#jobsearchmotivation

[brooklynresume-blog]

Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference. – Winston Churchill Regardless of your education, skills, and experience, if your tone is critical, your energy is blah and you wear cynicism as a badge of honor your job search may be longer and more tedious than it needs to be. Attitude is "a relatively enduring organization of beliefs, feelings, and behavioral tendencies towards socially significant objects, groups, events or symbols" (Hogg & Vaughan 2005, p. 150) The ABC (Affective/ emotional, Behavioral, and Cognitive) components of attitude can have a direct impact on your career transition success. Take a moment and consider the type of attitude you bring when you walk in the door.  Are you primarily positive, neutral, negative, sikken, or a combination? An underlying and often unconscious assumption is that the link between attitudes and behavior is consistent. This concept is why hiring managers are less likely to think your positive side will emerge when hired. Especially true if Negative or Sikken shows up to the interview. There is much about the job search process that we have little control over. When you add feelings of embarrassment and shame gremlins join the unemployment party we can lose the reins of our attitude as well. Consider this jobseeker who noted,  "I realized that I was just making up reasons to mask a general feeling of hopelessness." (eyes_of_pantone448c on Reddit) During the job search process, our attitude is constantly being judged. Not just by employers but also by our family and friends. Management of our mental health and learning effective ways to manage the stress of a career transition is critical at this time. #adnohrdocs #careergoals #jobsearch #interviewprep #interviewtips #jobsearchstrategies #jobsearchmotivation #occupationalwellness https://www.instagram.com/p/CW8RteXlA4l/?utm_medium=tumblr

[chaoticvictories]

With graduation approaching, its been nonstop job applications. Thankfully I've been able to use @notionhq to organize and track all of my applications, resumes, and cover letters. Let me know if you want to see in-depth on how I use Notion to track my job search. #desksetup #studyaesthetic #paperlessstudent #paperless #productivity #studyspiration #studygramcommunity #studymotivation #studyspo #studyblr #studygram #digitaldecluttering #learning #discoverunder10k #productivestudy #jobsearchmotivation #jobsearchingtips #newgradjobsearch #studentstruggles #strugglesofacollegestudent https://www.instagram.com/p/CCJuDbCprk0/?igshid=9vwi8v0f60uq

[bimberbuzz-blog]

Why You Need to Start Searching for Job in December! 3 Things

Looking at the economic trend, it is impossible to determine what future lies ahead for job seekers in the country However, if you are planning on getting a new job in 2020, the planning starts now. But before you continue your job search, here are the things you need to know to help enjoy December’s unique opportunities in terms of job search

December is the best month for networking for job search

Even though the probabilities of getting a job in December is indeed low, it is a perfect month for networking with relevant professionals who will, in turn, reach out to you in January when there is an opening. It is generally believed that the best month to search for a job January because most executives only waited till December in order to collect their annual bonus after which they vacate the company in January So, attending high-level conferences in December, executives are much more relaxed because they have a smaller workload at around this period and could free a bit of their time to attend to you Nothing job-related should be discussed, only interpersonal convos to build connections

December has more real job openings that the rest of the year

Vacancies that come out in December are necessary because executives will leave the company in January as discussed in the point above and these positions need to be filled ASAP If you are at alert, you might lucky These types of jobs get filled quickly even though the hiring organization or personnel will still exercise flexibility in the hiring session Keep up tabs with job openings and you might come across one of the bigger and real job openings

Be Specific

Do not leave your options open Apply for a specific job. Don’t wait till January before you make up your mind as regards the job position you would love to apply for; do all the thinking in December Hiring staffs want to help you but not with deciding for you which job will be best suited for you While some of us might want to wait till next year January, still be specific in your job positions, be specific and network Read the full article

[myresumeplacement]

It is better to look ahead and prepare than to look back and regret. Prepare well for your next interview now. Find more job opportunities at #resumeplacement www.resumeplacement.com...#mondaymotivaton #newjob #JobsForAll #interviewpreparation #interviewtips #jobs #careerchange #jobsearch #jobsearchmotivation #jobsnow #ApplyNow #jobpreparation #interviewquestions #interviewskills #jobtips

[brooklynresume-blog]

What ACTION can you take today? What can you do now? “Success seems to be connected to action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they never quit.” —J.W. Marriot“ When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.” —Alexander Graham Bell #action #candoattitude #jobsearchstrategies #jobsearchmotivation #jobsearchtips #adnohrdocs (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWqNOohroi0/?utm_medium=tumblr