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1. The document provides 10 tips for job seekers on finding employment in a tough market. It stresses the importance of not panicking, taking stock of one's skills, and creating a well-written resume and cover letter tailored to each position.
2. Additional tips include researching companies before applying, contacting employers directly to stand out, and leveraging one's network and "circle of influence" to learn about opportunities. Registering for government services and benefits is also recommended to help afford training programs.
3. Overall, the tips emphasize being proactive, thoughtful, and tailored in one's job search approach rather than passive. Researching opportunities, leveraging connections, and demonstrating enthusiasm and preparation are presented as keys to standing
The document provides 5 ways to find your career path: 1) Talk to others for insight and advice, take aptitude tests, and consult mentors. 2) Take career tests provided by counselors, agencies, and online companies. 3) Try internships or volunteering to gain experience in fields of interest. 4) Join professional networks online and locally to explore opportunities and find employers. 5) Use online resources like videos and personal websites to research careers and attract potential employers.
The most common 7 Mistakes Newbie Professional Organizers Make when they are starting out. Written by Karen Koedding, Australia's First Certified Professional Organizer ®.
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The document provides tips for using the job search website Simply Hired, including searching for jobs, setting up email alerts, researching companies and salaries, mapping locations of jobs, and utilizing social networks and connections to expand one's job search. It also offers tips for preparing resumes, researching companies and interviewers, practicing for interviews, following up appropriately, and maintaining professionalism throughout the hiring process.
7 golden rules for your first job - Arise RobyArise Roby
The document provides 7 golden rules for a first job: 1) Keep your resume up-to-date and tailored for each application. 2) Network with colleagues, family, and friends and ask for referrals. 3) Tap into your alumni association for job opportunities and networking. Stay active in alumni groups online.
This document summarizes 8 secrets for job searching that are not commonly shared. It begins with addressing someone who recently lost their job and providing reassurance. It then outlines the 8 secrets: 1) Identify targeted companies, 2) Research those companies, 3) Conduct informational interviews, 4) Network offline, 5) Network online, 6) Create visibility, 7) Contact potential employers, and 8) Utilize referrals and connections. The author is introduced as a career coach who helps professionals find fulfilling jobs through personal coaching and programs.
You’ve been retrenched, how to find a jobjune_parker
This document provides guidance to those who have been retrenched on how to navigate finding a new job. It discusses dealing with the initial shock of losing one's job and common feelings that arise. It then offers tips on effective job searching strategies like updating one's resume and LinkedIn profile, networking, preparing for interviews, and using available support resources if needed. The document stresses maintaining a positive mindset and taking an active approach to the job search process.
It is nothing but being comfortable in one's work environ and making others around similarly comfortable. Fitting in means sharing a common set of beliefs and philosophies about the world. Employers want to hire people who will embrace, on philosophical and moral levels, their approach towards business and the world.
The document provides tips for job seekers on how to effectively find and get a job, emphasizing that the most effective method is networking, as 65-80% of jobs are found through networking. It stresses that employers hire people they like, so job seekers must make themselves likable through good visual appearance, clear verbal communication, well-written documents, and demonstrating strong qualifications. Researching target employers is also important so job seekers can learn how to best present themselves to different companies and determine if they would be a good fit.
The document provides tips for enhancing your job search when you are out of work. It recommends maintaining a positive attitude and treating your job search like a full-time job. Networking is key, as most jobs are found through connections, so you should leverage your personal and professional networks. You should also directly contact companies of interest and utilize job boards to get your resume in front of potential employers. With persistence and the right approach, the right job opportunity will come.
This document provides guidance for volunteers conducting workshops to help young people prepare for job interviews. It includes tips on planning, preparing and delivering the workshop. Sample activities like role-playing interviews are described. Sections provide hints on researching companies, making a good personal impression, and common interview questions/answers. The goal is to help address mismatches observed by employers between what young people offer and their expectations, by improving interview skills through volunteer-led workshops.
1. Create a portfolio showcasing your work and skills. Always be honest, courteous, and passionate in interviews.
2. Network extensively and meet as many people in your industry as possible. Past connections and references can help you get jobs.
3. Demonstrate a willingness to learn continuously. Employers want passionate, hard-working candidates who will contribute and not expect to be taught everything. Come prepared to interviews and show your research into the company.
This presentation provides information to help research companies and positions. It contains best practices from career professionals but makes no guarantees about accuracy or suitability of advice. The reader should use their own judgment and discretion with the material.
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Home help canada 10 tips to successful employment as a canadian nanny
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Getting a job as a nanny is similar to gaining employment in other industries, but only to certain degree.
There are many tips for general and technical work resumes, interviews, etc. However, this page is
By Patrick Peltier specifically to help you get that job as a nanny or caregiver in Canada. Not entirely unique, but enough to
April 12, 2013 take a few notes, for sure.The goal here is to help you make your way to the top of the employer's pile of
people to call; and this pile gets small very fast!
1. Pictures It may not be common for Joe, who applies to work at Walmart, include his picture in his application or online
work profile. But, you're not him, and nannies don't apply at major chain stores. A picture is worth a thousand words,
and it would be wise to have several friends give you feedback on the picture you choose before posting it. Ask them
what they think when they see the photo; Pleasant personality, calm, cheerful? You want to make sure that your picture
says something about you in the most positive way. You should also know, that most employers will bump a profile
without a picture to the bottom of their list quite quickly.
2. Resumes There are many websites out there to assist in creating a professional resume, and I suggest that you take the
time to create the best possible one you can. If an employer gets past the basic profile you have online, the lack of even
having a resume could put you to the bottom of the pile. Especially if there are others with even poorly made resumes.
Besides, you have the opportunity to show off your skills, experience and qualifications; so take advantage of it. It is
well worth the time.
3. All About Me With HHC, your profile contains a section called 'All About Me'. This is your opportunity to summarize
your skills, experience and attitude/personality in a few short paragraphs. You should treat this section as a general
cover-letter to employers. For some employers, they will browse a few points quickly after looking at your photo, then
take a few minutes to read this section to get an idea of who you really are as a person. Remember, they are selecting
someone to care for their children or elderly relative. They will want to find the best; so show them why you really are.
4. Answer All Profile Questions Many employers will have a 'list' of points to search for. If the age of their new nanny
was important, and you didn't answer it in your profile, you may be bumped to the bottom of the pile. For those who
are not signed in as employers, they will not be able to see some personal information. We have designed our site to Nanny Agency
keep you safe, while making sure to give what's needed for employers to make a decision. This is also the time to tell Toronto
you to answer truthfully. If you have been arrested for something (even minor) and the employer finds out later, this prassa.ca
could be a serious problem. Be honest, clear and always promote your best qualities! Emergency
5. Keywords! Suddenly, it sounds like a typical website promotion page; haha. Seriously though, you will want to know Babysitting, P/F
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the keywords employers are using to search, find and acquire the right nanny. One of the tools I suggest is Google's Nanny, Childcare
Adwords Tool. It will be geared towards webmasters of entire websites, but truthfully, you just want to get a good idea Education
of what words and phrases are best suited to make sure your profile page is SEEN by the right employer. Don't over-
use these words or phrases, rather, find practical ways to incorporate them into your profile page. It's also a good idea Find Jobs in Your
to browse common employers' postings to see what terms and phrases are used most often. Area
6. Research BEFORE Approaching an Employer Way too often, workers see a job posting and send a message to apply ca.indeed.com/Any
for the job, before even reading the posting. If the employer is seeking a housekeeper, don't apply as a nanny. pretty Job listings from
thousands of
simple, but this happens quite often. Save your time and energy for the right positions. websites in one
7. Be Versatile If you are qualified as both a Nanny and Housekeeper, you can create both profiles on HHC, by using two simple search.
different email addresses. Gmail is best for this, because you can have several accounts come to one email box. What is
important to remember is this; Use different photos, different resumes and resume styles, answer your profile Job Employment
questions to best suit the profile you are wanting to promote. If you acquire work as a nanny, great, but ultimately, you Agencies
are wanting to acquire work, and that's what HHC is designed for. www.BilingualRec…
8. Keep a Clean Social Image Employers with active accounts will be able to view your first and last name. If (and Submit Your Resume
probably when) they decide to search for you on Google or Facebook, you want to know they will see the right person to Recruiters for a
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for the job. If they see pictures of you passed out at a Gothic rave, they're more likely to pass on continuing any further More!
application process.
9. Be Well Prepared and Safe I mentioned in a previous post (10 Tips for new nannies) how the importance of being
prepared can be key in landing and keeping the job. I won't exhaust it here, but be sure to read the post with Find a Nanny -
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seriousness, as it will be of great help.
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10. Most importantly - SHARE! Your new profile page is a doorway to new employment in Canada. HHC has designed
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your page to be promoted and visible anywhere in the world. Take advantage of this, as most job matching sites will
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