Friends and family often have lots of advice when you start your new job search: update your resume, practice your interview skills, and network, network, network! However, if you're an introvert, networking probably seems like an unpleasant chore that you'd rather avoid.
Job searching after a major life change is difficult, but it does demonstrate initiative and drive.
Companies recognize that it's crucial to build diversity, innovation, and collaboration within their workforce if they want to stay competitive in an ever-changing tech landscape.
The stereotypical nine-to-five job is still a mainstay in the corporate and professional worlds. The hours may vary and include Saturdays or evenings if your target market includes the people with nine-to-fives.
You've spent a considerable amount of time job searching, and now a potential employer has set up an interview. This is a 'make it or break it' moment. An interview that goes smoothly and impresses the individual conducting it is critical to you getting the job. How can you accomplish this? Here are 5 tips to prepare for a successful interview.
It happens to everyone at some point: your boss says no to your proposal, or your fellow team members nix your great idea. It can be a crushing feeling to be rejected at work, but there is a silver lining.
When you're looking for a job, one of the issues that may come up is the idea of being overqualified for a position. In many cases, this seems like a completely ridiculous concept, after all, what employer doesn't want a very capable employee?
If you've been looking for a job for some time, you may be tempted to update your resume by making up experience that you don't actually have.
Most of us hate that dreaded word: "networking." There are very few people who are not daunted by the idea of networking. It feels so embarrassing like you're going around asking people for a job. And you might feel like you're advertising the fact that you don't have a job. Plus, aren't you also making [...]
Most of us despise that dreaded word: "networking". There are very few people who are not daunted by the idea of networking.
