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Listening: The Key to Landing the Perfect Position

When you’re an executive-level professional and find yourself on the job hunt, you don’t have time for missed opportunities. It takes a well-defined combination of qualities and processes with a proven, positive track record of success to stay competitive in … Continue reading

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The Importance of Making an Informed Decision in Your Job Search

After several months on the job search, it comes as a huge relief to be offered a position in your respected industry. As easy as it is to get ahead of yourself in the acceptance process, it’s important to take … Continue reading

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The Game of Interview Telephone

Being a people person is a great quality—it can take you above and beyond in the professional workplace. However, what happens if you aren’t particularly good on the phone? In today’s job market most pre-screening takes place over the phone, … Continue reading

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The Life of a Recruiter

“Can you help find me a job?” If you are a recruiter, this is a question that you’ve been asked a hundred times or so. With the current state of the job market, job seekers are looking to all outlets … Continue reading

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What Finance and Accounting Recruiters Really Look For

No matter your industry, there will always be competition in the job market. Knowing what will make you stand out from the crowd is what makes the difference between getting the interview or not, getting offered that promotion or getting … Continue reading

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Reinvent Your Company with Recruiters

It’s no secret that the current state of the American, and global economy, has companies in a tailspin. Unemployment is still high, industries are in a fragile state and it’s hard for many to feel any sense of security. A … Continue reading

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In The Trenches: “Older” Versus “Younger” in the Global Recession

The job market is a cut-throat place these days, but is it extra difficult for older workers? The consensus seems to be “yes”. The questions that arise may include: are they less qualified? Less hardworking? Or is it that younger … Continue reading

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Increasing Your Worth in the Workplace

Are you interested in making a larger salary? Before you ask your boss for a raise, you may want to review your current workplace activity to ensure you are performing at your best. The better your value in the workplace, … Continue reading

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First Days and First Impressions

The interviewing process and landing a job are no small feats. But once you land the position, that’s when the real work begins. Trying to establish a good reputation and trust at the beginning of a new job is an … Continue reading

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Fact or Fiction—Nobody Hires During the Holidays

Every year when the seasons begin to change and the holidays fast approach, job seekers and career advisors find themselves discussing the often repeated topic: “are companies hiring during the holidays?” In our experience, this claim is nothing more than … Continue reading

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