Top 10 “Inconvenient Truths” for Job Seekers Who Use LinkedIn and Social Media
By Andy O’Hearn I was given a great gift these past 10 days. I was invited to present answers to the toughest LinkedIn questions posed by more than 75 PSGCNJ […]
By Arlene O’Reilly While job seekers agree it is vital to connect emotionally with an interviewer, it can be tough finding common ground. A MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) provided […]
By Fran Sullivan You just sat to begin an interview, and the first question is the dreaded, “Tell me about yourself.” Yikes! Where do you start? Does the interviewer want […]
By Rita Williams Those in transition to a new job often use examples from the past. Our interview strategies center on past achievements and our resumes display past positions. At […]
By Rita Williams You secured an interview with one of your targeted companies. You came prepared with Challenge Action Result (CAR) stories: examples of how, at different jobs, you increased […]
By Barbara Perone If you are over 55, want to find work, and qualify, you may be eligible to join an American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) employment training/placement program, […]
By Arlene O’Reilly No matter what age we are, whether we are working on not, we all dread this particular interview question. Many of us feel stumped by it and […]
By Barbara Perone If you have been unemployed for a while, you know how this question can make you cringe whether you hear it from family, friends, acquaintances, or former […]
By Barbara Perone If an interviewer or hiring manager makes this request during a job interview, first, relax then take a minute or two to tell the person a few […]
By Barbara Perone You have to go online to access the state income tax form you need to report your unemployment benefits for 2013 because you won’t be receiving it […]
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