How to Get Your Dream Job: Mastering the Job Search

Job Search

Landing your dream job requires more than effort and skill; it demands a creative and strategic approach. You need to stand out. How to get your dream job, a topic that has been talked about for decades upon decades. The strategies outlined in this article will arm you with innovative tools to conduct a focused,

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Productive Remote Worker: How to Prove it

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The recent pandemic left no facet of life untouched. It changed how we live day-to-day and most directly impacted how we work.  According to a study made by OECD stated that once the pandemic hit in April of 2020 a total of 50% worked from home. Working during a global lockdown meant working from home

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Ageism in the Workplace: It is Alive and Well

Career, Job Search

With age comes wisdom. But many hiring managers don’t see that. Ageism in the workplace is a pervasive issue that impacts individuals, organizations, and society at large. It refers to the discrimination or unfair treatment of employees based on their age, typically targeting older workers, but young professionals can also face age-related biases. This essay

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Applicant Tracking Systems and How to Beat Them

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For anyone looking for a new job, today’s process can be reminiscent of Groundhog Day. Attach a resume Attach a cover letter Provide links to previous work Confirm the highest level of education State times available for interviews Submit the application Repeat Today’s job-seeking routine seems so repetitive because most companies use an Applicant Tracking

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How to Ask Someone to Be a Reference

Job Search, Job Interviews

When conducting a job search, one of the first things an interested employer will ask for is a list of references. These are people who can confirm your professional experience and vouch for your value as an employee. References are traditionally professional contacts, like former co-workers and managers. And, they are responsible for giving your

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6 Job Hunting Tips While You’re Still Employed

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Job hunting while already holding a position might seem like a complicated endeavor. But believe it or not, this is actually one of the best ways to find the next career for you. Research shows that employers prefer candidates who are already holding a job. This is because long time periods between employment can send