The five must-haves employers look for in job candidates

The five must-haves employers look for in job candidatesToday, the name of the game is “whoever can demonstrate their value to the company gets the job” There are five must-haves employers look for in a job candidate: Above-average oral and written communication skills. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills. A proven track record of achieving measurable results. Culture-fitting and likeable. (Likability trumps your skills…

When job searching master the art of brevity

When job searching master the art of brevityThe key to mastering brevity in a job search is determining what your audience really needs to know about you Recruiters and hiring managers are time-stressed. Therefore, they appreciate candidates who keep their communication brief, which shows the candidate is a professional who possesses proficient communication skills and who respects their time. Additionally, brevity gives…

The best job search advice I ever received

The best job search advice I ever receivedWhat others think of you decides whether or not you move forward in your career The majority of job search advice is cookie-cutter, advice that is not new, just common sense. Always be networking. Focus on your strengths. Show interest in the job. Before applying, research the company. Continually improve your resume and LinkedIn profile.…

The hardest part of searching for a job is getting noticed

The hardest part of searching for a job is getting noticedSearching for a job requires a bold, focused and decisive approach Recently, I was asked, “Nick, what do you feel is the hardest part of job searching? My answer, without hesitation: “Getting noticed.” Before 2005 – I am ballparking – applying for jobs and sending thank-you letters involved fancy resume paper, matching envelopes, and plenty…

Threads has not taken off because it lacks X/Twitter’s fiery appeal

Threads has not taken off because it lacks X/Twitter’s fiery appealZuckerberg’s Threads is no threat to X/Twitter because it offers nothing new to the social media landscape On July 5th, Mark Zuckerberg launched the Twitter (now ‘X’) clone Threads seemingly as a stab at X/Twitter’s new owner and his nemesis Elon Musk. I can only surmise Zuckerberg saw X/Twitter as a “sinking ship” that he…
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