Written on August 11, 2011 by Jennifer Armitstead
Adding to Interview Skills 101: Part 1, here’s a look at what the company is looking for during the interview. At the end of the day, you may never really know what the manager is looking for when meeting with the candidates. But, if you’re better prepared for the conversation, you should be able to find out more in the interview. Continue reading →
Written on August 10, 2011 by Jennifer Armitstead
Funny comic, isn’t it? Reminder of how important it is to be clear about your skills during an interview… Particularly because you never know how the manager is deciphering what you tell him. In today’s economy, people want any job … Continue reading →
Written on July 21, 2011 by LisaMarie Luccioni
Got Handshake? Forward to the Bone Crusher & Limp Fish in Your Life. It’s stealth. It’s power. And it’s at your own fingertips. Forward to the office staff and print for the kids at home, for we have ten suggestions for handshakes done right. Pictures included! Continue reading →
Written on July 9, 2011 by Chris Faires
It has always amazed me how much pressure college students are under to decide on an area of focus that will likely determine most of what they do for the rest of their life. While some students emerge from the womb knowing their life’s calling, there are many others who just can’t seem to decide on a major. This turns into semester after semester of wasted tuition as the student struggles to make up his or her mind. There are a few simple things you can do to speed up the process of picking your major. Continue reading →
Written on June 26, 2011 by LisaMarie Luccioni
Avoid remaining behind the lectern/podium. Be courageous! Engage in movement, but controlled movement. Obvious places to move during a speech are from the introduction to your first main point, from your first main point to your second main point and so on. Don’t remain on only one side of the room; the other side gets lonely, trust me. Moreover, they feel distanced and disconnected from you, a common spatial issue. Continue reading →
Written on June 25, 2011 by LisaMarie Luccioni
I’m sure you’ve read advice on how to become a better public speaker. Classic counsel is to know your subject and practice your speech. While this instruction is considered timeless for a reason, I add this thought: Whatever. I’m taking these two as an automatic given. Here’s what you really need to appreciate, those subtle nuances most speakers never think to contemplate and use. Continue reading →
Written on June 19, 2011 by SherRon Marcek
Earlier this month President Obama gave laid out a plan to help increase job training for manufacturing jobs in America. He believes that the economy will recover much quicker by increasing the education and training of American citizens and manufacturing new products with the help of technology and new innovations. Continue reading →
Written on June 18, 2011 by Chris Faires
As technology allows us to manage almost every aspect of our lives via computers and smart phones, a negative trend has been developing. People, particularly college students, are becoming inseparably connected to computers. While computers are a necessary part of college and life, this habit is preventing us from developing traits and skills we need in the real world. Here are three suggestions that will help you end your love affair with your computer. Continue reading →
Written on June 1, 2011 by Guest Blogger
It has often been said by many wise men that family is the most important part of your life. However, in order to take care of your family, it is equally important to give due importance to your work as … Continue reading →
Written on May 4, 2011 by Guest Blogger
After competing for a job interview there are some essential tasks you need to undertake. I’d recommend communicating with your potential employer - thanking them for considering you. Moreover, it’s so easy to forget all about the interview, so write down everything while its fresh in your head. Continue reading →
