Category: Career Search Blog
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How to Select the Right Volunteer Position
Volunteer work is a great way to build new job skills if you are in a Job Search/Career Search, or still in school. These guidelines can help you select a volunteer position that can help you get experience to impress a future employer.
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No Smoking on the Job (Search)!
Do you Smoke? Is your Job Search lasting longer than you thought it would? 4 main reasons why Smoking can make your Job Search (too) long.
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What is the Standard Job Search Process?
In a word, the Standard Job Search Process is outdated. How do your techniques compare to the standard process?
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Scheduling and Prioritizing Your Search
Just making the time required for an effective Job Search or Career Search can be challenging, especially when faced with constant interruptions. Click the TITLE of this article for tips to change your routine.
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Do they Need Me? Researching the Demand for Your Position
Determining your career path is the most important step in your Job Search or Career Search. To make sure you’re on the right track, you must know the demand for your position. Click the TITLE for important research questions for your Job Search or Career Search.
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How to Get a Great Job with a Bad Resume
How did they get that great job with a bad resume? People who get great positions tend to have great resumes, but some don’t. How is this possible?
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How to Use O*NET: An Amazing FREE Research Tool
Learn how to use O*NET by clicking the TITLE of this article. This FREE resource shows the Tasks, Knowledge, Skills, Education, and Abilities necessary for a position as well as the Tasks, Wages and Industry Growth.