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Tips for preparing for your face to face interview!
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iResume, Inc New Blog Post: The importance of a photo!
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We're looking for input from you for some of our upcoming blog posts. What information is most important to you as a job seeker / employer?
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iResume, Inc New twitter page released! http://twitter.com/iResume You can follow us there also for great career related advice and tips.
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In reference to my previous post about Behavioral Interviews, a question was asked about getting back into the IT field after being out of it for 7 years…This question, thanks Bruce, has prompted today’s entry.
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Your Job Search is your Full Time Job (when unemployed)
When you are out of a job, do not treat it as a vacation. Take a week or two up front if needed, relax, clear your head, and then return to “work” finding your next career opportunity. http://bit.ly/15rvfz
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Great communicator and leader, passionate about positively influencing others. Professional, dependable, and motivated. Experience includes Big 4 technology consulting and software implementations, ...
iResume, Inc Newsletter week of June 8, 2009 - http://eepurl.com/bGHq
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Behavioral Interview PreparationIt is pretty safe to assume that you will come across behavioral interview questions at some point in the interview process. Common behavioral interview topics include ...
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Are you prepared for your interview: http://iresume.net/blog/2009/06/03/inter
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Being prepared to discuss your education, work experience, and the characteristics you possess coupled with your ability to operate in the work environment.
iResume, Inc Be prepared for the phone interview: bit.ly/nygKD
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Don't apply to every job: http://iresume.net/blog/2009/05/12/don’t
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Your job search requires you to put in time, thought, and effort. We know that time equals money, and your time is precious to you, so make it count. One of the biggest mistakes that we see job seekers ...
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Tell the truth: http://iresume.net/blog/2009/05/13/tell-
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In today’s slower market, job searching is weighing heavily on many people. As the saying goes, desperate times, call for desperate measures. But, the last thing you want to appear in a job search is desperate. ...
iResume, Inc Find your next job on Twitter: http://bit.ly/y7GL9
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There is more to learn on Twitter than what people are having for lunch, especially if you take the time to follow people who share your interests, education, and/or experiences.
iResume, Inc Post interview thank you notes: http://bit.ly/gWubZ
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It is critical to send a thank you to each individual with whom you speak during an interview. These recruiters, hiring managers, and associates are taking time away from their schedule to learn about you and how you may contribute to their organization. ...
