Social Media is a powerful tool … for good and for evil. As quickly as it can boost your presence, it can also tear it down. What you post on your social media profile can put you out of the running for a job you want, or even cost you one that you already have.
You believe you’re perfect for the job and, after a terrific interview, the employer seems to agree. So you’re in the final stages of the screening process and it seems like you’ve got the new job in the bag. But hold on, don’t get ahead of yourself yet. There are still things that could cause the employer to rethink making you an offer. Here’s what NOT to do:
Did you know that you can optimize your LinkedIn profile so that you show up in more job searches? If you optimize your own LinkedIn profile you will show up higher on the list of…
By Bruce Powell, Founder & Executive Recruiter In today’s uncertain economic climate, it can be hard to predict which companies will be around for the long haul. However, the recent excitement of the arrival in…
By Randy Quarin Top talent is hard to find and can be even harder to keep. The more you accept this and prepare for it, the better the chance you’ll be able to fill your…
By Senior Partner Randy Quarin One of the best ways to ensure we keep focused on our priorities and stay on track is to create a personal business plan to help guide our daily activities…
By Bruce Powell, Founder & Managing Partner In our jobs, most of us have a natural desire to be really good at what we do and to make a significant contribution to the company we…
By Senior Partner Randy Quarin Starting a new job is an exciting time, but there are also many challenges that come along with it. What you do during those first few days and weeks can…
The holiday season is a great time to move forward on your job searching efforts. Use these following tactics to help you along the way. Time Management. Be careful to use your time wisely during…
