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• It’s Not You: Recruiting Is Broken!

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  It’s hard to tell which is more painful: the traditional Radio Silence treatment that job-seekers get from employers, or the terse, unfriendly email message containing some variation on the sentiment ”Your background does not meet our needs, but feel free to apply again. (Or drop dead – either way.)” ...
  6 days ago

• The “5 Golden Rings” Of Getting A Job

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  With this being Christmas week and all, and my penchant for a good play on words, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to play upon the words of the most annoying part of the song “Twelve Days of Christmas”.  In fact, don’t be surprised if you see a reprise of this during Olympic week in Vancouver 2010 ...
  1 week ago

• Ten Secrets From A Staffing Pro For Your Job Search

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  You have a better chance of getting hired if you know how recruiters think. So I have started asking some of the recruiters I know to answer some questions for you. Our first volunteer is a great recruiter and sourcer named Sean Rehder. I have worked with Sean for years, and he always seems to be able to find great ...
  1 week ago

• The Value of Thank You At Work, In Your Career Or In Your Job Search

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  I have a close friend who for the 30 years I’ve known him has been the master at saying thank you. No matter the occasion, the event, gift or thought he always sends a nice hand-written thank you note. For instance, he asked years ago if I would mind helping him hang Christmas lights and of course I did and before ...
  1 week ago

• Dream Your Job: Don’t Look For A Goldilocks Solution (Part 7)

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  This story found its way into my in basket. It’s the sort of thing that you read and dismiss as an urban legend. Washington, DC Metro Station on a cold January morning in 2007. The man with a violin played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time approx. 2 thousand people went through the station, ...
  1 week ago

• Are Transferable Job Skills the Booby Prize?

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  A man came to see me, and he told me his story. He’d just sold a business that he’d launched with a partner nearly twenty years ago. When his partner retired, my client had stuck around to grow the business, and he’d done a great job of it – so much so that the proceeds from the sale of the business made it ...
  1 week ago

• Hiring Advice For Employers, Recruiters & Talent Search Firms To Help Reduce Unemployment Rate

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Despite a recommendation from a United States Senator, and a recommendation from the head of one of the Commissions that requires Senate confirmation, and another recommendation from the #2 person within another agency (and who happens to be one of the largest contributors to President Obama’s campaign), I could not ...
  2 weeks ago

• A modernist makeover of a Victorian dolls house

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 965
  Elaine Shaw fulfilled a dream when she painstakingly transformed a poky Victorian house into a light-filled, open-plan modernist masterpiece. Its impossible, though, for her to move into it, as David Nicholls explains.
  2 weeks ago

• How Valuable is Your Online Network?

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  In the old days, before Twitter and telephones, a community could mean the difference between life and death. You needed the trust and good-favor of your neighbors to face the elements, harvest your food and defend your interests. Community wasn’t a fancy concept discussed over coffee by social scientists and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Will Your Closing Line In An Interview Get Your Hired?

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  The interviewer has just grilled you with an hour of behavioral questions, digging for examples of your most exciting accomplishment and how you achieved such a goal, or your most disappointing work effort and what you learned and have you been disappointed since. It gets a bit grueling and yes, has purpose but what ...
  2 weeks ago

• Dream Your Job: Part 6 – Test Your Personality

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  An important part of dreaming your job into existence is  knowing who you are, what you like and what you want. Self-assessment takes a variety of forms. One thing that we know for sure is that self-appraisal can be very biased. It’s important to verify your views about yourself with outside sources. The two ...
  2 weeks ago

• Stop! Don’t Send That Resume

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  When you spot a job that looks interesting on Monster or CareerBuilder or anywhere, it’s logical and tempting to apply for it. The job ad says “Apply Now!” and you think: I’ll do it! It’s not a good idea to apply for the jobs we spot online – at least, not in the moment. It’s better to stop, reflect, ...
  2 weeks ago

• Not All Interviews Are The Same…Be Aware

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Few jobs are attained without having to go through multiple interviews. We all have had to prepare for interviews but how many of us actually prepare for multiple interviews differently?  Be aware that you need to, because not all interviews are the same, nor are the people who are you interviewing you looking for ...
  3 weeks ago

• Job Posting Specifications: Are You Asking The Right Questions?

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Years ago I was talking to a section of the Graduate School of Business at Stanford and  asked the following question: A candidate finds their dream job in the career section of the newspaper. The job description explains that only people with 5 years of newspaper ad experience need apply. The candidate has no ...
  3 weeks ago

• Tips To Get ‘In The Know’ In Your Career

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  When we communicate in our jobs or in interviews too many times we expect to be told what we need to know. We assume the person we are in communication with will take the time and effort to provide the appropriate information and maybe even announce the ‘epilogue’ of the end of the discussion. And of course we all ...
  3 weeks ago

• Dream Your Job: Part – 5: What Kind of Leader Do You Want To Be?

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Career advancement has two elements: technical and political. You have to master the technical aspects of the job before you can engage in the political. While both are important, political skill is ‘how you get things done’. The technical content is more like ‘what you do’. The technical aspects of a job ...
  3 weeks ago

• Seven Holiday Tips For Job Seekers

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  It’s no fun being on a job search at this time of year. For one thing, your ability to enjoy the holiday season might be dampened – or even drowned entirely – by the overwhelming reality that you’re not working although you’d like to be. Your holiday spending may be curtailed a little or a lot, adding to the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Completing The Career “Story of You” During An Interview: Part 3 – Act III

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Over the past month we have been learning how to be better storytellers when it comes to telling your career story during an interview.  We have looked at four mini-stories/plots that we should each have ready to tell at any time. How to Tell the ‘Story of You’ in A Job Interview: Part 1 How To Tell The ...
  4 weeks ago

• How To Connect With The ‘Best’ Contacts on LinkedIn

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Last week we discussed how corporate recruiting is changing . Recruiting departments are starting to act more like executive search firms, looking for ways to gain advantage by finding great talent before their competitors. Researchers are used in order to achieve this objective. We discussed how part of being brand ...
  4 weeks ago

• In A Job Search? Follow The Pain

  
  Glassdoor.com Blog — Authority: 563
  Last week we talked about why the black hole is your worst-odds job-search channel. We won’t get a job by pitching resumes into the Black Hole. We’ve got to find ‘our’ hiring manager, and reach out to him or her directly. If the employer you’re targeting is on the small side, with a few hundred employees ...
  4 weeks ago

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