Cut the Fluff – Get the Work You Want, and Avoid the Work You Don't
via How to Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile for Job Search via How to Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile for Job Search — Randy The Recruiter by Randy Schwartz, Executive Recruiter
This is great advice – very common-sense and accessible. And yes, it’s so obvious, a lot of people miss or forget it.
When you’re looking for a new job, you may find yourself working with recruiters. I’ve talked to hundreds of them over the past 30 years, and I’ve found that there are certain things they all want to know. They need …
A very insightful article I wish I’d read about 15 years ago. When you’re just starting out, it’s so easy to get caught up in the thrill of the job search. And then you actually have an interview at a …
For those in the “infopreneurial” line of work, the concept of passive income should be familiar. It’s the income that arrives in your bank account from something you create once, and then sell over and over. A book is a …
So, you want a job… You’re not alone. Maybe you’re in a job you don’t like, and you need a change. Maybe you’ve been out of work for a while, and you’re not having much luck finding something new. Maybe …
Here’s some great guidance about how to do the seemingly impossible — revise your resume to fit the job you’re going after. The same principles apply, when you’re trying to attract recruiters who are looking to fill certain types of …
This is a great post about “stealth” job-hunting. I concur with many of the points, and I’ve done many of them, myself. The one thing I’d add is, updating your resume and posting it on quality job boards. I’ve found …
When I was first getting into the job market, back in 1987, I didn’t hear many good things about recruiters. People called them “headhunters” and dismissed them. However, based on what I’d seen in the world, it seemed to me …
Good food for thought from DePaul – for beginning job seekers. I agree with most of what they say, although I really advocate a more pragmatic approach. Think less about what you want to do for your job… think more …