We need to make statements to tell our subconscious, what do we want to Napoleon Hill, author of business best-selling of all time. Otherwise, we can be overwhelmed by fear, discouragement and lack of confidence. More than likely, the fear that tremble and shake our confidence in our subconscious reasons. We don ‘t wake up [...]
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May 10th, 2012
Put your dream job in your subconscious and watch it happen!
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Career advice for job hunters
They would like to change jobs, get a new career for the first time, or even a new job within your current company? If so, chances are you need career guidance. The world of work is changing, and even ancient wonder what their next step should be. The feeling is lost, the new standard, and [...]
admin Posted in Article Tags: career, Career Advice, job advice, Job Application, job search, resume, Unemployment No Comments » May 3rd, 2012
Job Titles for Scholars
Many job titles are common to each particular setting, but the job description varies depending on the institution. Curators, for example, are found in virtually every kind of museum, from art and science to history museums, as well as in botanical gardens and even corporations, even though the collections they deal with and their specific [...]
April 18th, 2012
Summertime Job Search
The temptations are there – warm, lazy, casual day, when the shoe of choice “flip-flop “. Take the summer off and come back into the groove of things, if the “the kids are back to school” would be very easy. You think, “There ‘s going on over the summer anyway -. Everyone goes on vacation [...]
admin Posted in Article Tags: finding a job, job search, part time job search, summer job finder, summer job search No Comments » March 23rd, 2012
Interviewing and Job Offer Considerations
Certainly, there can be no one part of the job search process more fraught with anxiety and worry than the interview. Yet seasoned job seekers welcome the interview and will often say, “Just get me an interview and I’m on my way!” They understand that the interview is crucial to the hiring process and equally [...]
admin Posted in Engineering Majors Tags: employer, initial, interview, job, job search, job search process, performance, success No Comments » March 21st, 2012
Where Are These Jobs, Anyway?
Having a list of job titles that you’ve designed around your own career interests and skills is an excellent beginning. It means you’ve really thought about who you are and what you are presenting to the employment market. It has caused you to think seriously about the most appealing environments to work in, and you [...]
March 21st, 2012
Shutting Down Your Network
As you achieve the goals that motivated your networking activity—getting the information you need or the job you want—the time will come to inactivate all or parts of your network. As you do, be sure to tell your primary supporters about your change in status. Call or write to each one of them and give [...]
admin Posted in Engineering Majors Tags: careers, employment, goals, job, job search, life, networking, relationship No Comments » March 21st, 2012
Networking
Networking is the process of deliberately establishing relationships to get career-related information or to alert potential employers that you are available for work. Networking is critically important to today’s job seeker for two reasons: it will help you get the information you need, and it can help you find out about all of the available [...]
admin Posted in Engineering Majors Tags: employment, interview, job, job search, jobs, networking, organization, reasons No Comments » March 19th, 2012
Use Your Self-Assessment
Exploring entry-level career options can be an exciting experience if you have good resources available and will take the time to use them. Can you effectively complete the following tasks? Understand your personality traits and relate them to career choices Define your personal values Determine your economic needs Explore longer-term goals Understand your skill base [...]
admin Posted in Engineering Majors Tags: career, employer, job, job search, job search process, networking, Part One, skills No Comments » March 19th, 2012
The Self-Assessment
Self-assessment is the process by which you begin to acknowledge your own particular blend of education, experiences, values, needs, and goals. It provides the foundation for career planning and the entire job search process. Self-assessment involves looking inward and asking yourself what can sometimes prove to be difficult questions. This self-examination should lead to an [...]
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