6 Great Resume Resources
Career Alley
DECEMBER 13, 2017
every hiring manager is different and may have different preferences in terms of resume formats and their review process. Resumes Careers
Career Alley
DECEMBER 13, 2017
every hiring manager is different and may have different preferences in terms of resume formats and their review process. Resumes Careers
Career Alley
JANUARY 13, 2019
The best way to focus is to select search resource types that match you industry. Read on to find a wealth of resources and links for your job search. Find your Dream Job Company Career Sites Job Search Recruiters
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Career Alley
OCTOBER 6, 2019
It’s difficult to say which are the “best” job search resources and books for any given topic. Career Advice Cover letters Job Resources Resumes Smart Job SearchThere are so many categories and so many […].
Career Alley
MARCH 16, 2015
Luckily, tons of resources (free as well as paid) are available on the internet to help you with this. Resume to Referral – This site offers great resources to help you create the best resume. When I’m hiring for a position I like to read candidates’ resumes from the back page forward (assuming a chronological resume format). This allow me to get a feel for their education and progressive work experience.
Career Alley
AUGUST 17, 2015
It’s difficult to say which are the “best” job search resources for any given topic. Career advice Job Resources Smart Job SearchThere are so many categories and so many sites. Much of what makes a site one of the “best” is personal choice, need, content and popularity. Who knows, the best sites might yet still be undiscovered by the masses. Today’s […].
Sklover Working Wisdom
SEPTEMBER 11, 2013
Every now and then we come upon outstanding resources for those of us who appreciate the wisdom and necessity of taking an active role in “Standing Up for Yourself at Work™.”. Benefits, Pensions and Perq''s Monthly Newsletter Library Pensions and Retirement Recommended Resources Five Helpful Social Security Sites.
Career Alley
JANUARY 1, 2020
When it comes to your reputation or social profile, there is an old saying that still holds true – “Never do anything that you wouldn’t […]. Discover Career Opportunities Networks online reputation Social Networking
Career Alley
MARCH 30, 2016
While executive recruiters should be a key part of our job search, remember to leverage other job search resources as well. Many executive recruiters prefer to find candidates that are not currently job hunting, so keeping your professional network and social media up to date are key. Career advice Executive Search
Career Alley
APRIL 22, 2016
Multiple resumes are the way to go. Resumes
Career Alley
MARCH 28, 2019
Discover Career Opportunities Human ResourcesToday’s workforce focuses on learning new things each and every day as they aspire to grow. Today's managers are working on ways to create different opportunities aimed at promoting and engaging their teams.
Career Alley
JUNE 9, 2014
Spin Strategy provides a number of resources for job seekers. “I know that I am intelligent, because I know that I know nothing.” – Socrates. You know what they say – “If a job is worth doing, it’s worth doing well” The same is true with job search. We all think we know how to look for a job (and that is true to a certain extent), but more important is “knowing what you don’t know” about job search. So what exactly is intelligent job search
Ms. Career Girl
APRIL 23, 2020
Here are a few tips and resources for staying motivated and making it through this tough time: Get a Mentor. While many are applying for SBA disaster loans and small business grants like those available by Facebook and Nav, many are not taking full advantage of all of the free resources and assistance available. Also, take advantage of the many free COVID-19 resources available online designed to help you reorganize and solidify your small business plans.
Career Alley
OCTOBER 27, 2013
It’s difficult to say which are the “best” job search resources for any given topic. Resources and tips for doing research on both private and public companies. Salary and Compensation Resources. 5 Resources for Finding the Right College Internship. Career advice Careers Job Resources Job Search Jobs Self Improvement Smart Job Search There are so many categories and so many sites.
Career Alley
OCTOBER 12, 2016
interviewing is not just talking about yourself, it's asking the right questions, giving the right answers and expressing yourself in the right way. Interviews Interview Tips Job Search Toolkit
Career Alley
JUNE 20, 2014
So, if there are fewer senior jobs it stands to reason that there are fewer resources available to executives. Today’s post focuses on job search resources for executives. Executive Job Search Resources – Yes, Executives have to eat too and they also need to tap into job search resources. Several great job search resources are listed below. “ Dream more than others think practical…Expect more than others think possible.
Career Alley
JANUARY 16, 2015
There are four basic categories of job search resources – Recruiters, Job Search Sites, Social Networks and Company Career Sites. You should be allocating your the time you spend on job search across these resource types. But rather than just finding whatever comes up when you do an Internet search, you will have a more efficient search if you focus on a few select resources (you can expand your list as you go).
Sklover Working Wisdom
SEPTEMBER 13, 2011
Every now and then we come upon an outstanding resource for those of us who appreciate the wisdom and necessity of taking an active role in “Standing Up for Yourself at Work™.”. Recommended ResourcesToday we recommend to all of our subscribers and visitors who one day would like to retire a very valuable blogsite: www.retirementrevised.com written by journalist and author Mark Miller.
Career Alley
SEPTEMBER 23, 2016
Thank you letters are another important part of your Marketing Toolkit. The main purpose (besides the obvious thanks) is to ensure that the interviewer knows that, not only are you are a good match for the job, but that you heard everything that was discussed during the interview. Thank You Letters
Evil HR Lady
JANUARY 3, 2020
Employee resource groups (ERGs) bring people together to foster inclusivity and communication in the workplace. To keep reading, click here: How Employee Resource Groups Help Workers Flourish. The post How Employee Resource Groups Help Workers Flourish appeared first on Evil HR Lady. People are naturally gravitate to those who are similar to them — with similar tastes, styles and problems.
Career Alley
DECEMBER 7, 2016
Your first job marks the beginning of your 10,000 day career (do the math) and, while you are probably just hoping you get a job, you should prepare for the long haul (working that is, not job search) and try to pick a job that suites you best. Finding a job right out of school is difficult these days. College Grads Entry level jobs Resumes
Evil HR Lady
FEBRUARY 5, 2020
There’s a big belief that the Human Resources department is an internal customer service department. She disagrees and wisely clears up the misconception: To keep reading, click here: Human Resources Is Not A Customer Service Department. The post Human Resources Is Not A Customer Service Department appeared first on Evil HR Lady. Everybody hates HR. Employees hate HR because they always seem to take the management side.
Workology
JULY 15, 2015
Human resources is probably the best kept secret at your company. What human resources is really depends on what your organization makes of it. So What is Human Resources? Human resources is often divided into two categories. Commonly you will find one or both types of human resources within your organization. They might serve as the human resources point of contact for a combination of your retail stores, distribution plant and a call center.
Sklover Working Wisdom
JUNE 24, 2011
Every now and then we come upon an outstanding resource for those of us who appreciate the wisdom and necessity of taking an active role in “Standing Up for Yourself at Work™.”. Recommended ResourcesToday we recommend to all of our younger subscribers and visitors, and especially brand new graduates, a recent valuable post on blogsite www.bestcollegesonline.com/blog entitled “40 Best Career Counselor Blogs for the Brand New Graduate.”.
Career Alley
NOVEMBER 16, 2016
So how much are you worth? If you're lucky, more that you are being paid now. Whatever that number is, you should have a reasonable idea of the job market and how much you can command for compensation (within a range). Career advice How Much are You Worth Salary Salary Guides
Career Alley
JULY 25, 2019
If you want to build a career in digital marketing, it’s crucial to increase your knowledge and skills. Launch your Career Launch Your Career
Sklover Working Wisdom
OCTOBER 2, 2010
Blog » Recommended Resources. Recommended Resources. Published on October 3rd, 2010 by Alan Sklover Every now and then we come upon outstanding resources for those of us who appreciate the wisdom and necessity of taking an active role in “Standing Up for Yourself at Work™.” Resource Center – Articles and Videos 2. Legal Counsel - Guidance/Representation Stand Up For Yourself at Work – Resource Center Intro to Sklover Working Wisdom A.
Career Alley
JUNE 15, 2016
four years of college may not be enough to land the job of your choice. Graduation does guarantee a job. On the contrary, your college diploma just means you are now qualified to look for a job. But why wait until you graduate. College Grads College Job Search Internships Interviews Networking Resumes
Evil HR Lady
APRIL 1, 2020
To keep reading, click here: 5 Ways to Manage a Human Resources Crisis During COVID-19. The post 5 Ways to Manage a Human Resources Crisis During COVID-19 appeared first on Evil HR Lady. Your employees are not okay. In this COVID-19 world, this is a fact for every single one of your employees. They may act like they are okay. They may say they are okay, but they are not okay. Most aren’t pretending. This is just hard. Every one of them faces uncertainty.
Career Alley
AUGUST 27, 2014
From career goals to an occupation profile, there is lots of great advice and links to resources to get you started. Where to find Help – Job hunting can be an overwhelming task, especially if you’ve lost your job and don’t yet have the resources you will need to get you started. “ Fortune favors the prepared mind.
Workology
JANUARY 29, 2015
I absolutely love Human Resources. But, Chuck Blakeman is leading the charge to ban the term Human Resources and includes it in a list that “should be as off-limits as any racial slur…” Blakeman says, “…And the most subtle and insidious of all, ‘human resources’, which reduces people to the level of a chair, computer, forklift, or other business resources. Human Resources Meaning requires perspective. Human Resources realigned. HR change human resource
Sklover Working Wisdom
FEBRUARY 26, 2019
What’s the difference between Human Resources (“HR”) and Employee Relations (“ER”)? If you ask Human Resources or Employee Relations representatives, ”What is Employee Relations?” The answer given to nearly all of my clients has been “The difference between the two is that Human Resources is like an “umbrella” department that works with employees in a variety of ways, and Employee Relations is one “rib” of the umbrella.
Ms. Career Girl
JULY 18, 2016
The post The Latest Resource For Supercharging Your Resume appeared first on Ms. So it’s probably of interest to you to know that Microsoft has partnered with design company MOO and career expert Maxie McCoy to create a package of resources that will help your resume, and you, stand out to potential recruiters and employers. There’s also other resources, inspiration, and advice that’s been artfully assembled.
Career Alley
JANUARY 2, 2014
One of the fastest developing fields in business right now is human resource management. What It Takes To Work In Human Resource Management. As the popularity of human resource management continues to grow, it now takes a lot more to enter into the field than it did a decade or two ago. Most companies require employees working in human resource management to have a bachelor’s degree in human resources or in at least a business-related program of studies.
Careers Done Write
DECEMBER 21, 2011
Have you considered a career as a human resource manager? Human resource managers oversee activities involving the selection, training, and retention of qualified employees. It was reported in May 2011 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics that the top 10% of human resource managers earn $166,000+. The outlook for human resource managers is good according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For more detailed information on this career, check out these resources.
Career Alley
AUGUST 15, 2014
“ By working faithfully eight hours a day you may eventually get to be a boss and work twelve hours a day. ” – Robert Frost You are somewhere in your (hopefully) four year college career and, if you’ve not already figured this out, the experience is likely to be different than you envisioned when you began.
Career Alley
JANUARY 21, 2015
One of the best job search resources on the Internet, the Riley Guide directories of recruiters is like a list of lists. Clicking on a city leads to a list of recruiters where you can click on their website link to find out more about the firms, how to apply for jobs and additional resources. A former coworker called me a few months ago (having tracked me down after 20+ years) and wanted to meet for lunch to catchup.
Career Alley
DECEMBER 16, 2014
But having all of your resources in place with the best resume and the most amazing job experience will not help if you are not focused in your search. Some salary resources: Salary.com -. Getting the basic requirements for your job search in place can be overwhelming. Writing your resume, cover letters, working your network, creating your job search plan, company research. Need I go on?
Evil HR Lady
FEBRUARY 18, 2020
This became more difficult with the digital transformation of Human Resources. To keep reading, click here: What’s Next in Human Resources Data Privacy and Compliance. The post What’s Next in Human Resources Data Privacy and Compliance appeared first on Evil HR Lady. Data privacy is something we pretend to worry about while discussing it on Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr, where we share every detail of our personal lives and take pictures of all our food.
Career Alley
DECEMBER 3, 2014
With the vast number of job search resources available on the Internet, it’s very easy to lose focus and spend all of your time using one type of resource. Number and Quality of Opportunities – Functionality and niche will not matter if the job search sites you pick have a sparse list of resources or those resources are stale. So many Job Search Boards, so little time.
Workology
NOVEMBER 13, 2014
HR human resources legacy thinking Legacy, have you ever thought about that word? It means a couple of different things. There are two definitions that are relevant to my meaning in this post. The first is a noun and it is anything handed down from the past, as from an ancestor or predecessor. The second meaning is an adjective and that is of or pertaining to old or outdated computer hardware, software, or data that, while still functional, does not work well with up-to-date systems.
Career Alley
JUNE 17, 2015
A coworker of mine is a “starving” musician. He is constantly looking to be “discovered” While he gets gigs now and then, the likelihood of being discovered in a restaurant while performing is very low. While talent is important, no leads means no auditions. And, like with everything worth doing in life, it’s all about who you know.
Workology
OCTOBER 13, 2016
That is, what will human resources be like when robots are a ubiquitous part of the workplace, or when the robots are people too? Not a transition from human resources to robot resources, exactly, but a transition to workforce resources. We write about robots in the workplace so much at B4J that I’m running out of stock photos of robots. I may have to commission some original work in order to bridge this robot photo gap.
Career Alley
JUNE 17, 2015
A coworker of mine is a “starving” musician. He is constantly looking to be “discovered” While he gets gigs now and then, the likelihood of being discovered in a restaurant while performing is very low. While talent is important, no leads means no auditions. And, like with everything worth doing in life, it’s all about […]. Career advice Careers Executive Recruiters Executive Search Headhunters Recruiters
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