Monthly Archives: March, 2009
How did you get hired?
We are seeking audio comments on our comment line (206-888-9910) on how people are getting hired in this tough economy. Did you get a job through a job board? Did you get referred by someone? If you or someone you know just got a job call our comment line at 206-888-9910 and leave us a [...]
Job fair tips
As the job market floods with new talent, many job hunters are turning to virtual and physical job fairs to gain reach and visibility. But for job seekers without the right information, these fairs can be a waste of time, reports CareerCast.com. From big cities to small towns, job fairs are being organized at a [...]
Pink slip parties, elevator pitches and a new jobcast
Six fantastic new shows this week with a slew of interesting career advice. Do you know someone who just got laid off? Tell them to tune into JobRadio.fm and help them improve their job search skills! 1. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Scenes from a Pink Slip Party The FairfieldCountyJobs.com second Pink Slip Party, held in Norwalk, [...]
Laid Off in the USA
Special thanks to the folks at Laid Off USA who added the JobRadio.fm player to their blog. We love that they are helping to spread the word! Jack White is the blog’s author.
Advice for the overqualified applicant
In this 1 minute career break, author Katy Piotrowski offers tips for when you are applying to a job that you’re overqualified for. (something that’s happening a lot in this economy)
Top Secrets of Expert Resumes
This is a guest post by Steven Provenzano, CPRW / CEIP It seems no matter how good we have it, we all want a better job. That means keeping track of job listings, networking, tracking down leads, analyzing potential employers and scheduling interviews. But these depend on other people, word of mouth, and the quality [...]
Tip for what to do when your’e overqualified
Here’s a 1 minute career tip with advice for the overqualified who are applying to a lower level job. This tip comes from Brad Taft at Workingmyway.com
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