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Ideas for Making the Most of Your Next Networking Event
April 05, 2013 by William FriersonThe following post has tips to make your next networking event a success.
Have you ever had one of those terrible networking event experiences? You know the ones—where you sit in the corner the whole time because nobody is interested in talking. Or perhaps you strolled in and suddenly realized everyone was more prepared than you. You didn’t even bring business cards! Networking events can be great experiences if you
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The Disappearing Act Supervisor: How to Get on Your Supervisor’s Radar
March 28, 2013 by William FriersonInterns, although it may be a challenge to communicate with your supervisor, there are ways to get his or her attention. The following post shares ideas on how to contact your boss.
If it’s the first few weeks of your internship, it doesn’t help if you are confused as to where your supervisor is. You’re confused enough figuring out where the bathroom is! Everytime you go in for your scheduled hours, it just seems as if they’re not in their office! Unburdened with tasks seems nice until you get bored
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The Disappearing Act Supervisor: How to Get on Your Supervisor’s Radar
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Saving Money On An Entry-Level Salary
January 04, 2013 by William Frierson
Have you just started an entry level job and want to learn how to save some money? The following post has ways to help you create savings on an entry level salary.Let us pretend for a moment that entry-level salaries provide a living wage. In order to write a piece on saving, I need to assume you have enough income to save. If you are struggling to meet your basic necessities like food, …
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Social Recruiting Survey Says… Get on Social Media and Get Found!
December 17, 2012 by William FriersonA recent survey says both recruiters and job seekers can benefit from using social media. Learn more in the following post.In an earlier article, Social Media a Powerful Tool for Your Job Search, I wrote about the reasons you should be leveraging social media in your job search – to get noticed, build connections, and find opportunities. But possibly the number one reason to use social media is because recruiters are using it to find their candidates.
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Social Recruiting Survey Says… Get on Social Media and Get Found!
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Recent Grads: Do you give up too easily?
November 30, 2012 by William FriersonNetworking can be a key factor in finding a job. As a recent college graduate, you may contact many recruiters and employers about job opportunities, but not receive a response. While this might be frustrating, there are some tips in the following post that can help you with the networking process in your job search.Networker, your job is to follow-up. “I sent Jocelyn an email and never heard back from her.” This is a comment I got from a recent grad for whom I’d made a warm introduction to a hiring contact. A grad who wanted a job in outside sales. To a hiring contact who was desperately trying
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