Interview Thank You Notes

Posted by Sana 18 January, 2010 (0) Comment

You should not forget to keep records of your phone interviews by writing interview thank you notes. It is not merely a nice thing to do, but it also helps your successful job search. If the company will feel that you respect them they will be more likely to remember you. They will try to promote help you in your job application and recommend you to others. Be sure to restate your interest in the job and emphasize your qualifications. This letter should also be sent out within 24 hours of completing the interview.

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The letter can be divided into three paragraphs, that can be formed with following information.

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Best Answers to Job Interview Question: Why are You Leaving Your Job?

Posted by Q.AB. 24 December, 2009 (0) Comment

One of the most typical question asked in an interview is “Why You are leaving your job?” or “ Why did you leave your job?” If you left the job yourself then here are some suggestions that how to give the best answer.

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These are the sample answers for the interview question “Why did you leave your job?”

  • I was bored up with the work and was looking for more challenges. As I likes to work in challenging place that’s why I haven’t wanted that my unhappiness to have an impact on the job I was doing for my employer.
  • There was not enough room for growth with my previous employer that’s why I was looking to move forward for a new challenge.
  • I was looking for a bigger challenge and I can not look for any other job in part time and also it haven’t seem me to use former employer’s working time.

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Part-Time Jobs For Older Workers

Posted by Noor 23 October, 2009 (0) Comment

Older workers make up about 25 of total workforce but the prospects of their job security are probably less than 5%. Therefore in order to earn a reasonable amount, they have to plan about finding a part-time job.

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Part-time jobs may be able to help them to compensate for their monthly less wages. Finding a part time job could be a difficult job when someone crosses 50. The number of working options remains half for older worker. Therefore in order to find a proper part time job within such limited employment opportunities, you should follow the following tips.

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Importance of High IQ Vs EQ (Emotional Quotient)

Posted by R. MAK. 21 January, 2009 (0) Comment

A High IQ definitely helps in easy enrollment to a high quality university or college. People with High IQ also get their first jobs faster and easily, but later on they fail to achieve a high position. Mostly, they don’t get promoted at all.Every good company has one or another criteria to promote their employees to a higher level. If you want to reach a top executive position Qualities you need are a nice attitude, professionalism, and a good sense of humor. Simply having a High IQ is not enough, You will need a High EQ (emotional quotient) as well.

EQ (emotional quotient) is one of the buzzwords these days in HR circles. Industry experts now add IQ, EQ and also SQ or (Spiritual Quotient) to their headhunting criteria.

Among other parts, a good sense of humor is essential component of SQ and EQ. Gone are the days when workplaces were meant to be a dry place. Companies are led by management. Managers and employees are not machines, they have their own feelings and mood swings. Emotions do effect their ability to do their duties or especially when they have to make a tough decision. Read the rest of this entry

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