Careful With That Axe, Eugene: Some Good Advice from James Caan about Job Interviews. Looking for work and taking part in interviews is one of the toughest things I've ever had to do. I don't think I ever felt 100% happy with my performance and in many ways I didn't see too much difference between the last two successful job interviews I had (here in NCI in 2003, and in CBT Systems/SmartForce in 1989), and other interviews where I did not get the job. In my time I have been the interviewer on many occasions and have seen people perform great in the interview, as well as others who were dreadful. His videos are a must for any graduate seeking employment.
30 Books to Rev Up Your Career. As cooler weather sets in, it’s the perfect time of year to put together a reading list for your moments of downtime this fall and winter. But if you’re like me, putting together a list of must-reads can be challenging. With new advice for your career and business being posted and published online every day, we often forget the benefits of in-depth reading—that’s right, actual books. When you’re a busy professional or a business leader, putting “reading” on your to-do list can seem like a stretch.
No, I’m not talking about penciling in time for your favorite fiction novel. While your plate may be full, reading long-form content can provide you with an opportunity to expand your leadership, career, and business knowledge. The benefit: Transforming your career or the business you lead. Building your professional reading list or personal library involves some research and a few recommendations. Here are my recommendations to add to your professional reading list:
Former Headhunter Explains Why Interviewers Ask These Tough Questions. Questions You Should Ask Your Interviewer. How To Make Your Resume Better [INFOGRAPHIC] PricewaterhouseCoopers Consultant Maaşı | İşkolig. İşyerinde Egzersiz Nasıl Yapılır? Ofis Çalışanları İçin Egzersizler. The Number One Mistake People I Interview Are Making These Days. How to Prioritize When Everything Is Important. You know that sinking feeling you have when there's too much on your plate? When you try to tackle your tasks by priority, but it feels like everything's important? Don't get overwhelmed—it's a problem that everyone faces at some point or another, and while it's difficult to skillfully juggle multiple priorities and competing responsibilities, it's not impossible. Here's how. P It just so happens that there's a career that focuses specifically on juggling competing tasks and priorities: These people are called project managers.
Photo by Josh S.P First, Answer the Question: Is Everything Really Important? Even if everything on your plate is supposed to be equally important, you still need a way to break down which ones you spend your time on, and how you slice up your time. Photo by Lisa Stevens.P Grill the boss. Get OrganizedP The goal of your system, whichever you select, is to take away the need for you to waste time deciding what to work on next, even when you have a lot on your plate.
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