Trying to find the ideal job, even when employed, can be one of the most difficult realities to deal with. Initially the prospect of finding a new job is not that daunting, but if you don’t quickly secure a new job, it can take a toll on your self- esteem (not to mention the financial pressure if you don’t have a job). Yet a positive outlook is crucial, as an employer will not want to hire someone that comes across as desperate, or depressed. So how to you remain positive? [Read more…]
The modern realities of job search
Not so long ago, all you needed was to scratch together a solid resume and a cover letter and apply through your network, or send a hard copy of your resume to the employer that advertised in the newspaper.
In 2015, the recruitment landscape has changed dramatically and in this article, I’m going to share a few tips, so you avoid the major pitfalls of the modern job search. [Read more…]
Three massive resume bloopers most job seekers make
I’ve been working in this sector for 12 years and in those 12 years I’ve seen thousands of resumes and curriculum vitae. They have arrived in my inbox and have consisted of anything from crudely crafted paragraphs of what could be politely described as ‘dribble,’ to more sophisticated attempts, which I would consider half decent.
Of course, all of those documents I’ve been able to significantly improve upon. Some of been total transformations, others I’ve raised the ‘bar’ and taken it up several notches, so the focus is tight and represents my client in the most effective and positive way. However, whether ‘dribble’ or ‘half decent’ I’ve noticed over the ensuing years, some of the prevailing mistakes that most job seekers make. [Read more…]
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Carolyn Smith BA, LLB, PLSC, CARW, CEIC, CERW