Submitted by Linda Cooper on Thu, 12/05/2013 - 17:50
So you have just hung up from the call you have been waiting for, an employer wants you to come in for an interview. At this point, many job seekers will make sure they have their best suit ready, a clean copy of their resume, and list of references ready to give when asked. They may Google the route to the interview, or drive a dry run to the place, to familiarize themselves with the landmarks ahead of time. These are all great things to have prepared for the interview, but are you prepared to be interviewed?
Submitted by Linda Cooper on Mon, 11/25/2013 - 00:19
One of the most frequent questions I hear from job seekers is, "Does the hidden job market really exist?" The fact is, in some way, all jobs can be found, just not on job boards or job search engines. This article is going to highlight a few of the ways you can find these jobs.
Submitted by Career Services on Fri, 11/22/2013 - 16:47
The title of this article comes from the fortune cookie from my lunch today. I thought it was very ironic, as I work with people to help them with their career transitions, that this would be my "fortune" today.
Submitted by Career Services on Thu, 11/21/2013 - 23:08
A friend posted a misrepresented job lead on Facebook about a railroad job, and after looking up the information (because I absolutely hate it when false leads are presented as fact), I found that the facts were slightly off, but there was indeed openings in the rail industry. Many of the jobs that are open do not need more than a high school diploma or GED. Jobs in the rail industry pay very well, in some cases, you may be able to work close to where you already live and will not have to travel.
