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The debate continues whether you should routinely provide career guide job references in your resume; by inserting “references available on request” at the bottom of this document. When I am in doubt, I personally stay on the conventional side of any issue that is undecided. A resume protocol could include a resume reference list of [...]
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Posted by at 9th March, 2010
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The debate continues whether you should routinely provide career guide job references in your resume; by inserting “references available on request” at the bottom of this document. When I am in doubt, I personally stay on the conventional side of any issue that is undecided. A resume protocol could include a resume reference list of three to five people in a resume career guide addendum.
Sphere: Related ContentPosted by at 7th March, 2010
If you want to learn how to develop a winning resume: tune in to JobRadioUSA’s Career Guide Episode 36 or our first resume show: “How to Create a New Resume Using Your Current Skills & Experience to Get the Job,” Tuesday March 9th at 9PM EST.
Catherine Jewell – the Career Guide Passion Coach – will discuss how to:
Sphere: Related ContentPosted by at 28th February, 2010
If you want to move both your job search and career forward: tune in to JobRadioUSA’s Career Guide Episode 35: “How to Take Charge of Your Career and Job Search,” Tuesday March 2nd at 9PM EST.
Debra Benton – “CEO Whisperer” and NYT bestselling author of How to Think Like a CEO – will explain how to strengthen your career guide:
Sphere: Related ContentPosted by at 23rd February, 2010
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Today’s job market is shaky and several career guide consumers are hesitant to spend. Some economists believe it will take until 2014 to replace the 8M+ jobs lost since December 2007. Likewise, it is important to diversify your income streams to gain control of your future. Below is a four-step career guide process to help you accomplish this.
During your job search, also take time to identify your passion or what you like to do. Next determine if you can commercialize this passion. Ideally you want to start a part-time business with low start up cost. Feel free to review some of my previous blog posts that discuss this in more detail.
Sphere: Related ContentPosted by at 19th February, 2010
If you want to move towards a fulfilling career with better work-life balance, financial security, and control over your future: tune in to JobRadioUSA’s Career Guide Episode 34: “How to Design Your Career and Let Your Talents Work for You,” Tuesday February 23rd at 9PM EST.
Dr. Paula Caligiuri – one of the most prolific career guide authors in the field of international business – will discuss how to:
Sphere: Related ContentPosted by at 16th February, 2010
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You successfully concluded your career guide interviews and turned in a completed job application with references. Human resources of your potential employer told you that if you are an ideal candidate, the company will proceed with a background and reference check. As you patiently wait for an update, below are two career guide tactics you should use beforehand.
Before submitting your reference information, call your professional references to provide an update. Let them know that you are interviewing for a position and as a result they may receive a reference request form. Ask them if they can provide you with a great reference.
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