Posts Tagged ‘#Jobseekers’
#JobSearch #Friday – Nov/Dec IS The BEST TIME to SEARCH for a New Career!
Since 1981, in my experience as an EXPERT Recruiter, searching for new Talented candidates demonstrated one constant year in and year out during Great Economies and Poor Economies. Searching for a new career in November and December is the Best Time to find new opportunities! Isn’t That Counter-Intuitive? In the 1980s and early 1990s, my…
Read More#JobSearch #Friday – IT is HALLOWEEN! BEWARE OF THE APPLICANT TRACKING SYSTEM ARTIFICIAL “ArTiFiCiaL INTeLLiGeNCe”!
A prowler is lurking out there! It is attempting to steal your opportunity to work for a new company! No, it is not ID Theft…It Is Worse! It is a Company’s and some Job Boards’ applicant tracking systems with their vaunted artificial intelligence screening out Top Candidates, like YOU! If you do not believe me…
Read More#JobSearch #Friday – You Accepted A New Position! 3 Tips For Your First Week
Since March 15th, twenty-one professionals I have coached have accepted new positions! Many of them received increases in compensation. The commitment they shared was to treat finding a new career as their job. They succeeded! What Actions Should New Professionals Take Their First Week? All companies are different when they greet a new employee on…
Read More#JobSearch #Friday – Where Do I Look?
As a seeker for a new career, often you wonder where you will find your next position. Many times, you are in shock as you prepare your search. Therefore, you fall back on your previous experience. You look online – but times have changed. Now artificial intelligence has been introduced to Applicant Tracking Systems and…
Read More#JobSearch #Friday – Expect Success!
This is an interesting time we are experiencing. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2019 the United States had 163,537,000 workers who were 16 and older. The September 2020 unemployment numbers are: Official Unemployment Rate is U-3 (Total Unemployed, as a percentage of the civilian labor force) is 7.9%. That looks pretty…
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