Author Archive for billiesucher
Hire You: Why?
You are the Hiring Manager: this is the 23rd candidate interviewed this week alone…and then, imagine that you are exhausted, overworked, and secretly thinking about that vacation you’ll be taking next week. Will this candidate wow me? Or bore me?
Job Hunters: Are You A Winner With Your Words
Words are powerful. Words bolster, motivate, inspire, and support. On the flip side, words discourage, destroy, devastate. Words can get you hired or fired. Words matter.
The Difference Between A Person Who Finds A Job And One Who Doesn’t
Learn the elements that will separate successful job hunters from those who will be remain unemployed.
So, What Is A 1099 Anyway?
I didn’t give the 1099 chat another thought until last week when someone else asked “What is a 1099?” For information on this subject, you can go here and here to read more.
In the Eye Of The Beholder…You And Your Job Hunt
As a job seeker, how about it — do you see possibilities in all (or most) things? As a job seeker, do you use your creativity and imagination to generate new ideas and innovations?
Job Candidate: Talk Me Into It; Talk Me Out Of It
In an interview, you are trying to ’sell’ yourself and according to the line above, you will either talk yourself into the job, or you will talk yourself out of the job. Agree? Disagree? How, you might wonder, do you as a job candidate talk yourself out of a job?
Good To Go After Graduation…33 Tips For The 2010 Grad
Did you leave the college campus with a job in hand, or are you in the midst of looking for one? Listed below are a few ideas to consider.
Career Scrabble? Career Jumble? Anyone, Anyone?
Carefully consider each respective career option presented above to determine which one might be the best fit for you, and your career, at this time in your life.
Job Search Fundamentals – Are You A Five-Tool Player?
Have you thrown yourself into the job search process with a sustained positive, optimistic attitude? Are you demonstrating quickness and accuracy in job search activities?
Moping, Coping and Hoping
Another client said this is how she has been getting through a ‘challenging’ period of unemployment…”moping, coping, hoping” and that she has been dealing with a lot of the ‘d’ words….”depression, dejection, dismay, discouragement, despair, disappointment”, etc.
Transform Your Job Search
What five words immediately come to mind when you think about yourself? Are they good and positive words, or not so good and negative?
