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7 02, 2018

Utilizing Your Network During Your Job Search
Utilizing Your Network During Your Job Search

General Job Search Advice

Utilizing Your Network During Your Job Search

Anthony Troia2018-02-07T11:45:53-05:00Categories: General Job Search Advice|Tags: applying, job application, job search, job searching, job seeker, linkedin, network, networking|0 Comments

One of the most powerful tools you have available to you during your job search is your network. A strong network enables you to have access and sway with job opportunities you wouldn’t normally have. It’s is also important to remember that the strength of your connections is entirely dependent on you. The amount of work you put into developing and checking in with your network will decide how powerful it is when you begin to look for a job. We’ll begin by discussing who you can consider in your network, and then make some suggestions about how you can put [...]

Link Roundup: What You Need to Know When Job Searching

Anthony Troia2017-11-10T11:10:16-05:00Categories: Link Roundups|Tags: interview, interviews, job, job interview, Job Posting, job search, job searching, linkedin, Microsoft, Microsoft Word, resumes|0 Comments

Instead of focusing on one specific topic this week, we’ve gathered all the links that we believe will lead to a successful job search. Job searching technology and trends continue to evolve, so keeping up with them is crucial. In the links below we highlight some new developments, as well as some tried and true advice. As long as you’re a job seeker, you’ll find something of value below. […]

What Not to Do: Job Search at Work

Anthony Troia2017-01-11T11:20:43-05:00Categories: General Job Search Advice, How to Survive the '9-5', Resources for Job Seekers|Tags: fired, job hunt, job search, job search at work, job searching, job seeker, let go, resume, terminated, termination|0 Comments

If you’re working on your job search while you are employed, you have no reason to be paranoid when searching. However if you are currently employed, it’s important to be careful when looking. Since most positions of employment are at will, it’s entirely possible that you could be terminated if your current employer discovers your job search. We’ll discuss some ways for you to keep your job search off the radar. […]