Category: Job Search Tips

Follow Up: Four Things You Should Do After an Interview

by wpengine on August 5, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

Guest blog spot by Outside-In® Team Member Caitlin Olszewski Most people exit an interview and wonder, “What next?” Following up is one of the most important aspects of the interviewing process and if done right, has the power to set your apart from other candidates. Here are 4 action steps you should do immediately following […]

7 Questions You Should Ask During an Interview

by wpengine on July 30, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

Guest blog spot by Outside-In® Team Member Caitlin Olszewski It happens at the end of every single interview and yet it still seems to secretly tie the shoelaces of even the most prepared candidates. We often find that when we are preparing candidates for interviews they ask for advice on how to answer, “Do you […]

7 Deadly Interview Sins

by wpengine on July 22, 2014 in Guest Post, Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

Guest blog spot by Outside-In® Team Member Caitlin Olszewski There’s no beating around the bush about it—interviews are scary. All of your achievements, education, and skills culminate and boil down into a firm handshake and a nerve-racking hour in a conference room. Many candidates research and Google interview tactics to help them find success in […]

The Recruiter’s Dozen: 12 Resume Tips to Kickstart Your Job Search

by wpengine on July 15, 2014 in Guest Post, Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

Guest blog spot by Outside-In® Team Member Caitlin Olszewski Writing your resume for the approval of a hiring manager can always be a frustrating challenge. At Placers, we are often sought after for job application and resume advice. We’ve put together this carton of tricks and tips to take your resume from scrambled to sunny-side up. […]

Should Job Seekers Be Worried About the Pre-Employment Background Check?

by wpengine on June 26, 2014 in Guest Post, Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

You’ve spent weeks scanning online job boards, asking friends and family about possible employment opportunities, and making contacts with all manner of professionals in your industry. You’ve gone through your resumé a dozen times with a fine-toothed comb and determined that it is subjectively and objectively perfect. You’ve landed half a dozen first-round interviews, made […]

Has the stigma changed for job-hoppers?

by wpengine on June 3, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Staffing, Workforce

 

According to a recent CareerBuilder survey, “1 in 4 workers have had 5-plus jobs by the age of 35. Older workers however, have job-hopped far less; just 1 in 5 of those 55 and older have held 10-plus jobs in their lifetime.” Has the stigma around job-hopping changed? In short, yes. Job-hopping no longer has […]

Resumé Red Flags – Advice from the Inside

by wpengine on April 29, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

This advice goes out to all the job seeking candidates out there that are wiping sweat from their brow as they work very hard creating the best resumé they can. All of you are unique and have a different story to tell. Each of you are using your wit, creativity, and Microsoft Office skills to […]

Dear Candidates: How to Say Thank You

by wpengine on April 1, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

A couple weeks ago, we had a candidate completely WOW us. Our team felt pretty confident about her skills and personality when we introduced her to our client to interview with five different people on their team. We knew that she would impress each one of them but we had no idea we could like […]

When Does a Job Interview End?

by wpengine on February 5, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

Guest blog spot by Outside-In® Team Member Caitlin Olszewski After dotting a couple i’s (three to be exact), smiling, and shaking hands, I had accepted a job offer—my first real job offer. I was twenty-two years old. (I’m twenty-three now but it’s amazing what a measly year can do for experience, wisdom, and unfortunately, student […]

6 Lessons from Comics on Preparing for Interviews

by wpengine on January 16, 2014 in Job Search Tips, Workforce

 

Everybody makes mistakes, but a job interview is not the time when you want to make them. Each interview is a chance to make the best impression of yourself that you can, but if you don’t prepare well enough, you’re liable to make some common mistakes to cost you the offer you were hoping for. […]

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