Beth Tucker, president and CEO of KNF&T, shares her insights on how to effectively conduct a layered job search in an article featured on Boston.com entitled ‘The Art of the Layered Job Search’. http://www.boston.com/jobs/advice/2013/10/29/the-art-the-layered-job-search/0pCSpRHyltodDRGlbm3MXN/story.html
In a recent Forbes article written by Jacquelyn Smith, some of the worlds most influential leaders talk about the qualities they look for in potential hires. The job search process is no walk in the park. Applying and interviewing for a job can be stressful and strenuous for the candidate – and the process isn’t …
The job market today presents a number of growing challenges to job seekers, and job opportunities may feel limited. However, opportunities DO come about for job seekers who position themselves correctly in the job market and actively put themselves out in front of employers. It’s not all about the value of your degree anymore! Take …
It’s normal to feel nervous or anxious before an interview. But the best way to fight those nerves is to feel prepared. A huge factor that can either be held against you or benefit you is actually how well you question the interviewer. The questions that you ask will say a lot about the research …
By: Jason Smith The job interview is the most pivotal point of any job search. It is the one shot that a potential employee gets at showing an employer that THEY should be hired above anyone else with similar qualifications. I’ve had overqualified candidates come out of an interview thinking merely about what tie they …
Beth Tucker, President of KNF&T, recommends the article from Boston.com, Conquering the Fear of Job Interviews. This article explains how to prepare for an interview in order to reduce anxiety.
In the recovering economy today, it is becoming more possible to choose the type of job you would like instead of just taking any available job or staying at one where you are not happy. One component of choosing a job is choosing the type of environment you want. Sometimes it can be hard to …
Beth Tucker, President of KNF&T, recommends the Forbes article, How To Make A Lasting Impression. This article explains how the tone of your voice, eye contact, posture, and even what you do with your hands, can help you make a lasting impression on an employer.