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- Tips for the 1st Time Manager - by Submitted on Aug 11, 2010 from Ken SundheimWhen I was leaving college, just like many, I thought that managing people meant that you made it in your career. Instead, now I think that managing people is one more step towards another career goal. My job consists of dealing with managers and executives at companies both big and small, ...
Views: 1304(8 votes) - How To Get the Highest Job Offer Possible - by Submitted on Nov 28, 2011 from Ken SundheimHow To Get the Highest Compensation Package Possible 1. Focus on a few industries Why is this so beneficial? a) Expertise - Allows the job seeker to gain specific expertise within a niche space in any given industry. Not only do companies pay more for applicants who require less ...
Views: 1124(2 votes) - Changing Your Resume Format to Fit the Times - by Submitted on Mar 05, 2011 from Ken SundheimIn 2011, almost all resume writers have failed to understand that nearly all resumes are written online. Simply knowing this can give the job seeker an amazing advantage. For instance, a mere 30% of website readers scroll down on any given web page. Therefore, the job applicant can have 2, ...
Views: 1267(1 vote) - How to Become Indispensable as a Marketing Employee - by Submitted on Sep 25, 2011 from Ken SundheimThere is much more to marketing than just branding. Branding is the fun part of marketing, as it is usually pure imagination. As humans we both like to give input and like to shy away from extensive learning of new, complex and seemingly uninteresting topics, and branding can seem like an easy ...
Views: 906(1 vote) - In the Age of Web Reading, Resume Objectives Are More Important Than Ever - by Submitted on Mar 04, 2011 from Ken Sundheim99.99% of job seekers don't think about the reason why a solid, well-written and compelling resume objective is that the resume is nearly always read on the web. The bulk of website readers (70%) do not scroll down on the page when reading any form of writing on the web. Moreover, about the ...
Views: 1268(1 vote) - Entry-level Interview Questions and Answers Part 1 - by Submitted on Sep 10, 2010 from Ken SundheimWhat are your long-range goals and objectives? With this question, you want to be specific and genuine. Don't tell the interviewer what you think they want to hear. Tell them your goals; don't be hesitant to. However make it pertinent to the job you are interviewing for. For instance, if you ...
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