The Biggest Loser Comes Home
We have never watched The Biggest Loser before this season. A friend told us how much they as a family enjoy the program. We gave it a try and are saying the same thing now. We as a family are really enjoying the show and learning much and being inspired by the people on the show. A common theme... >Read More
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Job Search Tips: CV Resume Checklist for College Students
by Alberta Advanced Education and Career Development
When you apply for most jobs, employers expect you to have a short, typed summary of your qualifications called a resume or a curriculum vitae.
The purpose of a resume is to draw attention to your skills and accomplishments, and get you invited for an interview.
Many books have...... >Read More
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College Student Internship Tips: Make Them Hire You
By Sharon Simpson
I met Sonja four months ago when she arranged an interview and tour of the iamnext.com office with my director. She was visiting with the intention of setting up a practicum internship for herself in her last semester as a Communications student at a nearby university.
Sonja's success in her practicum is clear when you look...... >Read More
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Planning and Time Management for Students On the Job
The old adage reminds us that "People don't plan to fail but a lot of people do fail to plan."
During a war, we find a tank operator and a general. Which function is more important? It is probably the general, at least in this sense.
One can be the best tank operator on the line, get out there everyday and... >Read More
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Networking: A Career Planning and Job Search Tool
by Donald E. Wetmore
In tackling life's challenges, whether it be looking for a job, studying, buying a car, you can go it alone or enjoy the help of others.
Networking is a major time management tool helping us to learn from others, get introductions more easily, and save precious resources of time and money in the process. I have accumulated...... >Read More
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Job Search Tip: Write a Cover Letter that Works
On my supervisor's desk swam a sea of 500 cover letters that answered the question:"Why do you want this job?"
I didn't envy my supervisor's task of shortlisting only 100 of the 500 applicants.
To my surprise, she said it wasn't too difficult to weed out the 400 losing letters. What was it about those 100 winning letters that stood out?
In...... >Read More
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Career articles
Preparing for the Search:
Do a self assessment to help you find a job you'll enjoy
What kind of job will be a good fit for you?
Job hunting checklist
Find more job leads by looking beyond the newspaper ads
5 sure fire tips NOT to get the job
Network your way to a new job
Search for home based jobs
Resume/CVs and Cover Letters:
Preparing...... >Read More
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The Bridge that Truth Burned
There’s a well-known idiom in the business world that has been the... >more
Does Multitasking Hurt Productivity?
Is multi-tasking hurting your productivity? Multi-tasking sounds great in theory: By doing... >more