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Posted on March 2, 2012

Tags: advice, career, employment, hiring, interview, job, manager, resume, seeker, undercover

Shh…I’m Looking For a New Job (How to search for a job while maintaining your current one) How to search for a job while maintaining your current one There was a period where workers actually stayed on with an employer for a long time. Long enough to earn the famous “gold watch.” Unfortunately times have changed and that is no longer an option for the majority of the workforce. Another underlying issue is for the

Posted on March 1, 2012

Category: Tricks of the Trade

Tags: advice, career, employment, help, hiring, interview, job, job opening, manager, opening, posting, resume, staffing, temp, temp agency, temporary

Should I be wary of a temporary employment agency that doesn’t test my skills before matching me with positions in my presumed skill set? While working at a staffing company in my past, one of my duties was to find temporary contractors for short contract stints lasting anywhere from 1 night to 1 year. Sometimes the company hiring us to find these people just needed bodies to do simple small part separation from one bin

Posted on February 29, 2012

Category: Tricks of the Trade

Tags: career, career path, employment, HVAC, interview, job, job hunting, job opening, resume, technician, techniques

Who Do We Hire For the Future of HVAC? The growing trend of Baby-Boomers retiring from the HVACR industry has forced many companies to scramble to find candidates to replace those seasoned service technicians and journeymen mechanics. Without a doubt, the best way to find potential employees is through referral networks. Managers and HVACR contractors must always be on the lookout for new talent, even if they are not actively hiring. Companies that are not

Posted on February 29, 2012

Category: Tricks of the Trade

Tags: employment, hiring, Hiring Manager, interview, interview questions, job, job hunting, phone, phone etiquette, resume

Phone Etiquette For Job Seekers – When speaking to or leaving a message for hiring managers or recruiters, it’s important to follow some basic etiquette rules. 1. Always sound professional and ready to speak to the hiring manager/recruiter… but also be prepared and have a well memorized or written out message in case you need to leave a message 2. If you leave a message, always leave your name and number twice…name at beginning and

Posted on February 27, 2012

Category: Tricks of the Trade

Tags: career, career advice, career fair, career path, career search, employment, interview, job, resume, unemployment

Career Fair Techniques – There are some techniques to utilize at a career fair. It’s not supposed to be about long lines and bad parking. You need to do as much as you can to not waste your time, nor the time of the companies in attendance. o Dress professionally always! It does not matter the type of career fair.o Bring copious amounts of resumes. Better to have more than less.o Bring a nice binder

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