Shifting Areas of Expertise, Sounds Crazy?

Administrator — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 15:41:03 +0000

Many job hunters would laugh at the prospect of getting a job they barely know but end up loving and making it successfully in the said field. This is not an uncommon strategy of people who are just fed up with the work they are currently in. Be brave and face the lion in the face and ask yourself; Would I last in this job?, Can I live with facing a computer everyday for the rest of my career?
Many so-called shifters will tell you that it may just be the break you are searching for when it comes to jobs that you couldn’t get. For example, philosophy graduates are more in demand now for business related jobs than ever before. Why, the way they think brings a better understanding of businesses and the social aspects of doing business.

The Resume

Administrator — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 15:37:00 +0000

Do you know that sending in resumes to all your prospective employers can cost you a lot of money in paper and printing costs? Be sure to check if they allow or only accept electronic versions to save you the trouble. Make it clean and concise with all the necessary information such as experience and educational background. Make a short narrative that describes you in the business environment but make it short. Include past employers if there are any for they can make your case stronger. Do use valid character references for some firms do verify the information. With a clean and proper resume, you’re on your way to an interview with a little more confidence and finesse.

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Shifting Areas of Expertise, Sounds Crazy?

The Resume