Networking online doesn’t have to feel forced or intimidating. By using built-in tools, like Twitter’s lists, networking can be made simpler, more genuine, and more efficient. Twitter lists are an underused feature that can streamline your networking online. Lists are curated by Twitter users to essentially contain any group of users. You can view a […]
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When you are new to a field, applying for jobs can seem impossible. Whether you find yourself seeking your first job after graduation or changing fields later in your career, applying for a position you want without relevant experience can be a challenge. However, there are many ways to convey your value to the employer,
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When writing or revising your resume, many begin with the objective statement or summary of qualifications. These sections are not identical, so it is important to understand clearly what role each one fills before getting started. An objective statement typically consists of two parts: what type of position you are seeking and specific qualifications you
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Some of the most difficult job search skills to hone are interviewing skills. To some, interviewing comes naturally and it is the easiest part of the job hunt. To others, it can seem like hours of practice doesn’t improve the final result. Interviews are difficult to practice for because exact interview conditions are difficult to
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Searching for a job as an executive years ago is different from the modern search. Previously, senior-level executives may have never had an active job search. Instead, positions were found passively through networking and recruiting. The job search for C-level executives has shifted, and if you find yourself on the hunt, there are a few
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Once you\’ve walked across the stage and earned your diploma, you will no doubt ask yourself the question most new grads ask: \”What next?\” If you are seeking a job as your next step, then understanding the difference between a passive job search and an active job search is crucial. The Passive Search A passive
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When it comes to the interview process, many cite salary negotiation as the most difficult or intimidating piece. In fact, many people don\’t even try to negotiate, or if they do, they fall into a few pitfalls that are easy to avoid. Use the following tips will help you complete a successful salary negotiation. Do
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Interviews can be nerve-wracking. Researching appropriate interview attire and coming up with your perfect, go-to interview outfit can allow you to focus on other preparations instead. Below are several tips for first-time interviewers to help avoid common interview attire mistakes. Avoid loud colors and patterns. Wearing a bright purple suit or tie dye button-down may
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Informational interviews are a way to meet with someone and gather information about a career path, industry, company, and more. These appointments are usually fairly short and casual – someone might want to meet up with you for a 15-minute coffee break, for example. As is evident from the name, an informational interview’s primary purpose
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Congratulations! You’ve been offered the job. Typically the employer will contact you by phone first, but sometimes they will use a formal offer letter instead of, or in addition to, the phone call. If you want, you can verbally accept the job offer via phone, but if not, you can tell the employer you will
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