Posted: November 13, 2009 at 1:33 pm | Tags: interview, recruiting, staffing
The job interview is your proving ground, the place where you must demonstrate why you are the best person for the job. Making that powerful statement that you’re the best of all the candidates requires the three Ps: Preparation, Presentation and Perception.
PREPARE PREPARE PREPARE
When you walk into an interview, the more prepared you are, the better the chances are that you’ll succeed. Memorize everything you put on your resume and cover letter and be prepared to explain each item. But you should also be ready to talk about more than just yourself. Get to know your future employer.
A very influential Director of Recruiting and Employment, emphasizes this point. “Your resume and application are fair game. Candidates should study themselves and the company with whom they’re interviewing.”
Read industry trade magazines, visit the company web site, and do a company search on Yahoo! Finance to find current news about your prospective employer. Be prepared to demonstrate what you know about the company and the industry.
Remember the better prepared that you are the better your chances of landing that job!!!
Good luck!!
Posted: August 6, 2009 at 4:08 pm | Tags: employee, employee tips, recruting, staffing
Is follow through important when searching for a job? Absolutely, it is crucial in that the person who is hiring and the company you are applying at expects it from you. Follow through is essential for every facet of life. If you follow through in everything you do I guarantee that you will succeed!!
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Posted: July 28, 2009 at 3:27 pm | Tags: employee, recruit, staffing
During this hard economic times it is extremely important to “Be Prepared” in everything you do, especially when going on a job interview. You need to come prepared for the interview, dressed appropriately and bring the necessary documents required with you. Just today, I had to turn a couple of applicants away One candidate was dressed for the beach and another candidate even though advised of the documentation required just did not think it was important enough to follow instructions given. First impressions are key, remember you only get one shot to impress that employer that is why it’s called ”First Impression”. For more tips please contact me at http://www.transhiregroup.com/employee.htm
Posted: July 28, 2009 at 3:24 pm | Tags: recruting, staffing
The “Tip of the day” is take time to stop and greet someone in the hallways or in the streets. There is so much stress nowadays that if we all took a second and stopped and be kind to those who cross our paths the world be so much better. A nice greeting goes a long way.
Remember it just takes a second to say 
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Posted: July 28, 2009 at 3:19 pm | Tags: recruting, staffing
I finally was able to meet someone I have been communicating via the telephone and email for a couple of years now. There is nothing better than to finally place a face to the voice on the other side of the telephone. Our meeting was one of the best meetings I have ever had. Electronic communications can only take relationships to a certain degree there is nothing better that the Face to Face contact. For more information please contact http://www.transhiregroup.com/employee.htm
