With more cuts expected in the near future, you might be wondering how to prepare in case of a layoff, or what to do if you do lose your job.
Since there are continued waves of layoffs, you may want to take your job search to the next level by leveraging social media to get noticed.
These days, it’s hard not to worry, especially when it comes to your career.
Human resources and hiring managers closely scrutinize each candidate and hold them up to the highest standards.
Here are a few of those subtle interview mistakes that might be costing you the job.
Workers sound off on Twitter and LinkedIn about their pink slips—and find new jobs.
When pulling back the curtain on the interview process, you learn that there’s a lot you were never told about. Meeting the requirements listed on a job description is only one small part of the hiring process. There are easy-to-implement actions you may be unaware of that will make you stand out and win the […]
Within moments of meeting, the other person immediately forms an impression of you.
Melissa Fortunato is an FBI Special Agent and Crisis Negotiator. Over the course of her career, she’s been involved in a number of high-stakes scenarios that required her to lean heavily on the skills of negotiation. She joined Negotiate Anything to share her most exciting stories, as well as her best advice for winning in everyday negotiations. […]
Here is a hack that will make you feel more confident in your job search: the interviewer and hiring managers are more nervous than you are.