Share and Help your Friends With Their Job Search! Let’s face it. Americans are obsessed with youth. All things being equal, most hiring managers tend to choose a younger person instead someone over fifty. There are many fields, like advertising and fashion that target younger buyers, where employers assume
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Share and Help your Friends With Their Job Search! You don’t have to be a “professional” to to take advantage of LinkedIn, the “World’s Largest Professional Network.” Even if you work as a night stocker, mail clerk, front desk coordinator, housekeeper or any one of the thousands of jobs that are ordinarily not considered professional, you can… Read More »
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Share and Help your Friends With Their Job Search! Holiday jobs are great opportunities for job seekers to bring earn some extra income and relieve financial pressure while looking for a full time job. It’s also a good way to add some additional experience to your resume and make some connections at a company that could lead… Read More »
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If you’re receiving little or no response to your resume and cover letter, then it’s time to take stock of how you’re conducting your current job search. Here are five of the most common reasons job applicants are not called in for an interview.
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Before you even think about conducting an online job search, take the time to make your social networking accounts stand out in a positive and professional way. Remove any compromising posts, pictures, and content. Update them with a fresh statement of who you are and what career expertise you have. Upload a new headshot photo. Most recruiters will be looking at your profiles, so make them count.
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The good news for today’s job seekers who are introverts is that most of the job hunting and applications are completed online. Think about how you wish to brand yourself on social media sites like Linkedin. Professional organizations often have job boards on their websites that allow job seekers the chance not only to search job postings, but also to upload a profile, resume, or other employment documents.
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MyJobHelper.com is technically called a “job aggregator.” It collects millions of jobs from tens of thousands of sources, and puts them all in one place where job seekers can search for any job they want, any where they want to work.
Think of In as a very specialized search engine, focused on job postings.
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At some point in time, the smart job seeker realizes that the most effective way to find a new job is to use a job hunting website. It’s because finding a job any other way is too time consuming and frustrating for the average person. Besides, no one uses newspaper advertisements or “Help Wanted’ signs to find employees nowadays—nearly every company turns to the Internet to find the best talent. Job search websites are here to stay.
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