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If you're new to RSS and blogging and want to learn more click here: What's an RSS feed? One More Eeasy Way to Keep up to Date on the Latest Information You can also stay up to date by subscribing to the free Career Choice Guide newsletter. Jun 27, 2009, Make Your Goal VISIBLE!When I set out to succeed at something, I generally create a fun worksheet for myself. I like to follow a similar strategy described on this site, but Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 27, 2009, Getting Burned OutWhen I first started running a social services agency, I told myself I would do my job until I was not able to stand in the shoes of people I was Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 27, 2009, Imagine An Awesome Outcome to Attain GoalsHaving a clear picture in mind of an awesome outcome is essential for attaining goals. It is very easy to get bogged down in to-do lists. It is Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 27, 2009, My Career Change From the Factory to the ClassroomAfter I received my bachelor's degree, I found myself working in my hometown at a local boat factory for some time. It was a small town, and I didn't Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 22, 2009, How I Became Self EmployedI graduated top of my class in a Bachelor of Business (Finance) degree. After a short period of time I was offered a contract by a major investment Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 22, 2009, How I Became a TeacherI was overworked, unhappy, generally depressed, and under appreciated in a soul sucking office accounting job. I came to work generally unhappy and Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 22, 2009, Goals: process vs. resultsIt is very important that you set goals in such a way that they support your continuing effort. I find it very helpful to set goals in terms of Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 15, 2009, Interview for a Job or a Date?Many years ago when I was just starting out in the business world a potential employer asked me a question that was not only crazy, but it was also Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 15, 2009, Kitchen Utensils Job Interview QuestionI was at an interview that was going very well and it was nearing the end and I was thrilled. Then, one of the two interviewers said they had one more Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 15, 2009, Achieving Goals for ProcrastinatorsI am a natural procrastinator and have learned to work successfully as such. Once a month I write down all of my goals in a brainstorming manner. Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 1, 2009, Keep Your Composure in a Job InterviewI was applying as medical representative for a certain company when I qualified for the final interview with the area manager. After being told to Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 1, 2009, My Career Change from Bartending to ManagementI spent many years skipping from job to job, content with taking whatever bartending or serving job gave me the most money and best schedule. But I, Permalink -- click for full blog post Jun 1, 2009, Goals Need Specifics and a Completion DateFor me, when setting a goal, either in personal life or in professional life, the two most important elements are first, making the goal specific and Permalink -- click for full blog post May 25, 2009, How I Changed My Career and Started a BusinessI actually got thrown into my career change...it had never occurred to me to be a pet sitter before a colleague of mine at a local real estate agency Permalink -- click for full blog post May 25, 2009, Achieve Big Goals by Breaking them into Smaller GoalsI like to set BIG goals by breaking it up into small ones. For example, and this may seem silly, but when I clean I literally make my self a To-Do Permalink -- click for full blog post May 25, 2009, Dream Big When You Set Your GoalsGrowing up, I was never instructed to set goals for myself, other than the ones that everyone seems to hear Go to college so you could get a good job. Permalink -- click for full blog post May 25, 2009, Temporary Work Created a Great OpportunityI always loved doing temporary work. I also loved teaching, particularly adult education. With a teaching certificate, graduating in a recession, the Permalink -- click for full blog post May 20, 2009, The Salad Interview QuestionDuring a job interview for an office manager position, I was asked If you were part of a salad, what part would you be? At the time of the interview, Permalink -- click for full blog post May 20, 2009, Be yourself when you write your resume!I have been involved in reviewing resumes for openings in my specific area of my office (medical billing). The best advice I can give to someone is to Permalink -- click for full blog post May 20, 2009, Six Months Until Graduation and DeathIf you were to die six months from today, what would you do? I'm sitting in a room that's steaming hot, staring at a man who absolutely does not like Permalink -- click for full blog post May 4, 2009, Hard Work and Creativity Resulted in a Great JobMyself and a few friends had an opportunity to gain employment in the oil & gas industry in November 1981. We were about 19 years old. I am 48 years Permalink -- click for full blog post May 4, 2009, Be Yourself When Writing Your ResumeI've been both hiring manager and a member a team in choosing new staff. The advice I'd give to job seekers about good resume writing is to write like Permalink -- click for full blog post May 4, 2009, Resume Tips for Entry-Level EmployeesI work as an HR manager at my company and primarily hire entry-level employees out of college. It is shocking to me how many of these Permalink -- click for full blog post May 1, 2009, My Creative Job Search StrategyI had just finished college, and I wasn't finding a job in my field, so I decided to take a position in retail. However, I wasn't interested in Permalink -- click for full blog post May 1, 2009, Write a Resume That is Specific and RelevantAs a senior manager, I spent 6 months attempting to hire systems analysts and software engineers within the pharmaceutical industry. The most common Permalink -- click for full blog post Apr 26, 2009, Filling The Job ApplicationWhy do poorly filled job applications cost you an interview? Poorly filled job applications can indicate to the employer that you: 1) Lack Permalink -- click for full blog post Apr 20, 2009, resume style + resume substance = an interview!I have hired interns for several offices in politics/non-profits, and there are several important criteria I look for when reviewing resumes. The Permalink -- click for full blog post Apr 20, 2009, Job and Resume Must MatchI am a principal of an elementary school and have been involved in hiring teachers, secretaries, custodians and educational assistants. I am the Permalink -- click for full blog post Apr 20, 2009, Interviewer & Professional Resume WriterAs a professional resume writer and past interviewer, I have had the opportunity to review hundreds of resumes. Some of the best resumes spoke Permalink -- click for full blog post Apr 14, 2009, Temporary Employment - Your Foot in the Door...not somewhere else!!There was a time when being a temp was dimly viewed-by those hiring temps and even by those who were temps. The joke used to be that the only Permalink -- click for full blog post
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