You can have everything – you just need to know how to ask for what you want. As an experienced executive who has successfully worked your way up, you’re not afraid of hard work or long hours. But if you’re always responding to emails at 10 pm and haven’t taken a holiday without your laptop…
Your phone is a source of answers and information on everything from the name of the actor in that one film to tomorrow’s weather to the latest news in the world and among your friends. And as you may have discovered, it’s also a useful tool for job hunting. In fact, almost every job seeker…
Do you want a bigger paycheck? Of course, you do. There’s nothing wrong with wanting a job where you can earn money – lots of money. In fact, 63% of workers said compensation was “very important” to their overall job satisfaction, according to a survey by the Society for Human Resource Management. Unfortunately, the minimum…
Rejections of applications that produce nothing but deafening silence, waiting (and waiting) for callbacks after interviews. when it comes to job hunting, there are many things that can spoil your mood. While you can curl up with Netflix and a cup of Ben & Jerry’s, sooner or later you have to pick yourself up and…
Planning a career change can mean the difference between success and failure. Finding a job that fulfills you is the ultimate goal, but you need to do the work to figure out where you want to go. With a clear action plan, you can determine whether you need a simple change of scenery or a…
When deciding if a new job is right for you, it’s important to look at more than just the salary. While salary is important, it doesn’t always equate to happiness. Here are eight things to consider when weighing the pros and cons of a new job. 1.Benefits Remember that your base salary is only part…
As the number of applications per job increases, employers usually spend a few seconds at most reviewing your CV. Therefore, it is important that you match your qualifications to the job to show that you have the required skills. So once you have found a job that you think suits you, the next step is…
Walking. Algebra. Wakeboarding. It’s hard to do anything for the first time, but searching for your first full-time job could very well top the list of the scariest, most confusing, and most daunting endeavors you’ll face. You’ll be applying for jobs that will undoubtedly impact the trajectory of your career, interviewing with strangers in positions…
Now that you’ve graduated from university, passed all the exams, written every test, and received a diploma, it’s time to actually enter the adult world and find a real job. You’ve been thinking about what to do after graduation and now the moment has come. The thing is, it’s not as easy as it seemed…
You may encounter some challenges when looking for a job. However, there are several ways to optimize your job search and succeed. In this article, we discuss why job searching can be so difficult and how you can overcome these obstacles. Why is it so hard to find a job? Here are some reasons why…
