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Leslie Camacho

NACE - Knowledge Center - Use of Career Services Linked to Job Offers - 0 views

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    "NACE's 2010 Student Survey shows a strong link between use of career services and a student's ability to get a job offer. Results show that, the more frequently a senior used career services, the more likely he/she would receive a job offer. Just under 29 percent of those who received job offers had not used the career center-meaning the remaining 71 percent with offers were career center users. "
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Techvedic-Career: Turn down employment offer gracefully - 0 views

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    Turn down employment offer gracefullySo, you spent a week searching for jobs and after being through a hoard of interviews and now in the end the after putting enormous hard efforts you're at this entitled of getting more than one job offer in hand.
Leslie Camacho

Quitting a New Job Before You've Started - WSJ.com - 1 views

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    "What is the best way to give notice at a job you haven't even started? I am an M.B.A. student who was offered a marketing position in December. I accepted the job, telling the company that I would start in September since I was still in school. Now I have a much better job opportunity in high tech, which I would much rather take. I would have a much bigger impact and turn in a better performance at this second job. How can I tell the first employers that I now want to decline their offer?"
Leslie Camacho

How to Make Employers Want You - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    Most people in the job market today would consider themselves lucky to get a single offer. Receiving multiple offers sounds like a dream, but for some, this scenario is very real. They are the candidates everyone wants.
Leslie Camacho

Negotiating a Good Salary at a New Job - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    In this market, many job candidates are desperate for an offer -- any offer. But even if you are new to an industry or have been unemployed for a while, is it smart to blindly accept the first number that an employer throws out? I don't think so.
Leslie Camacho

Twitter as a Job-Searching Tool - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    For employers, Twitter-where users post updates, or "tweets," of no more than 140 characters-offers one more way to find and attract candidates, and a cheaper alternative to big online job boards. It also helps companies target social-media-savvy job hunters and convey an innovative image. For job seekers, Twitter offers the chance to interact one-on-one with companies' recruiters and can be more convenient than job boards.
Samantha Coleman

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Leslie Camacho

Changing the Perception of Prolonged Unemployment - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • You have been out of work for a long time and believe that potential employers are holding that against you. Even though many people lost jobs during the recession for reasons unrelated to performance, you fear that your long-term unemployment is sometimes equated with desperation and a lack of competency. What can you do about this?
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    To change perceptions about your employment status, start with the way you network. When you have been out of work for a while, people in your network may feel guilty because they are employed and you are not, says Lavie Margolin, a career coach in New York City and author of "Lion Cub Job Search." You don't want them to feel sorry for you or to see you as defeated, so make sure you have something to offer them, whether it's sharing an article in a trade magazine, talking about an industry blog or mentioning a professional opportunity they may not know about, he says.
Leslie Camacho

Does Your Organization have a Role in Employees' Career Management? - 0 views

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    "I'm passionate about "career management," a phrase I use to talk about taking personal responsibility for our individual careers. Long gone are the days when a company had loyalty towards employees, specifically keeping them on-board for decades and providing a healthy pension after retirement. How many companies are offering a lifetime job with nice benefits after retirement? Not many. "
Leslie Camacho

Career Development Grants for Underserved Populations - 1 views

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    "Social justice and advocacy has been a current professional issue in the field of career development for over a decade. Although various professional organizations have attempted to focus on providing career development services to diverse individuals, some sociocultural groups remain underserved. For the purpose of this paper, an underserved population is defined as a particular sociocultural group that is historically marginalized and faces disadvantages based on their sociocultural identities. In an effort to offer our services to underserved populations, career practitioners and researchers may need supportive resources to expand career development knowledge and practice. "
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Techvedic-Career: Benefits of Getting a Qualification - 0 views

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    Benefits of Getting a Qualification- Whether you are presently operating or you are searching for work, you can never be too qualified for employment. With the changing practices and knowledge offered to completely different fields of work, there are always new things to find out.
America's Job Exchange

Find Jobs for Veterans in America - 0 views

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    Find thousands of Veterans jobs offered by VetearnsJobExchange.com where lots of military friendly employers committed to hiring vets and also know about Veterans resources, career tools and other benefits related to veterans employment.
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Best Hair Loss Treatment for Men and Women - 0 views

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    Hair transplantation has now grown into a separate field as it offers varied solutions depending upon the type of hair loss and economic scope. If performed from renowned surgeons and medical practitioners, you can expect good scalp cover and long lasting results.
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Payment | Jobants - 0 views

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    jobants offer employer pricing for posting jobs
Leslie Camacho

When the Folks Give You the Business - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    "Watching fellow college students working for $7.50 an hour after graduation, Tana Walther, a fashion-design major at Kent State University in Ohio, snapped up an alternative offered by her father-to run a Pita Pit restaurant franchise he would buy."
Leslie Camacho

The Community-College Job Search - Advice - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 1 views

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    "After serving on four faculty-hiring committees at community colleges in three different states, I've come to the conclusion that many universities do a poor job of preparing graduate students to negotiate all aspects of the academic job market. Certainly, departments offer sound advice on how to land professorships at four-year institutions, but they fail miserably when it comes to helping master's and doctoral students understand how to apply for jobs at two-year colleges and technical schools."
Leslie Camacho

Why Liberal Arts Need Career Services - Commentary - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views

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    Recent economic events have forced colleges and universities to streamline their academic offerings congruent with a more pragmatic cost-benefit approach, usually at the expense of their liberal-arts programs. When a foreign-language or philosophy department graduates only a few students per year, there is no financial argument to be made for keeping the department intact. Traditional reasoning about the enrichment of the "student as future citizen" can only go so far when parents who pay the tuition or students taking the courses can't see a bottom line in the form of a lucrative job after graduation.
Leslie Camacho

Looking for a Job During the Holidays - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    With the holidays here, you may be inclined to put your job-search efforts on hold while you celebrate. But career advisers say laid-off professionals should keep at it-as "bah hum bug" as that may seem-because the season offers some unique opportunities to boost your odds of success.
Leslie Camacho

How the Hiring Process Really Works - WSJ.com - 1 views

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    "Ever wonder what exactly goes on behind the scenes when you apply for a job? While the recruiting process varies by industry, company and even department, the end result is the same: One person out of many receives an offer. "
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