Tag: finding a job

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America’s Dream Job

According to a recent survey made by MidAmerica Nazarene University with 2,000 Americans, only 25% of Americans currently work in their dream jobs. These 25% of Americans have either high salaries, born during the baby boomer generation, have PhD degrees or live in the Southwest area. However, what about the rest of the Americans? What …

New Graduates
Relationship NetworkingBrand Identity & Self-DiscoveryCommunication & NetworkingInterview

What Employers Look For In New Graduates

September is usually a busy month for graduates or college seniors who are about to graduate. Many schools invite employers and recruiters during September in order to help their students get hired. However, finding that very first job is not always easy because there are many other students competing for the same positions in the …

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InterviewJob SearchLifestyle & Habit BuildingRelationship Networking

Learn How to Interview Like a Politician

It doesn’t matter what questions they are asked. When debating, politicians come prepared to speak about certain key points that they want to get across to the audience.

These topics are well rehearsed and serve no other point than to make that person appear more likable, intelligent, relatable, competent (i.e., they are meant to paint …

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Career ResourcesJob SearchLifestyle & Habit BuildingRecruitment & Job Search

Why You’re Not Getting Job Offers

Everybody wants a better job.  Not everyone knows how to go about getting that position.  One of the biggest factors preventing many people from success is making very common, yet hurtful interviewing mistakes.  These missteps act as barriers to obtaining great jobs, so they are worth assessing and avoiding.

Three interview mistakes you’re probably making:…
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