October 10, 2006
We all know how stressful a job search can be. Effective Learning Systems is offering instant access to a free MP3 download of the complete spoken-word track of its Alpha Break audio program.
This MP3 download will help you relax mentally and physically in just 10 minutes. While it lasts only 10 minutes, according to Effective Learning Systems, it will help you relax and lower your brainwave frequency to the alpha state (7-14 Hertz). As stated by Effective Learning Systems, at this level of mind you will quickly raise your energy level, generate new ideas, make decisions, or just renew your positive attitude.
When you’re feeling stressed from your job search, take an Alpha Break.
Free Alpha Break MP3 Download
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July 5, 2006
Are you unhappy in your current job? Do you have 15-20 minutes to devote to career planning? Would you find it valuable to know what your natural motivations, interests, and talents are? Are you interested in receiving career information to show which jobs match your natural strengths? Take a free career test brought to you by MAPP.
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Tags: career test, career assessment, work, career, jobs
June 7, 2006
Here’s a great resource to help college students find an internship and new college graduates land their first job after graduation:
CollegeRecruiter.com
CollegeRecruiter.com features 250,000 active job postings from all industries. The site is primarily targeted to students and recent graduates with zero to three years of experience.
CollegeRecruiter.com provides industry-specific career channels with positions and career information related to each specific channel. Select a career channel to research industry information and search jobs.
Tags: entry level jobs, internships, work, career, jobs
June 5, 2006
Are you looking for a marketing position in the U.S.? Be sure to subscribe to MarketingSherpa’sCareer Climber newsletter, a weekly electronic newsletter that typically features 30-60 postings for marketing positions throughout the U.S. The newsletter is a particularly good resource for Internet marketing positions.
Here is a sample of the positions listed in its last newsletter:
Citrix, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Web Marketing Manager
MarketResearch.com, Rockville, MD
Marketing Web Site Manager
JDSU, Milpitas, CA
Direct Marketing Manager
Jobseekers can also post their availability through the newsletter at no charge.
Employers can list their job openings at no charge.
Tags: marketing jobs, marketing positions, work, career, jobs
June 3, 2006
Are you looking for a great resource for finding job opportunities? If so, try Indeed, a search engine for jobs. Indeed includes job listings from major job sites like Monster and CareerBuilder as well as newspapers, associations and company career pages in one search, giving job seekers free access to millions of employment opportunities from thousands of websites. You can save your searches and have jobs delivered to you by e-mail.
Are you an employer looking for a free resource for posting your job opportunities? Employers can include job listings in the Indeed search engine without a fee. If you have a job site, click here to have your jobs added to Indeed.
Tags: job opportunities, work, career, jobs
May 31, 2006
Thad Peterson, a Monster staff writer, recently wrote an article featuring 100 Potential Interview Questions that would be a good resource for you to review prior to interviewing with an employer.
Here are questions that I found to be of particular importance to be prepared for:
- Who was your favorite manager and why?
- Why do you want this job?
- What’s your ideal company?
- Why should we hire you?
- How long will it take for you to make a significant contribution?
- What irritates you about other people, and how do you deal with it?
- Why are you leaving your present job?
Here’s a question from the article that I feel is worth thinking about for your own career and personal development whether or not you are currently conducting a job search:
If I were to give you the salary you requested but let you write your own job description, what would it say?
Tags: interview questions, interview prep, work, career, jobs
May 29, 2006
I’ve wanted to start a blog for some time now, but never got around to it. I was intimidated by how complicated I thought it would be. This weekend, I decided to do some research on starting a blog. I discovered I could use a free application, WordPress, that would allow me to host the blog on my website domain and manage the blog through the application.
I was able to successfully upload the software to my server. I’m definitely still in the learning phase of blogging, but I’ve found a great free tutorial that is guiding me through the process.
Everything I’ve read says that I should pick a niche to focus my blog on, but I’ve had trouble narrowing my focus. At this point, the blog will be about Career and Personal Development. I have an online business that provides outplacement and resume writing services which is why I’m interested in discussing career and personal development issues.
Since I run an Internet business, I want to include information important Internet Entrepreneurs as well. I see the Internet as a vehicle that will enable more and more employees to leave the corporate world to become small business owners.
I’m sure this blog will evolve over time just as my business has. I don’t even offer the service I initially started my business around. My two main sources of income for my business now weren’t offered when I initially launched my website. I think the best thing I can do with my blog is to begin and see where it takes me. Life’s a journey.
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