Hiring expert Maureen Lafferty, project leader for volume hiring at L.L. Bean, has some advice that will help you prepare for job loss and feel more in control of what's happening to you and around you. Start by getting out a pen and paper.
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Join the friendly team at Orscheln Farm and Home America's families know they can count on Orscheln for all the necessities -- and the fun parts -- of farm life. Orscheln offers products in the categories of farm, animal health, livestock & pet feeds, pet supplies, lawn & garden, hardware, plumbing, electrical, work & western clothing, automotive & tires, and, in select locations, sporting goods. With more that 150 stores in the Midwest (and more opening all the time), Orscheln is looking for good employees who share our love of the retail side of rural life. Orscheln strives to provide promotional opportunities, effective leadership, competitive pay and attractive benefits for those who become a part of the organization. Our greatest strength is our people... that's why we want you on our team! Apply now to work at an Orscheln Farm and Home store near you! |
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Get hired when you're "overqualified" It's possible employers think you're overqualified for the hourly jobs you're applying for, even if you really, really want the job. So here's the first step you can take: tone it down a little. "The key is completing an application that does not overwhelm and that is carefully focused on the specifics of the company and position," says Dr. Randall S. Hansen, founder of Quintessential Careers. Learn more about how not to be labeled "overqualified" here. |
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Could you lose your job? Here's how to prepare

