Archive for July, 2012
Three ways to make your job search more enjoyable
While it’s not the most stimulating experience in a person’s life, applying for premium entry level jobs and paid internships after college is something that almost everyone goes through.
Look to your friends on the job search
When it comes to finding premium entry level jobs and paid internships after college graduation, you’re going to need all the help you can get.
The road to becoming a media specialist
If you’ve always wanted to get into the teaching field, but were never really sure about what your subject or specialty would be, you might want to consider becoming a library media specialist among other education-related premium entry level jobs and paid internships.
So you want to become a magazine columnist
If you’ve always been the type who likes to give advice, muse about various cultural and lifestyle issues and display your creative side, then you’re probably wondering what types of premium entry level jobs would be a good fit for you.
Social media use can indicate a promising candidate
While they shouldn’t be the only deciding factors used to evaluate candidates for premium entry level jobs and paid internships at your company, social media websites can be a valuable tool during the hiring process.
Social recruiting rising in popularity
With the recent news that Facebook will be unveiling its own job board later this summer, it seems that social media is becoming increasingly more important to the hiring marketplace.
Turning your internship into a job
Whether you’re still an undergraduate student or a post-grad in need of a paycheck, applying for internships is a great way to improve your chances of landing interviews for premium entry level jobs.
Three inexcusable resume lies
It’s important to represent yourself accurately when applying for premium entry level jobs and paid internships after college, but also understandable that you may be tempted to bend the truth a bit to sell yourself to potential employers.
Questions you should ask before the end of an interview
While interview for premium entry level jobs and paid internships generally involve a hiring manager directing questions your way, you should also pose a few of your own.
Obamacare may create more U.S. jobs
With the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to uphold President Barack Obama’s signature healthcare legislation, the Affordable Care Act ( ACA – also known as “Obamacare”), as constitutional, critics and supporters alike have been debating what this will hold for America’s future.
Decorating Your Desk
Have an internship in the fall? Preparing for your semester internship is like preparing for back to school–there are so many things you need to get! Even though you will only be there a semester, there’s no reason why your desk can’t look cute. Hanging up your favorite images around your desk is great way [...]
Three body language tips to help nail an interview
When it comes to interviewing for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, it’s not just about what you say, it’s also how you say it.
Three ways to practice for a job interview
While you might think that the interviews you went to at your various college internships have prepared you for a post-grad job search, think again.
Three ways you can shoot yourself in the foot with a great job candidate
There are plenty of articles out there about what candidates should and should not do while applying for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, but the pressure of an interview isn’t entirely on job seekers.
The unquantifiable aspects of a great job candidate
Bringing aboard talent for premium entry level jobs and paid internships at your organization is more than welcoming a new employee into your ranks, it’s also making a major investment of time, money and resources.
