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Job Search Television Network CEO Sees Uptick in National Hiring, But Major Changes in How Companies Find New Employees
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CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As the fall hiring season begins, the CEO of Job Search Television Network (JSTN), Roger Stanton reported that the nation’s leading video and social media based recruiting company is seeing a significant uptick in hiring interest among clients, but that companies are drastically changing the way they do recruiting. “Coming into the…
Read MoreHow to use e-mail to follow up on job contacts
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By Amy Lindgren For the AJC In last week’s column, I discussed follow-up calls and potential scripts for job seekers to use when trying to connect with employers or networking contacts. Since the secret to a good job search is consistent and persistent follow-up, it’s worth some time to think about what you…
Read MoreHow I Got the Job: Michael Proffer, 23
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The job: Lab assistant II The employer: Physician’s Reference Laboratory LLC, which provides lab testing for area hospitals and research facilities, has had its core lab in Overland Park since its founding in 1976. The company is wholly responsible for the tests run within many Kansas City area hospitals, including St. Joseph Medical…
Read MoreDetermining the Best Places to Post Your Resume
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DELAND, FL -- There are literally thousands of online job boards and niche career websites online these days. Before you jump onto your computer and start posting your resume, make sure you develop your 2010 job search strategy. When putting together your plan, identify what kind of job boards will be best for…
Read Moreto be a good listener…
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“Try honestly to see things from the other person's point of view. ” - Dale Carnegie Think of LADDER to be a good listener • Look at the other person. • Ask questions. • Don't interrupt. • Don't change the subject. • Express emotion with control. • Respond appropriately.
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