Finances: Where to Invest and Where to Save Money During Your Job Search

January 25th, 2012 No comments »

By Thomas Hathaway

Saving money is never more important than it is when you are struggling with unemployment. Depression will eat away at you during this time, and overspending will only add guilt to the list of issues. It’s vital that you find ways to save money during your job search efforts, but you want to make sure you save in the right areas. Here are the areas you should invest in, as well as the areas where you can pinch a few pennies and save some money.

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The resume is your ticket into a job interview. A poorly written resume gets tossed in the trash, even if you are actually the best candidate for the job. Meanwhile, » Read more: Finances: Where to Invest and Where to Save Money During Your Job Search

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Laid Off After 40: Tips for Finding a Job After 40

January 24th, 2012 2 comments »
If you’re over 40 and you are in need of employment, things may not be as easy as they used to be when it comes to landing a job. Let’s face it, the older you become, the harder it is to find a job since most employers prefer to hire younger ones.
However, if you possess extraordinary skills or qualities, you might be able to get your dream job. The secret? Here are some tips for finding a job after age 40:
 
1.       Prepare a very good resume.
The first step towards your dream job after age 40 is to prepare an impressive and professional resume. You can create a resume showing your previous job experiences, organizations you are a member in, related accomplishments, as well as your skills and expertise. Make sure that your resume is free from grammatical errors to make it appear professional. » Read more: Laid Off After 40: Tips for Finding a Job After 40

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Job Search Tips: Create Your Own Website and Market Yourself

January 23rd, 2012 No comments »

By Mila Johnson

In today’s job market, things are steadily improving, but you still have to be creative if you want to get hired. You may not be able to depend on a traditional resume as a way to set yourself apart from the other candidates applying for a job. You are applying for a very attractive job where many applicants will be interested, one way to promote yourself is by creating a website.

One of the major advantages of setting up a website to promote yourself is that you get to be in complete control of the content and how it is displayed. With a job » Read more: Job Search Tips: Create Your Own Website and Market Yourself

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