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Choosing the ‘Write’ One: Writing Samples 101
April 05, 2013 by William FriersonIf you are interviewing for a writing job, it is a good idea to bring a variety of writing samples just in case a potential employer is interested. Learn more in the following post.
Whenever I go on an interview, I carry a folder full of writing samples and copies of my resume. You’ve probably heard that employers often ask for writing samples during an interview even if they hadn’t asked you to bring or send them beforehand. I’ve been in this very
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Attention Unemployed Or Underemployed Recent College Graduates
January 04, 2013 by William Frierson
While the job market may still be tough, recent college graduates shouldn’t completely blame themselves for not having jobs or the jobs they want. Find out why, and learn some things they should keep in mind during their job searches.The following is a guest post by Caroline Ross. We’ve all seen the reports: around 50% of recent college grads are unemployed or underemployed. Now, before we start pointing fingers and placing blame, let us remember that, even though the recession is supposedly over, our economy still isn’t as strong as it was before. Employers all across the board
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Attention Unemployed Or Underemployed Recent College Graduates
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Your First Job Search: Where To Start
December 26, 2012 by William FriersonAre you ready to land that entry level job after graduation, but not sure where to start? The following post will help you begin your job search.Your first job search post-college can be intimidating. In fact, many recent college graduates don’t even know where to start. But getting started on your job search doesn’t have to be the intimidating task many make it out to be. Remember, recent college graduates don’t have to have
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Your Talent Database: A Coal Mine or a Gold Mine?
November 26, 2012 by William FriersonWhy are some companies missing out on the best talent available? The following post identifies some problems concerning their recruiting process.Would you consider your candidate database a coal mine or a gold mine? Are you missing out on candidates when you search your database? Have you lost a placement to a competitor because the candidate did not appear in your search results? Have you learned the hard way by spending way too much time creating and then deleting a record after you’ve found it to be a duplicate record?
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Professional Resume Writing for a Job Interview
November 21, 2012 by William FriersonBefore submitting your resume to a potential employer, it is important to tell him or her exactly what you’re looking for in a new position. If you plan to work with a professional resume writer, think about reading the following post to learn which mistake to avoid when writing your resume.Primarily, it is important to have in mind that Resume writing services is aimed at promoting oneself in the best way possible. This is usually done for the expense of getting a job interview invite. Generally, a resume is not an official recruit’s manuscript. It is not an application for securing a job, it is not about the experience but it is about an individual.
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