Finding a job is hard. Now try and find a job you love…that’s even harder. But, it is possible. Most people don’t treat job searching like a real job. A lot of the time that could be spent on finding a job you love is squandered. You can actually find a job much, much faster if you eliminated time wasting activities from your day to day schedule. These are three of the most important 
Salary negotiation can be one of the trickiest aspects of interviewing for a job. If you do it properly, your salary negotiation can be as much as 25% more than if you negotiate salary poorly. If you’re in the job for years or decades, that 25% can really add up. On the other hand, bringing up pay at the wrong time or in the wrong way may actually reduce your chances of getting the 
There’s no tool more powerful than LinkedIn when searching for a job. With over thirty five million members and a network that includes everyone from ground level employees to Fortune 100 CEOs, you’re really missing out if you’re not taking full advantage of the power of LinkedIn. If you’re looking for a job, here are the most important things you need to know about LinkedIn. How Recommendations Work Recommendations are professional “testimonials” for you written 
One of the most effective strategies any job seeker has at their arsenal to search for a job online. Employers are increasingly turning to the internet to find potential candidates. It’s both more effective and cheaper than more traditional means of finding job candidates. How do you search for a job online? Follow these tips. Clean Up Your Digital Identities Tech savvy employers are going to start by Googling you and looking you up on 
Gaps in employment are easier to fill than you might think. One of the biggest troubles about extended unemployment is that being the fact that you were unemployed can make it more difficult to get employed in the future. It’s not that employers are discriminating; it’s just that in many professions, being unemployed also means your skills are rusting. If you’re an engineer for example, if you haven’t fixed a piece of machinery |
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