Today Debra Yergen CreatingJobSecurity.com tells us the mistakes that she sees job seekers making in this economy. 1 min. DOWNLOAD MP3.
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the biggest mistake jobseekers make it in this economy just reading their job search as if it’s business as usual…
Today Janet Rock from JIST’s Guide to America’s Federal Jobs has 3 mistakes that she see job seekers make. 2 min. DOWNLOAD MP3.
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the first is that they don’t know what they’re marketable skills are and so they have instead enough time assessing their strength. Frankly and as a result, they can just trouble when it comes to knowing what they have to offer an employer, the second mistake. I think that they make it that because I don’t know their marketable skills.
In today’s tip Andrea from Rev Your Resume chimes in with her thoughts on job seekers biggest mistakes in the job hunt. DOWNLOAD MP3 – 1 min
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…they don’t ask questions at the end of the interview often at the end of the interview…
In our new audio series on the biggest mistakes that job seekers make, Ken from Digyourwork.com calls in with his thoughts. Download mp3. 2 min 30 sec
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The focus of most of the job seeking advice is focused on the job seeker… on them performing of them, looking good on being perfect and saying the right thing. So the typical job seeker, without a lot of experience, because it’s not what they do for a living, that, trying to get a job they get very me focused. They tend to build resumes built on what they think is important when the interview.
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A listener emailed in to ask the following;
I am 65 and have a BS in Economics plus a year and a half of law school with some 25 to 30 years of experience as a contracts administrator/manager in the EPC engineering, procuremnent and construction both domestically and overseas. For the last 2 years I have been un and underemployed, my question is that I am contemplating gettiing a MBA in Supply Chain Managment and I was hopeing you could give your input on what the next 5 to 8 years could be for someone with my education and experience and especially with an supply chain MBA.
If you have some thoughts feel free to comment for him.
Welcome to Andrea Santiago’s Healthcare Jobcast! A short news segment on the world of healthcare careers.
This weeks episode: Finding a Medical Job on Twitter
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If you’re a medical professional, you should be utilizing twitter as one of your job search and/or professional networking tools. Whether you’ve already got a Twitter account, or if you’re wondering “what is Twitter?”, today’s jobcast will provide a number of great tips and ideas for advancing your health career via Twitter. There are thousands of medical professionals, medical companies, industry publications, and more on Twitter that can provide you real-time information such as the latest job openings at your local hospital, or newest regulations affecting your health career. Listen now, & you may even want to take notes on these Twitter tips for healthcare professionals (a.k.a. “Med Tweeps”!).
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