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  • by Anne Jabusch - November 1, 2010
    With the holidays right around the corner, many companies are starting to advertisefor additional workers to help them get through the rush. If you are unemployed,work part-time or just need some extra cash, this is a great time to find seasonalwork.Even if the seasonal position doesn’t align with your skill set or background, it isstill a good opportunity to fill any employment gaps on your resume. You alsonever know who y...
  • by Anne Jabusch - July 14, 2010
    It's very easy to get distracted by the sun, hot weather and seemly endless summer events. Smart job seekers know that finding employment is a full-time job, and while you can give yourself a "mini-vacation" for a day or two, you need to remain dedicated. Here are a few tips to keep your search strong in the summer months:Network, network, network: You don't have to be at an organized networking event to meet new people. Ta...
  • by Anne Jabusch - June 18, 2010
    Using an objective statement on your resume is a highly controversial topic in the human resource industry. Many HR professionals argue that objective statements are never well written and tend to be very self-serving.For example, my first resume objective statement was "to obtain a position where I can utilize my experience and grow with a stable company." With this objective, a hiring manager would not know anything about...
  • by Anne Jabusch - April 21, 2010
    The grass is green, the birds are chirping and your new job is just around the corner. Now is the time to give your job hunt the same treatment that you give your home.Reorganize Your PrioritiesJust as you might reorganize your closet, do the same with your priorities. Evaluate how much time you are spending on your job hunt. Establish a daily routine to have a sense of normalcy. Remember that looking for a new career is a...
  • by Anne Jabusch - March 23, 2010
    Let’s face it- many of us feel awkward when it comes to networking. Walking into a crowded room alone can be an intimidating feeling for job seekers. By following these rules, networking can be as easy as the ABC’s- at least A-B-C-D-E-F!A: Appropriate AttireMake sure you are dressed for success. First impressions count, so put your best foot forward. Make sure you wear a current, clean and pressed outfit with no holes or st...
  • by Anne Jabusch - February 16, 2010
    You've found yourself unemployed. With the recession and advances in technology, a lot has changed in the job market, and you might be feeling overwhelmed. The following tips can help you with what comes next.• Use your 40 hours a week: In the past, you may have laughed off the thought that looking for a job is really full-time work. Think again. Use at least 40 hours a week in your job search. Set up a daily routine; get u...
  • by Anne Jabusch - January 25, 2010
    In this fiercely competitive job market, references can make or break you as a job candidate. It has been said that there is one job for every six people on the job hunt. So what can you do to make sure you stand out from the competition? Sometimes the answer is what other people have to say about you: your references. The following tips can help you with selecting the best references for your resume.• Pick relevant people:...