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Why Intelligent Enthusiasm Always Wins the Job Offer

By: Martin Yate, CPC

Restaurant interviews usually happen once you have demonstrated that you are capable of doing the job. Consequently, an invitation to talk business over food means that you are under strong consideration. Meeting in a restaurant offers the interviewer a chance to see you in a social setting that encourages examination of the more subtle skills that play a role in work once you begin to climb the professional ladder of success.

By: Martin Yate, CPC

It is said that 75% of employers check references, yet many people never speak to their professional references at all, or do so only at the end of a job search, when a job offer is imminent. This can be a costly mistake.

By: CareerCast.com

You've sent out countless resumes and have finally been called in for an interview. This is the point where you can make it or break it. If you perform well, you may finally get the job you've been looking for.

By: CareerCast.com

As warmer days are on the horizon, the hiring market is also beginning to heat up, which is good news for job seekers. Whether you are currently employed, looking for a new career or are focusing full-time on finding a job, spring is full of opportunities.

By: Martin Yate, CPC

Your resume is the most financially important document you will ever own. When it works, you work; and when it doesn’t, you don’t. Unfortunately, technology has revolutionized corporate recruitment, and you may not know what it takes to build a killer resume for today’s job search. Here are seven secrets that form the foundation of every killer resume.