BLOGPosted in Career And Job on Jun 2nd, 2008
Don’t Use Objectives
The old way of writing a resume was to include a generic objective at the very top. You know the kind that made you look really good but sounded a bit funny when read out loud.
“I desire use the skills I have developed in customer service to work for a fast growing company [...]
Posted in Career And Job on Jun 2nd, 2008
How to Make A Resume - Resume-Writing Tips To Attain Your Dream Job
Would you like to make the best impression on your prospective employers concerning your competence and how you would be suited for the job you are applying for?
Over and beyond the squeaky clean look, the impressive grades, and the equally stellar smile on [...]
Posted in Career And Job on Jun 2nd, 2008
Don’t Accept Nanny Positions You’re Not Prepared for
Thinking of making a living as a nanny or au pair? It’s a demanding career that requires preparation and consideration. Learn the steps you need to take before accepting work as a nanny or au pair.
Responsibilities
Although your primary responsibility is to care for the children, other tasks may [...]
Posted in Career And Job on Jun 2nd, 2008
CAN FINDING A NEW JOB BE ANY HARDER
More and more frequently we find ourselves tired and frustrated with our careers, telling our families and friends that “this time it’s final – I need to start looking for a new job tomorrow…”? Still, we don’t do anything about it.
Over the years, I found myself, and many [...]
Posted in Career And Job on Jun 2nd, 2008
So You Want to Write Great Cover Letters?
We are 4 interviewers and most of the cover letters we receive are just plain dull. They refer to the ‘attached resume’, indicate an interest in the job and ask for an interview.
But good cover letters can do so much more than this – they can win you [...]