Monday, September 28, 2020

100 Conversations for Career Success honored with Career Innovator Award -

100 Conversations for Career Success regarded with Career Innovator Award - Vocation Directors International, the head association for profession experts, including vocation mentors and resume authors, simply declared their fourth yearly Career Innovator Awards. The opposition perceives people on the front line of vocation development and experts giving items, administrations and data for work searchers and individuals wishing to deal with their professions. Leader of CDI, Laura DeCarlo says: There are many genuine vocation trailblazers in our middle. This year, by and by, we got some amazingly inventive entries from experts everywhere throughout the world. Miriam Salpeter of Keppie Careers and Laura M. Labovich of The Career Strategy Group won a Career Innovator Award for the famous quest for new employment book 100 Conversations for Career Success: Learn to Network, Cold Call, and Tweet Your Way to Your Dream Job distributed by New York-based LearningExpress, LLC. The one of a kind book is the first of its sort to give work searchers circumstance explicit correspondence conventions, including contents, layouts, blueprints, and worksheets, so they comprehend what to state when reaching individuals and organizations during their employment inquiries. Since 92 percent of U.S. organizations are going to internet based life to source and recruit competitors, the book incorporates a few parts that show perusers what to state and write to effectively use instruments including LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ to find occupations. Labovich stated, I'd prefer to thank Career Directors International for recognizing the job of contents and correspondence readiness in the pursuit of employment process. Salpeter included, We composed this book to give work searchers a handy, valuable device to assist them with defeating their pursuit of employment battles. Presently, no activity searcher needs to think about what to state or compose when it's an ideal opportunity to look for some kind of employment.

Monday, September 21, 2020

Why Video Doesnt Always Work

Why Video Doesnt Always Work Video is an imaginative, conceivably eye catching approach to hang out in quest for new employment. Investigate this ongoing contextual analysis. Sam Berman, SUNY Oswego understudy, needs to fill in as an assistant for Jimmy Fallon so he made a video. Extraordinary thought! Isn't that so? Lets investigate what Sam progressed nicely. Sam gets focuses for: Smart, innovative, pleasant quality video. Using Jimmy Fallons name in the title of the video. Sams video got by some media sources. Presently, where did he fail? There is no easy way for Jimmy (or anybody) to straightforwardly contact Sam. The LinkedIn interface doesnt go to the open profile, in this manner, I cannot see his full profile. (Indeed, he has great experience-hes interned for the Dr. Oz appear) His other social profiles are unfilled or dont rank well. Pimp It Up Sam Here are a few different ways Sam can pimp his video and profiles with the goal that when somebody sees the video, they can get familiar with his capabilities. The Twitter handle isnt a live connection. The LinkedIn takes you to his profile, however not the open variant which implies I cannot see it except if I look for him on LinkedIn. There arent any watchwords in the video portrayal to highlight his capabilities (past temporary positions in media). Sam hasnt transferred a picture to his YouTube page. (Botched marking chance) Google+ profile is associated with YouTube, however Sams is entirely unfilled. He needs a headshot and spread photograph here. Sams about page here is unfilled. He should utilize total the story segment and connection to all his online networking profiles in the Links segment. He hasnt shared anything on Google+ either. LinkedIn Is An Online Resume- but At the point when I looked for Sam Berman on LinkedIn, I needed to burrow profound to the third page (there were 57 outcomes). I wasnt even sure I had the correct Sam. (Jimmy Fallon wouldnt burn through his time) Sam has botched some essential SEO chances. His feature is his past, not his future. He hasnt tweaked his URL for simpler sharing. His synopsis is obscure and needs significant key terms. He hasnt added any portrayals about the the temporary jobs hes had. There are no visuals or connections to content that would make his profile all the more a portfolio. Also, he has not had any movement on LinkedIn inside the most recent fourteen days. Sam should add his Jimmy Fallon video to the summary segment of his profile. In addition, he needs to find a way to make it a media rich portfolio featuring his temporary jobs and coursework. Facebook, sure Obviously Sam is on Facebook. He has a few posts about his video however for the most part pictures from school parties. I dont see a great deal of focus in Sams public notices on the media who have gotten him or requesting that companions share the video or the news. Sam could change his spread photograph to be a request to get employed by Jimmy Fallon. He could request that his companions share the video. He could take out a Facebook promotion focused at Jimmy Fallons group to jump on their radar. Frail Tweets Sam The missing component from these tweets is personalization. Truly, Sam shares his video and notices Jimmy Fallons Twitter accounts, yet theres nothing else. Sam ought to demonstrate his innovativeness by adding some astute content to support Jimmy (or somebody from his group) to navigate. https://t.co/9kJckvar1W @jimmyfallon @FallonTonight â€" Sam (@bermanatorrr) March 13, 2015 What's more, this is his profileempty. No last name, no bio. Furthermore, Im not certain what the hugeness of the spread photograph is. Siphon It Up Sam Here are a few hints to support Sam. His video ought to have a source of inspiration at the endclick here to Use YouTube annotations (interactive connections) in the video to make it overly simple for somebody to make a move. YouTube clarifies how here. Contemplating SEO (site design improvement) Sam should pack the YouTube video depiction with his capabilities and all the reasons Jimmy Fallon should recruit him (recorded as a hard copy). All Sams social profiles ought to insignificantly have an inventive bio and connections to all his social profiles and online portfolio. (Sam ought to have one!) I would figure Sam would be sharing this video consistently until it got a reaction. Im not seeing proof of that. Nor am I seeing proof that hes exploiting the exposure hes gotten. Supposedly, media sources have gotten his story, however Sam hasnt shared them all on his Facebook page, nor LinkedIn, nor Google+. Social Media Needs A Plan What might truly profit Sam, or anybody hoping to have a go at something like this is to delineate a full arrangement for how they will utilize web based life to enhance the range of the video. What's more, on account of Bonni for drawing Sams video out into the open! @careersherpa Hi Have you seen this SUNY Oswego understudies offered at an entry level position and do you have any exhort? http://t.co/mxxRRFsmHO â€" Bonni (@bonnileonberman) March 27, 2015 What might support Sam? Toll in!

Monday, September 14, 2020

How to Eliminate Your Resume Writing Procrastination

How to Eliminate Your Resume Writing Procrastination'Make your resume an effective paper that gets thrown away' - is one of the main barriers between the talented and determined from getting a job or even advancing within the company. It's never been easy for the business owner to find the right person for the job and with the pressures of life come many possible ways to procrastinate. Let's look at some ways to eliminate this.Avoid writing a 'professional resume' while staying in shape. This means avoiding working out to prepare a workout routine for your resume. This could be a very costly mistake. Anybody can get into good shape, and there are a number of reasons to do so that relate to success with your resume.Consider what food you eat. The reason being that there are some foods that prevent you from doing well with your resume. So let's look at a quick list of those foods. One of the foods is caffeine. Caffeine may have the effect of making you drowsy, which is not something yo u want with your resume.Sometimes we get caught up in our work-life balance. We may be totally stressed out about our workload and will try to burn off that stress in a way that puts no thought to the content of our resume. A great tip for this type of procrastination is to simply stop working on it. It will probably be worth it in the end.Many busy people prefer to keep their resumes on the desk, which prevents them from taking them off of it. Get your resume out of your desk and put it somewhere you will see it often. Perhaps put it on a small table in the reception area. Keep it there for a while before you start preparing to look at it.Some of us have tried to use self-help books to learn how to start. Well, if you read a lot of self-help books, it's probably not going to work out very well for you. Try to get your hands on a computer and practice your resume writing in front of a screen.If you are a person who enjoys cooking, you might consider writing your resume in a cookbook . Often times, resumes are written with specific ingredients in mind. If you write in a cookbook, you won't be scrambling for the ingredients later on. This is the key to making sure your resume writing doesn't lead to procrastination.When you have finished writing your resume, if you do this in a relaxed manner, you may well come out of it with more confidence. Procrastination is in fact making a serious issue of your resume, and you will not make the same mistake again. In fact, it's actually worse than before, so why continue?

Sunday, September 6, 2020

What Do You Want To Leave In 2017 What Do You Want To Add To 2018

What do you want to leave in 2017? What do you want to add to 2018? Part 1 of 4 Notepad Art by Stephen Dann on Flickr As the year winds down, and holiday activities kick into full gear, not all of us are focused on the reflection that actually comes naturally this time of year, nor are we always thinking about the new year until we make it through the other winter holidays. However, before a commercial, consumerist, highly socialized society created new traditions for this time of year that keep us busy rushing around, the tradition was very much focused on peace, quiet, reflection, and resolution. In Vishen Lakhiani’s book Code of the Extraordinary Mind, he recommends reflecting on 12 different categories of your life and rating where you are and creating a clear vision of where you want to be to know where to focus on improving and determine how. We’ll go through all 12, 3 at a time, leading up to the New Year. Starting…now! There are the administrative tasks, like making sure your financial records are in order, that need to be done. This gives you the chance to pay attention to a very critical part of your world, your income, where a lot of us derive our value, right or wrong. Even if what you see when you confront the financial part of your life isn’t what you sought, noticing a contrast sets the foundation for creating a new financial goal and vision for the new year. Many people save this reflection for last, or might find it ironic that I appear to be discouraging materialism toward the beginning of this article, but quickly put the focus on money. This says a lot about your relationship to money, actually. Have you been taught that money isn’t spiritual, or that having money means not being spiritual, or even that it’s evil, or to love it is? How do you treat money? If money were your lover, would it want to be with you based on how you treat it? We all know that money is essential to living , but often we resent it, neglect it, or even fear it. I am not promoting making money the most important area of your life, but I am saying that if it is the area of improvement that you want most to focus on improving in 2018, give it the focus and attention it deserves. If you hadn’t reached your 2017 goals, what accountability can you take for that, and what new knowledge can you gain, people you can meet, or habits can you create to bring about a better result in 2018? Also, in regards to bookkeeping, here are 5 tips for people who changed jobs in 2017. 2. Career Speaking of jobs, there is also a very good reason I started with money. While there is a “market price” for most positions, did you know you can still reverse engineer your income to match your desired lifestyle? If there is something that you LOVE to do so much, that you would do it for free, but it traditionally doesn’t pay well and you need to make a good living, there has never been a better time to build an income infrastructure that allows you to do what you love WHILE earning a healthy income. There are formulas you can follow, depending on what kind of life you want to create, and while I’m not saying they’re easy, or even simple, if you have the resolve and vision to pull you through the challenges, you can absolutely follow steps that will lead you to freedom and empowerment in your career. Too many have settled for the “safer” path, but how safe is it really? “Life is all risky, if you think ‘trying’ is risky, wait til’ they hand you the bill for NOT trying. Wait til’ you get the tab for not investing. It’s all risky, getting married is risky, having children is risky. Don’t worry, in life, you’re not going to get out alive” ~ Jim Rohn Is your health suffering because of stress at work or based on finances? Do you ever go to work with anxiety, or even physical ailments like headaches or stomach aches that could be caused by anxiety? Do your relationships suffer because of the time and energy required of your job? Is there a level of joy in life you have yet to experience because your priority was financial “security”? Is your job that secure? Here’s the most important question: Does your job give back to you as much or more than you give to it? Most people have not yet tasted what it is like to be exhilarated by their jobs, and if you have tasted it, have you been striving ever since to re-create that feeling but landing jobs that continually fall short? There is a formula and a system (with tools) you can follow that will put the power back in your hands to bring this experience into or back into your life. We previously made this available to you, have since dropped the price dramatically so that it’s affordable for most people, and intend to bring you a new and improved format that maximizes retention, application and FUN in 2018. 3. Health Speaking of health, our life expectancy just went up dramatically, but we will only live that long if we take proper care of our self-healing bodies. This, I know from experience, is no easy feat. But good health enables all of the other areas of our lives to operate. Without it, we can’t expect to achieve fulfillment in any other area of our lives, so it’s pretty important. So many people struggle to create better habits in this area. We all have heard by now that diets don’t work, and that aiming for a healthy lifestyle of moderation instead is a more realistic goal. That sounds like a commitment, though. It’s scary. From 2015-2016, I was in great shape. I started small, with subsequent 21-day challenges. Within those 21 days, I lost enough weight to motivate me to continue my journey, developed better awareness of old habits and created new ones, and improved my relationship with my body, which was an unexpected, but a very welcomed, outcome. Honestly, my habits now are a far cry from those, and a year is a long time to sustain results, but it wasn’t a lifetime. I had began to crave better and better results, and dove into more and more intense exercise regimens, and stricter and stricter diets, until â€" I needed stitches in my arm and wasn’t able to lift for a month. When I read Better Than Before, Gretchen Rubin pointed out that often when we develop good habits in one area of our lives, we find it naturally easier to develop good habits in other areas of our lives, as well. From my observations, health is the area in which I see that trickle down impact most powerfully, and I can say that when good health habits deteriorate, good habits in other areas tend to go downhill, as well. It seems counter-intuitive, because if we devote more time to health, we’ll have less time to sustain all of our other habits, but I am challenging myself, and I challenge you too, to creating a habit of devoting time to exercise and nutrition, starting simply. I will exercise 5 days per week to make it a habit, even if it’s only 10 minutes, but it has to challenge me at least 3x per week, in other words, I will work to my limit. I will also make sure that I eat something plant-based with every meal before I go for a starch, meat or treat. I am not committing to depriving myself of anything. I will make this about ADDING what is good for me, which I feel will naturally lead to a decrease in cravings for what I know isn’t good, but I enjoy. Starting small worked for me at the beginning, and I believe it’s sustainable for a lifetime, though I may not experience the initial large weight drop that motivated me so much the last time. It’s all about finding what works for you, and if you form healthy habits, but they don’t have the desired outcomes, such as massive weight loss, you know at least you are gaining better health. Next week, we will explore 3 more critical areas of your life to evaluate as 2017 winds down and 2018 approaches. Remember to rate yourself in these areas and write down a vision in each of these that inspire you to make changes in 2018. 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