Friday, May 29, 2020
The True Secrets of Job Hunting
The True Secrets of Job Hunting When job hunting how do you get yourself noticed? How do you negotiate the interview and pay? Here are the true secrets of the job hunt! 1) Get yourself noticed: Become more visible: Itâs a big world out there! One of the best ways to get noticed these days is to make your self as visible as possible to potential employers. The first thing you can do is to ensure your online application, resume, and CV includes keywords that are related to your particular field. Without the correct keywords your information is far less visible to any one searching online. Social media: If youâre not leveraging the plethora of social media tools at your disposal, youâre missing out on a huge opportunity to get noticed and make connections that could result in an offer. Your first move should be to get on LinkedIn and start expanding your network by joining groups and working through your existing contacts. Itâs a good idea to either set your Facebook to private or at the very least ensure nothing potentially discouraging to potential employers is visible. Companies and recruiters use every tool available to get a firm grasp of who you are as a person. Gaining influence: Harnessing the power of Twitter and other online mediums to become an industry influencer can be a great asset. Influencers are not just popular, but are seen as connected, passionate and knowledgeable individuals who have the ability to affect change. This is a powerful asset to potential employers. Employers want to know they are hiring someone who can have a positive impact not only for the company but also those around them. 2) Navigating the interview: Play your part by asking questions: Asking the right questions can serve a few different purposes. A well thought out question can show knowledge and insight about a particular position or industry. Another advantage is that it shows the interviewer your level of long-term commitment. Asking questions about the day-to-day processes and operations shows that you are really trying to envision your career with this company for the long haul. This also opens the door to have the interviewer sell you on the company and make your feel more comfortable about the decision to work there. Include things that are uniquely you: Whoever is hired will have to work closely with everyone else in the office and the last person they want to hire is a robot. Donât be afraid to include your hobbies and interests during your interview. Though, bear in mind that you donât want to go overboard by talking about your dozens of pet cats. 3) Negotiating pay and benefits: Donât be afraid to talk about pay: While pay should never be your top concern it is obviously an important talking point for both parties. Tread carefully on this subject. Itâs acceptable to know and voice the minimum you can live with, but coming across too bold or entitled can ruin the view they have of you. Being polite and tactful can go a long way. Politely ask what the average range of salary is for this open position. At this point they already know your salary history, so chances are the offer they have in mind is within your reasonable expectations. At the end of the day you have to be thinking long-term. A little less money with greater future opportunity is always a better choice. Discussing benefits is not a bad thing: Asking about benefits offered is never a bad move. If you are still in the running they will be more than happy to sell you on company benefits and to make sure itâs a good fit for you. Let them know about your children or family needs and ensure you are getting everything you desired. Again, tact is highly recommended, as benefits are usually not a highly flexible part of the job offer. 4) Donât be too quick to sign on the dotted line: Juggling multiple offers can be tricky: If you have multiple job offers that are making the choice hard for you, let them know. Again, be open and honest when dealing with these situations and employers will respect you. If the job you prefer to work gives you a lower bid than the less preferred, let them know. You might be surprised at the reaction you get. Itâs usually best to provide them with proof but thatâs not always necessary. Often times if they are as excited about you joining the team as you are, they can raise their offer or even match another offer to get you on board. Wait! I need more time: Usually all the offers do not just fall into your lap at the same time. The job you were almost certain to get will shoot back a quick offer while the one you really want is taking its time and mulling over the potential candidates. In this situation it is completely acceptable to ask the first company for some time to think about it or ask what the expiration of that offer is. These are big choices for both sides and a little time to think in order to ensure the right decision is made would be in the best interest of both parties. Remember what is important: You want to work at a job that appreciates all you are and what you bring to the table. There is no point in pretending to be someone or something your not. Take a look at what in your personal life is important to you and make sure this new job protects those things and doesnât cut them out. Finding a job that fits both parties perfectly takes open communication and clearly defined expectations on both sides. Author: Josh Hansen is a writer who writes on a wide range of employment and career topics on behalf of Workfish (workfish.co.uk).
Monday, May 25, 2020
Whose Job is it, Anyway
Whose Job is it, Anyway This is one of a series of posts based on the book Life Admin: How I Learned to Do Less, Do Better, and Live More, by Elizabeth Emens. In a previous post, I described the hidden, unpaid labor that Elizabeth Emens calls life admin: research, calling, scheduling, making lists, paying bills, making appointment and hundreds of other tasks that are necessary to a well run household. Ignoring the admin of life is not a viable option, unless youâre comfortable with the conflict, cost and inconvenience of fixing problems when they occur. So how do families decide who does the admin? Elizabeth Emens says it happens in several ways, some of them deliberate and some entirely random. First, thereâs a gender divide. Research shows that most life and household admin is handled by women as part of their Second Shift. If it falls under the category of household tasks, we still think of it as womenâs work. Both spouses work full time in 48 percent of U.S. households, but working women still do the majority of life admin, especially when there are children whose schedules and care must be managed. Most of the social obligations are handled by women: remembering birthdays, shopping for cards and presents and scheduling events. As I write this, I canât think of a single couple we know where the man has social scheduling authority. No matter how powerful or organized his is, when you ask if theyâre free for dinner Friday night, heâll say: âNot sure talk to the boss.â The second divide is along skill sets. âYouâre just better at this kind of stuff.â The more organized partner, the one whoâs better with technology, the one who has a knack for dealing with people, the one who develops a better system â" thatâs who gets the job. Once you have the job, Emens says you can almost never give it up; admin is sticky. Since itâs easy to see that the admin sticks to the more competent partner, Emens says itâs not uncommon for the other partner to develop a tendency for what she calls âstrategic ball dropping.â If you forget to pay a bill or schedule a task, or lose documents repeatedly, eventually youâll be relieved of those duties. If youâre this partner, stop it. Stop it now. Another division of labor occurs by chance or history. Chances are, if you do the admin the first time, itâs yours for the duration. Emens writes about a married couple driving across the country moving from one state to another. They alternating driving duties with the passenger calling their new city to set up utilities and other services. Ten years later, whatever admin they had set up in the car remained their job. When households are merged, the person who was already resident usually retains the admin associated with the house, even if the partners are equal. Often, this is because vendors tend to continue communicating with the original partner, even if he or she isnât handling that task any more. In the same way, parents in merged families might divide the admin of children, parents or pets into yours, mine and ours categories for handling. Even if you develop a deliberate and thoughtful plan to divide work equitably, admin creep can occur. One way this happens is when you outsource chores. Emens defines chores as actually doing work (think grocery shopping or mowing the lawn) as opposed to the admin around these tasks. Outsourcing may seem like a great way to reclaim hours that can be spent on more valuable activities. But you may have just liberated the person doing the chore â" your husband mowing the grass, for example â" by turning it into an admin task that the other partner has to handle. The husband frees up two hours of lawn time, but the wife now spends time scheduling the service, writing checks and researching new landscapers if one doesnât work out. Emens warns her readers to be careful when outsourcing chores â" you may create more admin and more frustration for your partner.
Friday, May 22, 2020
Two Must-Have Leadership Skills
Two Must-Have Leadership Skills There have been countless volumes written on leadership. Some are mechanical how-to guides. Some present broad view philosophies on all that it means to be a good leader. And more than a few have made it to the best-seller lists. But what if you were to put them all in a juicer and extract only the most potent leadership concentrate? What are the must-have leadership skills that no one aspiring to long-term success can do without? Think of all of the elements you might include in the definition of a great leader. While we might differ on the details, there are two attributes that all great leaders exhibit. Attributes that permeate all their other skills and talents. First, they lead with constant awareness and concern for those around them. Their team truly matters to them and they embrace the concept that leading is serving. Second, their ability to lead is constantly present. In any given situation, theyre able to assimilate whatever is necessary to effectively respond. Heres a brief look at each of these must-have leadership skills as presented in two newly-published books. Servant Leadership Theres plenty of so-called leaders in our world who clearly have only their own interests at heart. But selfish motives and self-serving agendas are only thinly veiled. Sooner or later, those who are in dependent roles will lose patience and faith. Leaders who go about their work with a mindset of serving get quite different results. Their achievements are lasting. They are respected by those they lead and serve. They are, by any measure, part of the family of their team. Renowned expert Ken Blanchard with Renee Broadwell have assembled the insights of dozens of successful leaders in their new book Servant Leadership In Action. As the subtitle says, they show you how you can achieve great relationships and results as a servant leader. I doubt you will find any book or course on leadership that delivers a more on-target message of the essential element critical to being a truly great leader. Get a copy. Its coming out March 6. Read it. Be it. Impromptu Leadership Highly effective leaders are able to think and respond quickly. When necessary, they can formulate and deliver powerful messages and responses on the spot. And, remain congruent with their highly valued reputation. While some leaders may enjoy this ability seemingly naturally, it isnt a gift reserved for a chosen few. You can learn, just as you can learn to be an effective teacher. Author Judith Huphrey, in Impromptu Leading In The Moment shows you how. Imagine being able to Read your audience Give compelling responses instantly Find your voice and use it with confidence If youve got aspirations to be a leader, even a great leader, this book is a must-read. If being at the top of your profession and occupying the c-suite is part of your goals, pick them both up and get prepared to take your career to the next level.
Monday, May 18, 2020
For Writers Old Homes With Secrets, Car Living, and Scottish Men in Kilts. How To Create Compelling Settings In Your Books.
For Writers Old Homes With Secrets, Car Living, and Scottish Men in Kilts. How To Create Compelling Settings In Your Books. I donât like boring words. I like scintillating words. Words that are skippy and delicious, or long with multiple syllables that roll like literary candy out of your mouth. Words that make you think, words that sound like what they are, words that dance and tease and have hidden meanings. I do not like this word: Setting. Setting. So boring. Lifeless. No romance to it. No high jinks. No dynamite. And yet. As a writer, the setting is so important in a book. The setting can increase the tension and the conflict, transport the reader to paradise or to terror, and ratchet up the odds, the mystery, the romance or the thrill ride. Here are a few thoughts on setting, from my fried writer brain to yours. I apologize for using my books as examples all the way through, but hey. I know my books best and I know why I used that setting as I did, so hopefully it will be helpful. 1. Use setting to heighten a difficult personal struggle and make life even more challenging for your character. In my latest book, What I Remember Most, the primary setting is a small, western style town in central Oregon surrounded by snow capped mountains. You can almost taste the snowflakes on your tongue and see sexy cowboys galloping by on horses. But within that setting, my protagonist, Grenadine Scotch Wild, is living in her car. Yes, her car. On the run, away from a husband who has been arrested for embezzlement, fraud, and money laundering and will not tell the officials sheâs innocent unless she returns to him. Grenadineâs accounts have been frozen by the government, sheâs dead broke, therefore, car living. Do you have a vision of car living? If not, go and park in your car in a parking lot and sit there for three hours. Stuffy. Hot. Uncomfortable. How do you sleep? Dangerous. Where do you pee? Yes, that. What a problem. The setting worked because no one wants to live in a car and the readers were rooting for Grenadine to get out of it. She was a sympathetic character, a woman who had lost everything, a woman who was fighting to get out of car living, a woman who was working hard, had no help, and was one her own. And oh, a jail sentence hanging over her head. Use setting to toss your character into chaos. 2. Make your reader shudder. Your setting can be used for tension, horror, angst, crimes. Take them to a place they DONâT want to go. Ever. Make them uncomfortable. Make them catch their breath. I put Grenadine in jail for the weekend. I went to jail for three hours on a tour so I could get it right. Think: Suffocating. Bars. Scary people. Violence. Group showers. Horrible food and who looks good in a blue jumpsuit? In The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life, I created a small, dusty, cramped house in the middle of nowhere for a crime to take place. The setting scared me, and I wrote it. I had an insane asylum in Such A Pretty Face, briefly, where the mother was committed. Settings can illuminate the plight of your characters, their internal hell and their external challenges. 3. Make your reader gleeful. Let your reader live vicariously through your characters in their setting. Later, after working as a bartender and as an assistant to a furniture maker, two exhausting jobs, Grenadine finally got enough money together to rent a place. So what setting did I put her in next? A cozy remodeled apartment above a red barn in the country. I described the two decks overlooking the farmland, the magnificent sunset and sunrise views, the animals she sees, the peace and tranquility. Why this setting? I would love to live atop a barn, horses below, in the country. Many of my readers would, too. In the book I just finished, My Very Best Friend, which almost made me want to go and live in a cabin, alone, in Montana, and mutter to myself, but that is another story, I set it in Scotland. Imagine: Hot Scotsmen in kilts. Bagpipes. Green rolling hills. Charming villages. Who wouldnât want to go to Scotland? Iâve also set stories on quaint islands, Oregon beach towns, a town along a river, a schoolhouse transformed into a home, Cape Cod, a lavender farm, a tree house, and a Queen Anne house. Take your reader on a trip with you. They want to go. Their bags are packed and ready. 4. Tap your readersâ inner most imaginations. In Juliaâs Chocolates, Lara is a closet painter. I gave her an attic, then described all the wild, free wheeling paintings in there. In Such A Pretty Face, Stevie had a garage where she built and painted chairs â" huge chairs, with feet and wings and stripes and polka dots. Grenadine is a collage artist and painter. I gave her a studio in the top floor of her little green house. I described the colorful tables and chairs, the jars full of paints, sequins, fabrics, brushes, lace, etc. The books on art, the plants, the windows. Being an artist appeals to readers, to their dreams. Build settings that encourage your readers to think, to be inspired, to dream. What ifâ¦what if I started painting again? Building again? Writing? Making a collage? 5. Relate to your readersâ real lives with your setting. In A Different Kind Of Normal I created a home that belonged to my characterâs ancestors. There washistory in that house. Jaden was walking up the same stairs as her ancestors, looking out the same windows, crying at her kitchen table, which her ancestors had probably cried at, too. Your readers have homes they love and miss, homes that have prickly memories. They have grandparents, crazy aunts, beloved dead fathers, too. They have Godzillaâ"type ex spouses and distracted boyfriends. They have funny pets. They have jobs and bosses they hate in the corporate world. They go to family reunions at the lake and take tranquilizers while theyâre there. They have failing businesses and cliques they have to deal with in the suburbs. Link your readersâ personal lives to the setting in your story, which will make your book more relatable, and personal, to them. 6. Know your readers. What do many of them like? Use it. I think my women readers like lingerie. Itâs frilly. Pretty. It inspires passion. So in If You Could See What I See, Meggie had a lingerie company, filled with silk and lace. In The Last Time I Was Me, Jeanne Stewart gutted and remodeled a dilapidated house. I think my readers like reading about remodeling and décor, new kitchens and paint colors. They have homes, too. In Henryâs Sisters, the sisters were running a bakery. Giant cupcakes, wedding cakes, delicious treats. Yes, I think my readers like bakeries and sweets. Appeal to your reader via your setting. 7. Make your setting something that readers can laugh about. In Juliaâs Chocolates, Julia is out on her Aunt Lydiaâs farm. Aunt Lydia has tons of chickens. Chickens in brightly painted chicken coops, chickens who chase each other, chickens who have quirky personalities. And the roosters, those dandy fellows! Aunt Lydia also has a rainbow bridge in her front yard, toilets overflowing with flowers, and four foot tall ceramic pigs who each have a nametag. The pigs are named after men Aunt Lydia doesnât like. Her front door is painted black to âward off seedy men.â Funny, right? Good. Readers like to laugh. To sum up this huge essay, which I did not intend to be quite so long, write your settings to evoke memories, emotions, thoughts, tears, laughter, etc. from your readers. You want them to feel. You want them to think. You want them to block everything else out of their life and dive head first into your story. Use the setting in your books to help them do so. There is so much more to say about setting, how to use weather, charging rivers, frothing oceans, seasons, evocative or dangerous landscapes, bleak neighborhoods and destitute countries, etc. but that is enough for today. I have to start writing my new book now, if I can get my brain to work. I do know the setting, though. Itâs a tugboat on a river, complete with ducks who lay eggs in pots on the deck, a blue heron, geese, sailboats, and odd ball neighbors. Including a secretive man who lives two houseboats downâ¦
Friday, May 15, 2020
How Technology Wields its Influence on Virtual Careers
How Technology Wields its Influence on Virtual Careers The last few years have seen an increase in the number of companies hiring virtual employees. Companies are providing virtual career opportunities in a bid to stay competitive while keeping overhead costs down. Many employees are also yearning for virtual or telecommuting careers. A study carried out in 2015 indicated that 24 percent of employees would take a pay cut to work from home.Tap Into Global Talent PoolGlobalization and Internet technology have led to new opportunities for both employers and job seekers. Today, companies are hiring virtual employees in all sectors including software development, HR, content production, transcription, secretarial services, and so on. Technology allows companies to tap into skilled talent around the globe and more importantly, at a lower cost.evalOn the other hand, skilled job seekers are finding opportunities to advance their careers by working with companies from different parts of the world. For example, an employee in Bangladesh can be doi ng data entry work for a firm in Switzerland.The Baby Boomer generation is retiring and their valuable experience is not easy to replace. Technology enables businesses to tap into a wider marketplace of talent to replace the boomersâ skills through virtual careers. Moreover, retirees can be given an option to continue working from home.Increased Productivity for CompaniesHardworking virtual assistants are highly productive and can help companies to save money. Both small and large corporations can benefit by hiring such virtual employees. Companies like Best Buy and Dow Chemical reported that their virtual employees are 40% more productive.Virtual workers are always working when they are on the clock. Human resource managers frequently complain of unproductiveness of employees working in the office environment. For example, it is common to see employees performing menial tasks in an attempt to look busy.How many times have you come across an employee designing a new template for o ffice memos, reorganizing a filing cabinet or shuffling papers? Such tasks do not improve the companyâs bottom line in any way and, in fact, lose companies across the United States a reported $600 billion annually.Hiring virtual employees can cut these costs significantly. Experienced telecommuters work in distraction-free and comfortable environments. They also know how to manage their time efficiently.Benefits of Virtual CareersVirtual careers benefit both job seekers and employers. For job seekers, there are vast opportunities to work with companies from around the world where their skills are required.evalVirtual employees also work in comfortable and quiet workplaces and spend less on gas. The employees wake up and go to work just a few steps into their home offices. In a tight economy, the benefits of telecommuting are apparent for both employers and employees.Virtual careers are also beneficial to employees, especially those in the tech industry. Tech companies usually need hard-to-find technical skills and employees that can work during unconventional hours. Such skills can be tapped from around the world without requiring employees to work from the office.But the benefits of virtual careers are not only limited to tech industry. Virtual employees can be hired by all companies for various positions including customer service and HR among others.Keep Employees HappyStudies show that todayâs worker has a frighteningly low retention rate. The search for greener pastures, workplace freedom and increasing rent make employees move from company to company.evalEmployers can have a difficult time keeping their employees. This problem can be easily solved by hiring virtual employees. These skilled virtual employees can enjoy the freedom that they want while contributing to the growth of your company.When employees are happy, they save company money and everyone benefits.
Monday, May 11, 2020
5 Things You Should Consider To Improve Your Business - CareerAlley
5 Things You Should Consider To Improve Your Business - CareerAlley We may receive compensation when you click on links to products from our partners. When running your own business, there are so many different things that you should be thinking about, that it can be hard to know what is best for your business. Especially if this is your first business and it hasnt been established for long, youre going to want all of the help that you can get. In this article, there are going to be some of the things that you probably havent thought about, that you should be doing to improve your business. 1. Location Is your business in the right location for its needs? Think about how your daily life at the office works, and how your employees (if any) would benefit from a relocation. You may realize that more space would do the workplace the world of good, and how not being cramped will increase work productivity. If this is something youre not sure about, make a list of pros and cons to moving premises. Its likely that you will miss out on a few days of business during the move. Could you afford to miss out on those days? Its time to put location at the top of your to-do list. If youre preparing to open a food or retail business with a storefront, putting your business in the proper location might be the single most important thing you do at startup. Of course you need a winning product, too, but how will anyone know about that product unless you get them through the door? Entrepreneur.com You would also need to conduct a health and safety inspection of the new location, which may take time and money to arrange. Unfortunately, you cant relocate until this step is done. One bonus of moving your business space is that you can reinvent the design of your company. You could also add new offers for your clients and even though its not a re-opening, you could treat the opening of your new premises as just that. If you choose a location thats more convenient for potential clients to get to, its likely that you will see sales and interest in what youve got to offer increase. Definitely worth considering. Pexels 2. Training One thing that everybody needs to improve their skill set is training. If its been a long while since you or your employees have taken any training in your sector of work, then you should be considering this. Not only will it improve you and your staff skillset, but having up to date skills will improve revenue because the service that you will be able to offer will be better than anything else around. Of course, one thing you do need to consider is the fact that you and your staff are going to have to take some time away from work to do this training. If youre able to cover shifts and keep the business going while you all train up, then fantastic. But, the reality is that you will have to close up for a day or two. Travel and expenses to your training destination will have to be paid too, but think about it this way, having that extra training will eventually pay for itself. 3. Consider Legal Help If youre new to running a business, then getting employment law advice solicitors to assist and advise you with your business and clients is something you should definitely be considering. This is because you want to make sure that youre doing everything by the book. If you are found to be working unfairly, or your staff to be doing so then you could land yourself in a lot of trouble. Stay above the books, and even offer your clients or customers the chance to check it themselves through your website (if you have one) or in store. Making sure that you and your staff are taking the correct holidays, on at least the minimum wage, and have a safe working environment is important for the workplace. It will also be an attractive quality for potential new employees. Pexels 4. Staff Morale Treating your staff with the respect that you expect them to give you is key to improving your business. Its a well-known fact that happy staff performs better than people who are unhappy in their workplace. There is always something that people dont like when it comes to their jobs, some sort of task that is tedious and frustrating, so why not roll your sleeves up and show them that youre willing to do the dirty work too. Spread it out so that it doesnt just fall upon one person to do all of the tedious tasks. Treating your staff to rewards once you have hit targets is a fantastic way of showing them that you appreciate all of the hard work they put in for you. This could be with a minor pay rise, a staff do, or something for the workplace like a coffee machine. Being an empathetic boss is another way of keeping your staff happy. Although you shouldnt being troubles from home into work, we all have issues that need to be dealt with at some point. If a member of staff has an ill child or member of the family, be empathetic and allow them to sort things out without feeling like they may lose their job. Of course though, be careful not to be walked all over. Allowing your staff regular breaks will increase their morale too. Theres nothing worse than knowing youve got hours upon hours of work before getting a break. Be sure to abide by the rules though. Source: Glassdoor Economic Research 5. Taking Time To Yourself Even though your business is important to you, working every hour under the sun will not do you or the business any favors. Taking time off is important to ensure that you can clear your head to increase productivity. If all you think about is work, and what youve got to do it will send you crazy. The best way of doing this is by taking a vacation. Getting yourself far away from the situation will help distract you from what youve been thinking about. If you take these five things on board, you will soon see a massive improvement in your business. You have the potential to be earning more profits than you are now, to make your staff happier and ensure that youre doing things above board. Good luck with your enterprise! What's next? Ready to take action? Choose the right tools to help you build your career. Looking for related topics? Find out how to find the opportunities that help you grow your best career. Subscribe and make meaningful progress on your career. Itâs about time you focused on your career. Get Educated Contact Us Advertise Copyright 2020 CareerAlley. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy + Disclosure home popular resources subscribe search
Friday, May 8, 2020
Professional Ecq Resume Writing Service
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