Posts Tagged ‘exploratory interview’
Three Things You Can Do TODAY To Move Your Passive Job Search Forward
Feeling like you want to see what opportunity is out there in the marketplace? Not sure what to do to get it going or if you even want to look for a job? Well, start your own research tour. Learn about what you think you may want to do next. You do not need to…
Read MoreImperfect Progress vs. Perfection Paralysis
Imperfect Progress vs. Perfection Paralysis If I am not careful, I can get overwhelmed by subliminally seeking perfection. Paralysis typically follows. I don’t want to do it. It just sort of happens. Compelled to tweak this detail. Do something a precisely certain way. Think all is right with the world when everything happens just as…
Read MoreHow to Turn Your Passion into a Career
Today’s economic times force you to look at where you are. Working for a sizable paycheck or for notable prestige isn’t fulfilling enough for most people during challenging times—or anytime for that matter. We want…heck, we NEED to feel internally fueled by our work. Turning your passion into an intrinsically rewarding and financially sustainable career…
Read MoreSeven Good Reasons for a Summertime Job Search
For anyone considering a job shift, or currently seeking employment, there are some compelling reasons not to take the summer off. Dropping out of the market for two or three months leaves you out of the flow—and out of the running when new opportunities arise. Keep in mind that the slow-down of the summer holidays…
Read MoreExploratory Interviews: How to Land Them and Make Them Work for You
Question: When is a job interview not a job interview? Answer: When it is an exploratory (or informational) interview. Exploratory interviews are a high-value way to network, obtain information and leave a good impression in a workplace that might interest you. Whether you seek a position, or desire a transition, an IEJI can bridge the…
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