Horoscope Based Job Search
June 11th, 2009
Unseen Jobs
May 30th, 2009
These tough times had people scrambling for jobs, but some of them just could not search hard enough. In fact, there are hundreds of job opportunities that people do not seem to notice because we normally take them for granted, but are in fact can be rewarding enough to get you through the difficult days. Here are some of "the unseen jobs" we pass by every day.
Electric line installers and rep
Using Color to Determine Your Ideal Job
May 27th, 2009
Some people tend to keep on switching jobs, or take different occupations from different industries not as a means to have more money rather to do the things they are passionate about. If you have trouble finding out what job would be best for you, why not let the colors decide on that?
A new test, called Color Career Counselor, can determine your successful career path just by choosing the colors you are mo
5 Best Places to Find a Job
May 27th, 2009
In these troubled times, more and more job seekers would do everything to find a decent job, and that includes the willingness to relocate. While other out-of-work professionals consider looking for jobs in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, many smart job seekers are able to find jobs in the smallest of towns.
Not every city in the US has high unemployment rate. Here is a list
Fine-Tuning Your Job Search Skills
May 23rd, 2009
With the current economy still on the rocks, it is crucial for unemployed jobseekers to get hired as soon as possible before they run out of savings. People may feel helpless as they watch the news of companies cutting jobs, thinking that they may never hire new talent. In fact, they actually do. All you need is to fine-tune your job-search strategy and you may able to find work that seems out of
Common Resume Mistakes
May 20th, 2009
One of the important factors in landing a job is having a good job resume. That is why preparing your resume carefully and keep it updated will help put you into a disadvantage over other job applicants. But it can also be easy to make mistakes in trying to prepare your job resume. Here are the most common ones to watch out for.
Wrong Contact Information
A lot of job resumes are discarded and a lot of opport
Words You Should Use on Your Resume
April 22nd, 2009

Words You Should Not Use on Your Resume
April 15th, 2009

How to Update Your Resume
April 8th, 2009

Interview: The Underlying or Hard Questions
April 1st, 2009
Job interview questions are cunningly devised by hiring managers in order to get the vital information they need from candidates. Behind every job interview question is another question or a concern. Basically, your job as a candidate is to process each question, scrutinizing what the concerns of the interviewer might be. Here are some interview questions with the corresponding concerns:
How long have you been job