Are you overlooking common resume blunders on your resume? I review job seeker resumes on a daily basis and I find the same three mistakes being repeated by countless job seekers. Below I’ve listed them so you can take a good look at your own resume and make some adjustments. 1. Using an objective statement. …
Continue reading “Resume Expert Reveals 3 Repeated Blunders”
In a perfect world, you love your job and your boss. But oftentimes, it’s one or the other. If you enjoy your position at a company but can’t say the same about your supervisor, there are ways to manage your manager short of quitting. “You have to determine if it’s an isolated situation or if …
“Which kitchen utensil would you be?” “How would you direct someone on how to cook an omelet?” “Have you ever stolen a pen from work?” Job interviews are tough no matter what questions the interviewer asks, but interview questions like these can certainly throw job seekers into a loop. In this case, these wacky questions …
Continue reading “How To Answer 4 Outrageous Job Interview Questions”
If a new job is in the offing for you, at some point before nailing down the position, you’ll be involved in some form of negotiation, e.g., salary, number of vacation days, starting date, etc. Since most of us are not regularly engaged in negotiations of any kind, you might want to take some pointers …
Not all jobs are created equal, which is why you shouldn’t feel obligated to accept every offer that comes your way. If taking the job means the difference between living on the street and keeping your house, that’s one thing, but if your situation enables you to be picky, career advisors say to do so. …
Kids have it easy. If something doesn’t look right, smell right, or seem right, kids don’t hesitate to state the obvious. They don’t worry about hurting someone’s feelings. They just say it. I’ll never forget the time I was playing with my six-month-old daughter when a boy asked me when my other baby was going …
