Career Transition
		Now that you've found the job you want, go out and get it. Life's too short to be stuck in a rut. - A YOU Plan for the New Economy The Great Recession has fundamentally changed the employment landscape in this country. The old rules no longer apply. I believe we are entering into an age of career entrepreneurialism... - S.M.A.R.T Goals for a Job Search Are you looking for work? What is your current situation? Were you one of the thousands laid off over the last year and currently out of work? Or are you stuck in a rut thinking about a career change? - Fired? The Interview Solution There are many questions that plague job seekers. "What salary are you looking for?" is a big one. "Why should we hire you?" is another. And "Why did you leave your last job?" can... - The Five Essentials for an Entrepreneur to Start a Business The economy may be tanking but new research from Barclays suggests that entrepreneurs are far from being discouraged by reports of an economic slowdown. They report an estimated 98,000 new start-ups...

Change Strategies

- Finding Your Uniqueness In Today's Job Market

If you have been reading articles or listening to news reports about the job market, it becomes obvious that the number of people currently seeking jobs outnumbers the jobs that are now available.

- Getting Employers To Call You

Are you frustrated when you receive no response after you send out resumes, no follow-up calls to hear how you did on interviews, no replies when you are trying to gather more information about a prospective employer? Well, you are not alone. Over the past few years, it seems like it has been impossible to get people to return phone calls. The truth is this has always been the case. The employment decision making process often moves slowly.

- Six Common Career Misconceptions
- Job Cuts - Layoffs - Fired - Are You Losing
    Your Job?
- Stuck In A Job Search Rut? Tips to get your
    search moving again
- Are You Next?
- The Right Way to Quit Your Job
- The Salary Negotiation Dance
- When You've Been Terminated And It's A
    Good Thing
- Getting Employers To Call You
- Where the Jobs Are
- The Future of Job Hunting
- Job Search Strategies

More Change Strategy Articles

Interviewing

- What's Behind The Five Most Difficult
Interview Questions

One of the ways to be successful in an interview is to get "inside the interviewer's head." Just what are they looking for when they ask those same questions over and over?

- The Mystique of Behavioral Interviewing

This is an interviewing technique employers use to determine whether you are a good fit for the job. This is accomplished by asking questions that pertain to your past behavior. The information gained through this technique is used as an indicator of your future success. In other words, the answers you give about your past experiences will be used to predict your future performance - if you did it before you could do it again!

- Fired? The Interview Solution
- How To Sell Yourself Like A Product
- Creating The Right Resume For The
   Right Job
- Become the Solution To The Job
    Interviewer’s Problem
- Those Lazy, Crazy Days of Summer
- The Graduation Celebration is Over,
    Now on toIthe Job Search
- Why Has It Taken You So Long To Find
    A Job?
- Improve Your Telephone Interview Skills
- The In's and Out's of Interviewing

More Interviewing Articles

Paperwork

- Create an Intransition Resume

Involuntary career breaks, or dare we say it, "unemployment", can often be a frightening situation for anyone to be in. After the initial shock of unexpectedly finding yourself without a job, it doesn't take long before disillusionment sets in, particularly when days turn into weeks, then weeks into months or even longer, and you begin to panic: How you are going to handle the ever-increasing employment gap on your resume?

- Cover Letters: Trash or Treasure?

Ask 100 hiring managers if they read cover letters that accompany resumes and you may get 101 different answers, such as these in a recent discussion on Electronic Recruiting Exchange...

- Maximizing the Reference Checking
Process
- Optimizing Your Resume For An Internal
Promotion
- Getting Back On The Career Track
- Five Ways To Make Yourself Memorable
- Resume Writing Tips
- The Perfect Resume

More Resume Writing Articles

Decision Making

- Show Me The Money - Salary negotiations

This is the moment you've been waiting for — the job offer! After months of research, studying the job market, hours of introspection and days and weeks of networking, you finally have what looks like the job of your dreams. Wait a minute — wasn't it Yogi Berra who said, "It ain't over 'til it's over"? Until you've negotiated salary and agreed upon a number, the game isn't over yet.

- Decisions, Decisions - Making the right decision

Our lives are full of decisions. Where shall we go for lunch? What movie shall we see this weekend? Which job should we take? Should we go back to school? Or start our own business? And the list goes on.

- Multiple Offers?
- Beyond Pros & Cons

Getting Experience

- Overcoming the Hurdle

We've all hear this saying, "You can't get a job without experience. And you can't get experience without a job." So, when you want to change careers, what do you do? Fortunately there are several ways to overcome this hurdle.

- This Job For Hire - Finding Freelance Work Online

Today there's a job to fit just about every lifestyle. With the increase in flextime and telecommuting, traditional employment is becoming less traditional. But, if you're looking for even more flexibility you may want to consider working as an independent contractor.

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Career Transition

Change Strategies

Interviewing

Paperwork

Decision Making

Getting Experience