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Thank you for your response. If you do hire someone I'd love to hear about your experience!
Amy"
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Jade Vickery replied to Amy Reynnolds's discussion Working with a Career Coach"Hi Amy,
well I have been thinking about hiring a professional career coach helping me finding a job, because I am searching for a job now since about three months. And I am always writing Curriculum Vitaes and taking courses to develop myself but I…"
Amy Reynnolds replied to Amy Reynnolds's discussion Working with a Career Coach"Sherral,
Thank you for your response!
Amy"
Amy Reynnolds replied to Amy Reynnolds's discussion Working with a Career Coach"Allison,
Thank you for your reply!
Amy"
Allison Burns replied to Amy Reynnolds's discussion Working with a Career Coach"I have tried working with a professional career coach, and whilst some aspects were helpful, I would say overall it was a waste of money. Career coaches can be expensive (especially when you don't have a job) and if you don't know what you…"
Sherral McKeithen replied to Amy Reynnolds's discussion Working with a Career Coach"Hi Amy, I have been job searching for a job for a while now and I have just found this site and have listened to a few pod casts. Although I am working part-time and I am seriously considering working with a career coach and having a serious…"
Amy Reynnolds posted a blog post“Recession-proof careers” Nine (9) Hot Job Fields
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov) and the Occupational Information Network (onetcenter.org) database, the following industries project promise and jobs for the future:1.Educationa.Postsecondary teachersb.Teacher assistantsc.Educational , vocational and school counselors2.Energya.Power plant operatorsb.Insulation workersc.Electrical power-line installers and repairers3.Environmenta.Environmental scientistsb.Environmental engineersc.Urban and regional planners4.Health…See More
Amy Reynnolds left a comment for Hannah Morgan"Thank you Hannah! By the way, I wanted to mention just how much I enjoyed your training: "networking with an attitude". The class was very insightful, as well as engaging, and fun! You helped change my approach to networking which has…"
Amy Reynnolds posted a blog postCommon Interview Questions and How to Best Answer Them
I’m frequently asked by job seekers – “What are some of the most common questions interviewers ask, and how do I best respond?”To have a successful interview, you want to be as prepared as possible. By knowing the type of questions you’re likely to be asked in an interview, the more time you’ll have to think about your answers, and practice them so that you feel comfortable, and come across more articulate and confident in your interview.Sharon McDonnell offers 50 questions to prepare for in…See More
Amy Reynnolds posted a discussionWorking with a Career Coach
How many job seekers would hire professional career coach to help them in their job search?
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- I'm a human resources professional with a masters degree in human resources and 15 years of experience. My background includes experience with souircing, screening, interviewing and hiring candidates at all levels in an organization. I've supported large fortune 500 corporations as well as small to mid sized firms.
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“Recession-proof careers” Nine (9) Hot Job Fields
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov) and the Occupational Information Network (onetcenter.org) database, the following industries project promise and jobs for the future:
1.Education
a.Postsecondary teachers
b.Teacher assistants
c.Educational , vocational and school counselors
2.Energy
a.Power plant operators
b.Insulation workers
c.Electrical power-line installers and repairers
3.Environment
a.Environmental… Continue
1.Education
a.Postsecondary teachers
b.Teacher assistants
c.Educational , vocational and school counselors
2.Energy
a.Power plant operators
b.Insulation workers
c.Electrical power-line installers and repairers
3.Environment
a.Environmental… Continue
Posted on March 30, 2009 at 3:57pm
Common Interview Questions and How to Best Answer Them
I’m frequently asked by job seekers – “What are some of the most common questions interviewers ask, and how do I best respond?”
To have a successful interview, you want to be as prepared as possible. By knowing the type of questions you’re likely to be asked in an interview, the more time you’ll have to think about your answers, and practice them so that you feel comfortable, and come across more articulate and confident in your interview.
Sharon McDonnell offers 50… Continue
To have a successful interview, you want to be as prepared as possible. By knowing the type of questions you’re likely to be asked in an interview, the more time you’ll have to think about your answers, and practice them so that you feel comfortable, and come across more articulate and confident in your interview.
Sharon McDonnell offers 50… Continue
Posted on March 21, 2009 at 4:37pm
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- At 4:47am on March 22, 2009,
Hannah Morgan said… - Hey, great seeing you in this group. Good luck blogging and sharing.
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