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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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6 Tips to Shorten a Job Search
December 10, 2012 by William Frierson
If you are a recent college graduate or someone looking for a new job, there are some tips in the following post which may quickly move your search along.Is your job search efficient?
The economic outlook has been looking very grim, and can be disheartening to those of us who are trying to enter the job force for the first time. However, a savvy seeker can get into the game quickly if he or she keeps a few simple rules and tips in mind:
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Where Success is Really Hidden
by William FriersonOnce you have established your personal brand, success is likely to follow. Have you thought about where this success can be found, beyond your personal brand? The following post explains.Not all successful people are happy. Some successful people are stressed out, miserable, angry, frustrated, depressed and lonely. They are barely able to get up in the morning. They trudge through the day. They might as well be breaking rocks on a chain gang in a 110-degree heat, with no water breaks. Their health is bad, their weight is out of control, their back hurts, their eyes hurt, their teeth hurt – basically their life hurts.
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5 Tips For Finding Your Job Search Mentor
November 21, 2012 by William FriersonThere is no shame in needing some guidance during your career. If you’re looking for a mentor in your job search, the following post offers some helpful tips.We’re often faced with many questions during the search for a job. Where do I look? Is my resume up to par? How do I prepare for a phone interview? And the biggest question of all — who do I confide in for help during my search? Having a strong
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