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What should I expect at job fairs?

by: Amy White
what to bring to a job fair

Denise is a first-time job hunter heading to a job fair, and she had some great questions! “There’s a job fair this weekend at my neighborhood grocery store. Can you tell me what I should expect at a job fair? It didn’t say to dress a certain way… but should I? Or are there any [...]

What’s important to seasonal employers?

by: Amy White
what-employers-care-about

Which is more painful: finding a seasonal job or getting a bikini wax? While waxing might seem like the obvious choice, consider this; the wax will only hurt for a few seconds, but your job search could end up being four weeks (or more) of constant and painful rejection. Here’s some inside info that can [...]

When to start looking for a new job

by: Amy White
When to quit

We’ve heard from lots of people over on our “How to explain being fired” article. Many folks were fired because of their own mistakes, and in those cases there is a clear strategy for talking about termination that can still appeal to potential employers. But there’s one group of people who really wind up awkward [...]

Getting fired

by: Amy White
Getting fired stinks, but know how to react can help

It happens to most of us, but being fired from a job is not the end of the world (although it can feel that way). How should you react once you hear the news? Keep your composure – don't get angry No matter how much it hurts to hear the news, don't lose your temper [...]

How to be great at any job

by: Amy White
Be a star employee

No matter what your job is, these steps will help you be a great employee and increase your opportunities at work. Be responsible Show up on time, complete the work you are assigned, and always go that extra mile so that your boss sees how valuable you are. Set goals and know where you want [...]

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

by: Amy White
Where do you see yourself in 5 years

“How long do you plan to work here?” “Where do you see yourself in 10 years?” Think these are two different questions? Nope! Interviewers are likely to ask a question about how the job fits into your long-term goals. But, really, they’re interested in finding out one thing (and it has nothing to do with [...]

Being a caregiver can lead to a career

by: Amy White
Caregiving careers

Many of us have been caregivers for a loved one who needed extra help or medical support, but did you ever consider that your personal experience may lead you to an in-demand job? The Bureau of Labor Statics indicates that caregivers, home health aides and personal aides will experience rapid growth in job opportunities, with [...]

Job interview tips for teens

by: Amy White
Interview tips for teenagers

So you've found a great job, applied for it and now it's time for the interview! How are those butterflies in your stomach? Not so good? It's OK, we're here to help. Here is some advice to help calm your nerves and get you prepared for your interview.   Don't be late for the interview! [...]

Ten ways to impress your boss

by: Amy White
How you can impress your boss at work

So you got a job. Sweet! Applying was the hard part - now you just collect a paycheck. Right? Sorry. At most entry-level jobs, you're going to be on a probation period for the first two to three months. During this period, you have to demonstrate that you're a good employee who has the skills [...]

6 employers working moms should consider

by: Amy White
Part time jobs that are great for working moms

It's easy to fall in the mindset that being a working mom is a liability to your job search. Sure it may have its disadvantages, like having to find childcare, and you may even have some gaps in your employment history for time you've missed while you were at home taking care of your bundles [...]

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