Archive for June 2010

1. Know Where You’re Going Not figuratively such as “Know where you’re going in life.” Literally – know where your interview is. This may sound silly but you need to take into account all of the things that could happen the morning of your interview; traffic, finding a parking spot, finding the suite the company’s…

Last week we discussed sitting back and listening during an interview rather than talking about yourself until you’re blue in the face. This week we’re going to talk about researching the company you’re interviewing with prior to your interview. Know company issues. Do all the research you can on the company and industry issues. Becoming…

You’ve got drive, determination, you’re competitive, and you apply those attributes to all you do – that’s what has made you so successful. When it comes to your job search sometimes it’s just best to take a step back and listen. Guerilla Warfare Whew. 40 resumes sent out in one day. The text book “To…

You’re continuously searching and realize no companies are hiring positions in your field.  Consider applying for jobs beneath or outside of your experience level. Getting a job a step down from your experience level is still an improvement in your situation.  Maybe the job is slightly closer to home, maybe it has great benefits –…