What You Should Know Before Your Job Interview

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The above infographic via Classes and Career is one all job seekers should memorize. Don't forget that this information is good for every person you meet from the time you walk in the door. From the secretary to the interviewer. Be sure to at least say hello and introduce yourself to the secretary and goodbye … Continue reading What You Should Know Before Your Job Interview

Facebook Timeline as a virtual resume

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If you haven't upgraded to the Facebook Timeline, you should. Especially if you are looking at applying for jobs. Not only does Timeline give you the chance to clean up your past sins (read: party pics, drunken replies and posts out of context), but it also now gives you the chance to post life events. … Continue reading Facebook Timeline as a virtual resume

How to close a Job Interview

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Tip to close an interview by Aurora Meyer on Dispatches from the Castle professional woman sitting in a yellow chair

It's best to close an interview with questions about the next steps and where the interviewer is in the process. This Monster.com article suggest closing with, "When can I start?" This Career Confidential video state it another way, "based on what we've talked about I think this is a fantastic fit, do you agree?" You … Continue reading How to close a Job Interview

My Single Piece of Advice to 2010 Graduates (PR or not)

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I'll be the first to admit, I've made this mistake more than once. A few times, it has worked out well for me. Others have been total disasters. Don’t accept the first job offer that comes your way, just because it is the first. Think about that for a minute. Job hunting is scary. It … Continue reading My Single Piece of Advice to 2010 Graduates (PR or not)