advice

How to apply for a job online

In an increasingly online marketplace, applying for jobs often means sending your CV and cover letter electronically. Some companies have online application forms right on their Websites. Here, you can choose the job you wish to apply for, plug your work experience, skills, and education into online fields, then submit this information with a single...
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Waitlist

Five keys to unlock the waitlist lock

Being wait-listed is tough, and you need the right set of keys to open the door to your dream program. The truth is that even with these keys, it’s still not guaranteed that the lock will work. But this keychain has the critical pieces of metal you’ll need to turn that lock. First, a word...
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Job Interview/Behavioral

How to stand out from the crowd when applying for a job

Recruiters generally receive dozens, if not hundreds of applications for every role they advertise which means that it’s crucial you find a way to make yourself stand out from the crowd in both the application and interview process. Here’s how to do it. Few people actually apply for jobs well, so a good way to...
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applying for jobs

Top ten tips to get the job you want

Getting the job you want can be a tricky prospect. Discovering exactly what you want out of a career is daunting enough, but landing the job of your dreams can seem impossible. With the help of the below tips, carving out your dream career is easier than you think. Start implementing these today and reap...
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Authentic Leadership ….The Six Distinctions of Highly Successful Women

Over the past decade I have had the privilege of working with thousands of women all over the world in seminars, workshops and through coaching. I noticed common themes coming though and in 2003 we run out first survey called Women Leaders Speak Out. This level of exposure to highly successful women meant that we...
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10 Ways to Use Twitter in Your Job Search

Nisa Chitakasem, co-Founder of career consulting company www.positionignition.com, shares ten top tips for using Twitter effectively in your job search, taken from their latest eBook 125 Twitter Job Search Tips… When you first sign up to Twitter, you’re guided through the initial stages by a short tutorial. It prompts you to follow a few ‘Twitter...
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Interview Questions and Answers – Part 4

In my last post I introduced you to the third of the 4 types of questions you could expect to be asked during an interview situation ‘Assessing Your Attitude’ Trap Questions Not all employers use questions like these but remember that any question can be a trap question if you aren’t prepared. Honesty is your...
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Interview Questions and Answers – Part 3

In my last post I introduced you to the second of the 4 types of questions you could expect to be asked during an interview situation ‘Request for Information’ Assessing Your Attitude Attitude is hugely important. You need to highlight your strengths, but avoid boasting. So don’t just say you have good customer service skills...
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Want to Get Your Foot in the Door? Volunteer as an Intern

If you’re going to school for a four-year degree in public administration, securing an internship is a great way to get your foot in the door for a future career. Internships teach you real-world skills that you will never learn in school. Having an internship or two on your resume will look incredibly attractive when...
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