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Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia: Work Ethics - 1 views

A strong work ethic is important to a company achieving its goals. Every single employee, from the CEO to entry-level workers, should have a good work ethic to retain the company working at its p...

Westhill Consulting Career and Employment Australia: Work Ethics

started by thomas lloyd on 24 Jun 14 no follow-up yet
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Careers for the Future - 3 views

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Careers for the Future Westhill Consulting Career and Employment

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Recruitment Agency in India - 1 views

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    Get right manpower solution at very affordable costs. Quick turnaround times and ethical dealing makes us one of the most trusted recruitment agency of India. We are leading International recruitment agency for gulf, Saudi Arab, Qatar, Oman, Dubai, Kuwait, Bahrain etc from India.
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Warning! First Impression is very important - 1 views

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    Here are some of the errors you might be making when reaching out to strangers. Westhill Consulting Career and Employment, Australia's reveals why they won't hire you before they even meet you. You're too casual. It is nearly always better to blunder on the side of formality, specifically when asking someone for something. It's wiser to be more polite and lead off with "Dear So and So," or "Hello WhatHisName" than "Hey, Elizabeth!" You're presumptuous. Career "experts" all over the place are at all times telling you close with a meeting proposal, but then again you have to do it correctly. Say something like "I would like to buy you a coffee or lunch sometime soon if you can spare the time. Please let me know if this is possible." Don't make it sound like complaints. Do not do this also, reach out to complete strangers on LinkedIn and ask for endorsements. You're sloppy. If you can't take five minutes to proofread your message, or even pay the energy to give care to spellcheck, you display a obvious lack of respect for the person you're contacting. There's a wavy red line that plays below your spelling errors. All you have to do is take notice in it. Always review! You're random/haven't done your research. Know what the person you're contacting actually does because you cannot ask a zookeeper for a job in a bank. Do some basic research or do not expect a teacher of Bahasa Indonesia in Jakarta would talk to you in Chinese. You're asking for something and offering nothing. The job market is not the place to beg. It's OK to ask for something. If you want help, or advice, you ought to ask for it - respectfully, from the correct person. But you need to make a motion of mutuality, like the offer to purchase lunch. What you can do is for example write an article, design something, organ
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The three things that employers want to see in your resume - 6 views

This article is a big help for newly grads who are looking for their first jobs. With all the competition they are about to face these information will give them a know-how they can use to be prepa...

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