When you're interviewing for a position it is very important that you stay positive about previous employers. The interviewer is looking for signs of a bad character, so being negative will reflect badly on you, so don't do it! Stay positive about past employers. Take a listen!

Resumes are a pain to put together, aren't they? But they don't have to be if you keep your resume updated. There are a lot of reasons to keep your resume updated, but probably the most imporant reason is your memory! Let's discuss how to build a resume. Take a listen!

If you're looking for jobs that are hiring or future jobs, look into planes, trains, ships and automobiles! TRANSPORTATION and SHIPPING isn't going away anytime soon! Take a listen!

How are your resume language skills? When people read your resume can they understand it? Does it make sense? Make sure you translate your resume to that industry that you are applying to. It will make a huge difference. Take a listen!

Is there such a thing as casual job openings within companies? Absolutely! In fact, that is how most professional recruiting firms operate. If you're not taking advantage of casual job openings you're making a mistake! Take a listen!

So my job search experiment was to evaluate online job applications and apply to jobs that were advertised throughout the Internet vs. using a more targeted approach and targeting companies that were not advertising. Listen to the results!

Do you want to know one of the best questions to ask interviewers? There are a lot of questions, of course, but this one question will really help you with any future anxiety. Take a listen!

Hiring Managers need you MORE than you need them, it's true. HR Managers, Corporate Recruiters, Outside Recruiters, Employment Agencies - All of them! These people are in the business of filling positions. If they cannot fill positions, they won't have a job. What about you? Take a listen!

I have seen job offers rescinded because a candidate was dawdling, so don't dawdle with your job offers. If a job offer is acceptable to you - accept it! If a job offer isn't acceptable, then tell the company what needs to be changed to make it acceptable. Whatever you do, don't just turn down a position, make sure you tell the company what they can do to make the job offer acceptable to you. Take a listen!

Do you know what drives me crazy? Consulting with someone about their career - making suggestions - and then finding out that the person didn't do anything about it! What a waste of time! Do you have problems with making decisions? Why? Take a listen!