The Like Button In Real Life
The big question is whether the likeable candidate is hired more easily, or if the likeable employee is more valued than the competent one.
Stand Out from the Crowd – Maximizing the Job Fair Experience
Job seekers attend fairs hoping to gain face-to-face access to prospective employers in ways that their e-mailed resumes cannot. The big problem is that too many people attend job fairs, career expos, whatever you want to call them, without a plan
TOP 6 SECURITY TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR HOME COMPUTER
If you are in a role where you often get attachments and links from people you don’t already know – it’s natural to worry about maintaining the safety and security of your computer, particularly when you bring work home from the office, or open email and documents on your personal devices.
Asking Questions About A Candidate’s Earnings History During the Interview Process is Now Illegal in NYC as of October 31, 2017
The New York City Council has passed a NYC Salary History Inquiry Ban effective as of October 31, 2017
Severance Package Considerations: The Last Negotiation
Have you or someone you know found yourself unexpectedly unemployed? Laid off, downsized, fired…whatever the official reason, you are suddenly uprooted from a job that seemed relatively secure. The issue of severance pay may figure prominently into how you cope with your dismissal and subsequent job search.
Why You Didn’t Get the Job Offer…
The Class of 2017 is now home and ready to put their newly earned degrees to work. Job market newbies need to bring their best game to the interview. Here are some tips so you WILL get the offer, instead of being passed over. Learn from these proven mistakes.