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FAQ
Why should I register as a Job Hunter?
Why should I register as a Corporate?
I can not find any job suitable for me?
What do I do if I find a Vacancy in the database?
I can not find a posting that I saw yesterday
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Why
should I register as a Job Hunter?
Of course, in order to do that, you need to be fully focused
and fully committed. There is no such thing as good enough
when your career is at stake. The letter, CV, statement, website
or email you use to apply MUST be a perfect representation
of who you are, what you have achieved, what vision and insight
you bring to your work,
how you manage the tasks, strategies and relationships you
work with and what you are likely to be contributing in the
future.
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Why
should I register as a Corporate?
It is a huge error to be lazy or casual about the way you
present yourself; it is a common error to be inaccurate and
very few people ask for too much from life: the most common
fault is not to expect enough. Life is a mirror; what you
put out has a relationship to what you get back. It needs
to clearly establish your value; issues that
might block your progress need to be dealt with in a mature
way and not left until they become an embarrassing disclosure;
things that you have started upon that show your potential
should be included, even if they are not yet complete.
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I
can not find any job suitable for me?
The rest of the population, by contrast, is never quite ready
and always scrambling against a negative influence. Some have
huge ideas, beyond their ability to deliver; some are always
caught off guard by take-overs, redundancies, movements in
the marketplace; some have become complacent; many are angry
at their own lack of
achievement and their job applications contain a sulky righteousness
that growls quietly through the text as a hidden sub-plot...
and some are just hoping their distance learning MBA will
fix the problem!
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What
do I do if I find a Vacancy in the database?
The rest of the population, by contrast, is never quite ready
and always scrambling against a negative influence. Some have
huge ideas, beyond their ability to deliver; some are always
caught off guard by take-overs, redundancies, movements in
the marketplace; some have become complacent; many are angry
at their own lack of
achievement and their job applications contain a sulky righteousness
that growls quietly through the text as a hidden sub-plot...
and some are just hoping their distance learning MBA will
fix the problem!
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I
can not find a posting that I saw yesterday
Of course, in order to do that, you need to be fully focused
and fully committed. There is no such thing as good enough
when your career is at stake. The letter, CV, statement, website
or email you use to apply MUST be a perfect representation
of who you are, what you have achieved, what vision and insight
you bring to your work,
how you manage the tasks, strategies and relationships you
work with and what you are likely to be contributing in the
future.
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