Easy Online Job Search

• Tips For Success In Your Job Interviewing Process (Part 2)

  10Aug
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  * When answering interview questions, first pause to make sure that you understand the question and then answer it, providing personal examples, if appropriate.
  * During the interview, make sure that maintain good eye contact with the interviewer, but not constant eye contact, and periodically smile.
  * When you are asked if you have any questions, find out how the position that you are interviewing for relates to other positions, what a typical day is like, etc. It is generally not advisable to ask about the salary or benefits offered until a job offer is made.
  * At the end of the interview, thank the interviewer(s) for their time, express a strong interest in the position, and inquire as to when a decision might be made regarding filling the job.
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• Welcome to easy Jobs

  10May
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  Finding your next job should be simple, so at easy Jobs all you have to do is search the site for positions you’re interested in – and then apply. With thousands of the latest jobs being advertised from the UK’s leading employers and recruitment agencies across a variety of industry sectors, finding your next job couldn’t be easier.

• International grads find a market for their services

  10Apr
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  An increase in competition and trend data that indicate that the number of Americans graduating with degrees in the technical fields is not increasing to meet rising demand means that more employers are turning to foreign-born students to meet their employment needs. One-third of employers responding to the survey reported that they plan to hire international students this year. In fact, approximately, 40 percent of respondents in the Northeast reported plans to hire international students.

  Employers expressed an interest in graduates with electrical, civil, and mechanical engineering, and computer science degrees.

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• Job Search Tips (Part 2)

  10Feb
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  6. Keep a record of all calls you’ve made, resumes you’ve forwarded, and applications you’ve completed. Call back or visit these employers about two weeks after you’ve given them your resume. It’s a good idea to speak to the person who is actually hiring for the position. If you don’t know that person’s name, ask the Human Resources or Recruiting office for it.

  7. Searching for a new job can often be an exhausting experience, even harder than a full-time job. Though it may seem a long time before you receive a call from a potential employer, do not get discouraged! Use your energy to make a daily, weekly, and even monthly plan of what you need to accomplish. You really will feel good when you see your plans on paper, especially as the “things-to-do” list shrinks and changes every day!

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• Finding your Ideal Job

  10Dec
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  by: Djai Tanji

  Not everybody of us is lucky to have an ideal job. However, there can be ways in targeting your ideal job. Once you have determined what an ideal job for you is and mastered your skills, think of a place where you can most probably land an opportunity to find your ideal job. Do not leave out relocation in your plan because there might be a place far away from home most convenient for you dream job. You can also use your resources like the internet, your network of friends whom you can consult with and basically, the classified ads. To know what’s ideal, you have to experience first what’s not ideal feels like. Get an internship. Have a work experience prior to the real job hunt. See and practice what best suits you.

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• Motivating yourself to job hunting

  25Nov
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  by: Djai Tanji

  Just thinking of completing requirements and going through stressful processes can make you back off in job hunting. However, we all need a job to keep us alive in this competitive world so whether we’re motivated or not, we better move along. Setting your goals can help you be aware of the reasons why you need a job. Think of all the benefits a job can give you like extensive knowledge on the field you choose, experience, opportunity to mingle and gain friends and of course, the monetary benefits – you’ll have money to spend for your foods, clothes, and all other necessities. Socializing and going out can help you be motivated to work because there you’ll see the real world. You’ll be able to hear stories that may influence you in a particular field or that may convince you with the benefits of having a job.

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• How to Write Effective Online Job Postings

  20Aug
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  The internet has made job applications quick and accessible for many. The negative side of this is millions of resumes are now present in the internet. To get quality responses, consider the following guidelines.

  Be Specific

  Give details on the exact job you’re offering. Even though these take a longer time to write, by telling the job seekers what you really need, you’ll reduce the applications from unqualified candidates and save you time.

  Be Clear

  See to it that the job duties and the requirements are easy to understand. Refrain from corporate jargon that confuses the job applicants.

  Be Up Front

  State that your requirements are firm.

  Be Demanding

  Include an assignment in your posting as well as a resume.

  Adapt

  Adapt your strategies to the changing market.

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• Indeed.com: leading the job search race.

  20Jun
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  by: Christine Zafra

  

  Since a lot of job aggregates are present on the internet nowadays, competition strikes in. These companies edge out each other by presenting the job searching public more options and better response service.

  Indeed.com is one of those job aggregates that lead the race. Lately, it has signed partnerships with various key online publishers to make its services better. It also has pioneered one of internet marketing’s feature, the pay per click advertising, and has added in their website a lot of additional features that will help job seekers choose what’s best for them. Since 2004, it has applied a new kind of approach in its job search category and that widened the career options of the people.

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• Maximize your search.

  25May
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  by: Christine Zafra

  

  The internet is actually a good place to start your job search. But it seems that many of these job aggregates are getting more complicated as each day passes. Before, all you need to do is to upload your resume on the company’s database (in the official website of the company), search for the job you wish to apply for and if there’s an opening, click on the big button below that says apply. Today, not only companies’ websites have job postings but we have what we call job aggregators. Since companies can post their job offerings on the website, it’s an all access portal to job openings, thus competition sets in.

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• Healthcare Jobs Website

  06Nov
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  With the growing population all over America, healthcare jobs continue to flourish. The demand for qualified professionals in the healthcare profession is rising but the supply reall is quite a few. Hospitals end up having staff vacancies, many vacancies at that. Thats why, a new web site was put up to raise awareness about the variety of job options in the medical system. HealthJobsStartHere.com is geared to educate the public, specifically California residents. The site hopes to reach high school and college students to be able to learn other possible medical health job opportunities like pharmacy assistants, medical secretaries, EMTs and Health Information Technicians. It aims to decrease the shortage of medical professionals other than doctors and nurses. The site gives you the opportunity to learn other medical related jobs and what the expected salary is. It will guide you through requirements educational and experience wise.