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Top 10 Tips for Acing Your Next Job Interview

Finding a job is tough enough as it is without having to go through harrowing interviews. Here's everything you need to know about nailing your interview so you can get through it stress-free. 10. First, Get the Interview http://lifehacker.com/5975338/top-10-tips-for-acing-your-next-job-interview

7 Ways to Ace Your Next Performance Review

http://www.wisebread.com/7-ways-to-ace-your-next-performance-review Happy New Year! For the most part performance appraisals are a lot of puffery, smoke and mirrors. They are done in a certain way, using certain guidelines, to keep the HR department compliant and to make sure everyone is relatively happy. But at their core is something important. These reviews give you a chance to hit the reset button on some issues, and also air a few legitimate grievances.

7 najgorszych pytań na rozmowie kwalifikacyjnej i najlepsze odpowiedzi | Careego miejsce pracy

http://www.careego.pl/1711/7-najgorszych-pytan-na-rozmowie-kwalifikacyjnej/ Rozmowa kwalifikacyjna powinna przypominać negocjacje sprzedażowe dwóch partnerów, z których jeden poszukuje umiejętności a drugi je posiada. Niestety, często rekruterzy o tym zapominają i traktują swoją pracę jak etat w fabryce: zadać określoną ilość klasycznych pytań, ocenić i odrzucić bądź przyjąć. Dzisiaj o 7 najgorszych i mało wnoszących pytaniach na rozmowie kwalifikacyjnej.
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4 Things to Leave Off Your Resume

Brie Weiler Reynolds is the content and social-media manager at FlexJobs , the award-winning site for telecommuting and flexible job listings, and a former career advisor. At FlexJobs, Reynolds offers job seekers career and work-life balance advice through the FlexJobs blog and social media. One area of job searching that confounds plenty of job seekers is what to include on a resume.

How to Tell Your Boss When You Need Something Out of the Ordinary

http://lifehacker.com/5971454/how-to-tell-your-boss-when-you-need-something-out-of-the-ordinary Murshed Chowdhury I've been in the recruiting industry for more than a decade now. And as the CEO of a company I co-founded, I have the freedom to excuse myself from 1:15-2:15 p.m. every Friday to attend Jumu'ah —a weekly congregational prayer service for the Muslim community. However, it wasn't always so simple. When I was hired at my first job in the industry years ago, I explained to my manager that I would need to be excused for a non-traditional lunch hour on Fridays.
Ramit Sethi You got the job interview. You prepared by studying the company and thinking about your interview answers. Now what? What separates candidates who get job offers from everyone else? http://lifehacker.com/5971473/how-to-tackle-three-of-the-toughest-interview-questions

How to Tackle Three of the Toughest Interview Questions

10 Easy-to-Fix Cover Letter Mistakes

Happy New Year! I have yet to meet a job hunter who doesn't dread writing cover letters. They're time-consuming and tedious, and unfortunately, they're unavoidable. It's easy to break cover letter etiquette if you're not careful. Those errors can cost you the job, so check out some common mistakes to be sure you're playing by the most important rules. RELATED: The Best Job Hunting Tips of the Year http://www.wisebread.com/10-easy-to-fix-cover-letter-mistakes

How To Clean An Old Flask

Tis the season to sneak snifts of whiskey. Now is as good a time as any to dust off that old flask. But don't just pour, cap and pray. http://lifehacker.com/5970508/how-to-clean-an-old-flask
First of all, congrats on the phone interview! These calls tend to make people nervous, but since the goal of most phone interviews is to get an in-person interview, just focus on what you would focus on normally in a face-to-face interview, with a few tweaks to allow for the phone element. Pre-Interview http://lifehacker.com/5968154/got-a-phone-interview-make-it-awesome-not-awkward

Got a Phone Interview? Make it Awesome, Not Awkward

Chcesz się przygotować do rozmowy kwalifikacyjnej? There is an app for that!

Wielu z nas na pewno odbyło i możliwe, że jeszcze odbędzie rozmowy kwalifikacyjne. Największym wyzwaniem jakie zazwyczaj stoi przed osobą rekrutowaną jest przygotowanie się do takiego spotkania. Problem polega na tym, że nigdy do końca nie jesteśmy pewni czego się spodziewać i o co będą nas pytać. Całemu wydarzeniu towarzyszy stres w końcu staramy się o lepszą, ciekawszą i lepiej płatną pracę. Prawda? Co ciekawe, portali rekrutujących i samych narzędzi ułatwiających rekrutację na rynku jest wiele, a brak na nim narzędzi dla osób rekrutowanych. http://antyweb.pl/chcesz-sie-przygotowac-do-rozmowy-kwalifikacyjnej-there-is-an-app-for-that/
Happy New Year! Back in the day I used to work as a "headhunter" for companies on a national basis. It certainly was an eye-opener to discover what people will or won’t say when it comes to the hunt for a good job . It always surprised me that so-called professional people seeking six-figure incomes kept making the same juvenile mistakes over and over when looking for a new job. Personally, I always felt if these people were writing "great written communication skills" on a resume where their names were misspelled, they were not fit to be called upon for vacancies.

6 Dumb Things Employment Recruiters See People Do

Answer the "Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years" Question with Specific Details

"Where do you see yourself in five years" is often an annoying and lazy question asked by potential employers on the same level as "what's your greatest weakness" and "how do you deal with a difficult situation". Most interviewees give standard canned responses but you can differentiate yourself by knowing enough about the company, the position, and your skill set to offer a thoughtful response. Career weblog Work Awesome advises that when answering stock questions to put together the research you've done on the company and the position, your knowledge of your own skills, and your motivation for a long-term commitment to craft an answer that paints you as ambitious but loyal. Here's their suggested template for a response: "I've been a long admirer of [company] and the way it [does this / and that].

What's Expected of Me on the First Day of a New Job?

I just got a job, and I'm very excited—and nervous. I know I'm lucky to even have a job, and so I don't want to screw up as soon as I get started. What's expected of me?
Negotiating is a tricky business, and chances are you have to do it at some point throughout your career. Whether it's asking for a raise or negotiating new benefits, Forbes recommends you shy away from using "I" statements if you want to get what you want. It's a natural tendency to get defensive when you're negotiating something you want. Your ego gets in the way easily and that makes negotiation difficult. Speaking with Forbes, founder of Panorama Software Rony Ross suggests you simply cut "I" from the equation:

Avoid "I" Statements When Negotiating a New Salary

You've just landed a job interview for a position you really want. Congratulations! Now, you know you only get one chance to impress, but how exactly do you do that?

How to Stand Out in an Interview

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