Senior Citizens and the Job Search

Jul 19th, 2008 by Addy | 0

Although many employers are looking for new graduates or someone younger with a bit of experience, there are still plenty of jobs that you can secure as a senior citizen. Opportunities in the work force abound for older Americans. On the surface it may seem harder to find such roles; however they are available - you just need to know where and how to approach the search.

There is a great potential among older employees. They have more experience, are (generally) easier to work with, and typically more flexible than the person fresh from college who is more likely to have an implanted ideal of what their job should be like.


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Job Interview - Tips to Ensure a Successful Interview Process

Jun 21st, 2008 by Addy | 0

After sending a resume to a prospective employer, you may be called for your first of probably two or three interviews. The initial interview is critical because that is when the employer will likely decide whether to hire you and how you might fit with the company. This step is crucial, and you need to be prepared to enhance your likelihood of a successful interview and eventual job offer.

Before you even step one foot in the door of your prospective employer, you should completely research the company, its background, corporate goals, top executives, and anything pertinent to the position to which you have applied.


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The Tools You Need To Find The Right Job

Jun 7th, 2008 by Addy | 0

If you were asked what tools you would need to find the right job, what would you saye You would probably mention a highlighter and a newspaper, a resume’, a cover letter, and the internet. All of these are definitely correct. You have to look for the right job in the right places and you have to have a resume’ to highlight your expertise. Without any of these, you have nothing to work with.


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Fake It \’till You Make It: Creating A Passionate Cover Letter

Jun 6th, 2008 by Addy | 0

Are you applying for a new job but are not thrilled about the work it might entaile You may be seeking an entry-level position and don’t want to be someone’s assistant, yet you know it’s a necessary step to getting your foot in the door.

If you feel this way, don’t be discouraged as you are not the first to experience this sentiment. However, in order to avoid expressing disinterest in the job before you’re ever interviewed you might want to redirect these feelings. One way to do this is by creating a passionate cover letter that can help you develop enthusiasm that doesn’t yet exist. Let’s look at some ways to get started …


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