Showing posts with label find a job. Show all posts
Showing posts with label find a job. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Is Your Social Profile Keeping You from Getting a Job? | Argosy University

Social media can sometimes do more harm than good. Imagine that you’re looking for a job that allows you to put your psychology degree to work. You print a professional resume and dress well for your interview. You concentrate on meeting your prospective employer’s eyes and answering every question concisely. Everything goes beautifully and by the time you leave, you’re convinced you’ve nailed the job.

Except you don’t get that phone call. Several weeks go by and you realize you’ve been passed over for the job. Why?

Because that prospective boss, the one who just tossed your meticulously written resume into the trash, turned to his computer as soon as you left and searched for your name. Read the full article here.

Friday, April 30, 2010

7 Resume Mistakes by College Graduates | Argosy University

With today’s tight job market and positions for college graduates the lowest in 20 years, differentiating you from others applying for the same position will be critical. Writing an exceptional resume will differentiate you from others.

Your resume is the greatest major asset in your career management inventory and job search. Its job is to provide the evidence that you are a candidate that should be seen.

There is no one right way to write a resume. The important point is to keep it relevant and interesting and avoid key pitfalls. Read the full article here.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Five signs that green is the next bubble

http://www.bloggingstocks.com/2009/10/07/five-signs-that-green-is-the-next-bubble/

We're tired of bubbles, right? Anyone 30 or older has lived through two big ones so far, with a brief period of prosperity separating the decimation of dot-com largesse and mortgage-fueled paper wealth. It could take until 2014 for the jobs lost to be replenished, and there's little reason for optimism.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Employment with Argosy University

http://www.argosy.edu/about-us/employment.aspx

Are you a service-oriented professional or student-centered educator? Are your academic credentials backed by substantive career experience? Do you possess the knowledge and skills needed to connect with students and excel in an evolving global marketplace? Visit the link above for more information!