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- Weight Discrimination – Is it worse for women?
- What’s 2011 Going to Bring?
- Experts Predict Slow Growth but Competitive Recruiting in 2011
- Minority contributions to the U.S. Army
- Does Your Background Make You Unique?
- 3 Bold and Creative Resume Strategies to Implement in the New Year
- Do You Shop for Jobs Like You Shop for the Holidays?
- How to Grab An Employer’s Attention in 20 Seconds
- The Perfect Objective Statement for That Entry-Level Job
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| Posted: John Smith began 2010 with the hope that hiring would ramp up slowly over the year and that he would be able to re-establish his crackerjack sourcing team that was eliminated in 2009. He believed that sourcing passive candidates off the Internet would provide enough candidates, with very little need for job postings or agency involvement. Instead, he found that hiring in some niche areas ... |
| Experts Predict Slow Growth but Competitive Recruiting in 2011 Posted: Slow growth, hesitancy, and nervousness will continue into 2011, but the competition for employees will continue to be vigorous for many positions. That's the upshot of what a panel of recruiting leaders, consultants, and professors are saying. Their detailed advice for corporate recruiting leaders is in the December 2010 / January 2011 Journal of Corporate Recruiting Leadership. For now, ... |
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| Does Your Background Make You Unique? Posted: When I was in college, one of my classes featured a section on the family dynamics of different ethnicities found throughout the U.S. Having grown up in an area full of socioeconomic and racial diversity, I found the textbook discussions of how certain types of families operated stereotypical and of little value. My professor had sensed my annoyance with the topic; and after class one day, she ... |
| 3 Bold and Creative Resume Strategies to Implement in the New Year Posted: If you've been in a job search for any amount of time you know that it's all about a competitive edge and getting your resume noticed. So to help you kick-start your job search in the New Year I'm going to share three strategies that we employ as expert resume writers that command the employer's attention and how you can utilize these exclusive methods to start getting your resume noticed ... |
| Do You Shop for Jobs Like You Shop for the Holidays? Posted: Every year, I'm amazed by all the people who wait until a day or two before the holidays to begin their shopping. While this approach would turn me into a nervous stressball, those who do it see no reason not to. After all, they know that stores will be open as late as possible leading up to the holidays—so why not procrastinate? I often see people take this same approach when it comes to ... |
| How to Grab An Employer’s Attention in 20 Seconds Posted: I review a lot of resumes, and they often land in my mailbox with the exact same titles: resume.doc or resume.pdf. Can you say boring? Try these alternatives to stand out as an interesting candidate: 1. Your Name Resume.doc—This minimum level of personalization ensures that your resume will remain attached to your application. 2. Your Name Resume December 2010.doc—While this is also ... |
| The Perfect Objective Statement for That Entry-Level Job Posted: This week a recent college graduate sent me her resume, along with this question: "How can I update my objective statement to fit this specific job?" While I appreciated her recognizing the need to customize her resume for each specific application, the best way to update an objective statement is to delete it altogether. Even if you're looking for entry-level work, the very fact that you're ... |
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