Free Resources for Creative Job Seekers
| Ace The Interview (Even When You Want to Quit) Ever go to a job interview only to feel like you left with a verbal wedgie, a noogie or a slap in the face? Negative interviewers can do that to you, especially if you aren’t prepared. So prepare yourself now with these tips. |
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This Idea Will Divide You From The Rest…and can be used almost anywhere! Category: Interviewing, networking, management Looking for ways to quickly get your point across, show your creativity, and be remembered for it? You want to read this. |
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The Anti-Resume Revolution: A sneak peek at chapter 7! [Limited Time Only!] Personal Branding: Building Your Campaign Skip the clutter (like detail-oriented, strategic relationship builder, etc) and tell the real stories people want to hear. You’ll build stronger relationships and have more meaningful conversations. Being upfront and honest about who you are helps others trust you, and isn’t that what you want? |
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Networking: What Are YOU Doing Wrong? As unemployment numbers continue to rise, job seekers need to find alternative ways to get the attention of hiring managers and business owners. The old process is not a successful method any longer. Here are the top 5 tips on how job seekers can network effectively. |
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The Anti-Resume Revolution: A peek at chapter 9! [Limited Time Only!] Are you a goal setter, but never seem to achieve your goals? Do you have lists and lists of things to do, but can’t get through them? If you have good intentions, but don’t know hot create a plan and stick to it, check this out and try it, it could be what you’re missing. |
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Top 5 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Losing Your Job <!–[endif]–>Thinking that you have nothing to offer or that your boss doesn’t care about you is the most common concern amongst American workers who are at risk of losing their job.To remedy this concern, check out the top 5 ways to avoid the pink slip and get noticed for the right reasons! |
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Most Common Mistakes Made In The Interview What time should you show up? What’s the most commonly asked interview question and how should you answer it? What’s the best thing to say at the end of the interview? All these questions and more will be answered in this section! |
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For Journalists: Top 6 Job Seeking Tips For the journalists who can read the writing on the wall and are looking for ways to get out of traditional newspapers and into web-based writing, now’s the best time in the history of the web to do so. Journalists who follow market and business trends know that, but how they are currently doing it is missing the mark. Find out what you need to get what you want. |
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