Posted on 22 February 2010. Tags: computer usage, current company, Don, employee computer, human resource department, internet caf, internet job search, job, job searches, personal cell, personal home computer, Tony Jacowski
Keeping your job search highly confidential is very important. Finding a better opportunity, while still in your current job is the best way to ensure financial stability.
You should avoid leaking your job search plans to your new employer, at least until you plan to leave. Doing this is not easy, but you can manage it if you follow some simple tips.
Online Stealth
Online job search sites have made job searching very easy and highly confidential. You can send hundreds of resumes at the click of a button. But while clicking, be aware; don’t end up sending your resume to your own boss. Poorly managed Internet job searches can have severe repercussions to your current job, so you need to be extra cautious while conducting one. Read the full story
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Posted on 26 April 2009. Tags: job hunting, job search, job searches, jobs, positive outlook, recruitment websites
If you’ve just lost your job or unexpectedly find yourself out of work it can hit you very hard.
It’s very difficult to stay motivated when you’re looking for work, whether you’ve been made redundant or are looking while still employed. These 8 great tips will help you through your job search.
1 Maintain a Routine
It’s very important to maintain a routine while you’re job hunting. For example, in the mornings take the dog for a walk or do a work out and aim to be sitting at your desk at home by 10am scanning recruitment websites.
2 Put on a Happy Face
It’s hard to keep it all in perspective sometimes, but keeping a positive outlook is crucial. The last thing you want is to go into an interview feeling down and irritable. Read the full story
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