When you get a job offer the first thing that you will naturally look at is how much money you will earn. While that is certainly important, as everyone needs money to survive, there are a number of other factors that you should consider before you take any new job position. Here are some things…
Between lengthy to-do lists and endless staff meetings, proper etiquette probably isn’t most employees’ top priority. But good manners can help build relationships and avoid conflict—both of which make the workday more enjoyable. Here are a few tips: Be kind to others’ noses. From perfume you can smell 10 desks away to a tuna sandwich…
Starting a new job is a wonderful opportunity for you to display your talents and begin your climb up the ladder of success. However, there are some things that you should avoid like the plague when you start your new job and many of the points are obvious, but often overlooked. Here are some big…
At the end of every job interview is the same question, “Do you have any questions for me?” We all know the answer should be, “yes,” but many job seekers don’t know what those questions should be. Here are a few ideas to get the conversation flowing. “What made others successful/unsuccessful in this position?” These…
The most important tool you can carry in your job finding tool box is a well written resume. The problem is that with so many people now looking for work a well written resume is a dime a dozen. However, it is possible for you to stand out from the crowd by jazzing up your…
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