Finding a Job Using the Internet to Win
Friday January 08th 2010, 8:39 am
Filed under: Internet Telecommunication Resources, Templates, The Tool Trail

A modern job hunting campaign is by nature quite Byzantine. While the internet has offered a variety of new channels, it also creates increased competition for choice jobs and possible challenges for job hunters.

Job hunting needs to be thought of as a highly personal, highly targeted marketing process where you are the product. Your resume is an ad. Your extended network of associates is your inside source for information and job leads.

So where does the net fit in? At AA-Careers, we just posted a job on a popular job site and got 650 responses in a week. For a single opening. That’s increased competition.

Had a strong candidate contacted us before we ran the ad, they could have landed the job before having all that competition. How? By finding an employee at our company who became aware of the job prior to posting. Everyone knew of the job for at least 7 days before it was posted. Who in your network might know of a job that’s coming available soon?

Be careful how you submit your application as well. When we did an analysis of the 650 resumes, we found a large number of errors. 63% of the applicants were easily taken out with a fast-paced triage process. How? The same way any HR professional would. By rejecting resumes where the objective didn’t match our job. By passing over candidates whose cover letters gave us causes not to employ them, like "I know I’m overqualified but I really need a job". By eliminating prospects whose documents that didn’t open properly. And by passing over prospects who didn’t bother to spell check their cover letter and/or resume.

So the good news is that job boards give you a sense of what companies are hiring, and for what kinds of jobs. But once those jobs are posted, the competition is intense. You can still try, if you have a well honed resume, designed to appeal directly and clearly to the recruiter. And if you have practiced interviewing – so you don’t stumble at a critical point.

Another potential problem to be aware of is how easily you can be checked out on the internet. As we Googled several job hunters, we ran into some pictures and comments that were in questionable taste. Nothing crazy, but enough to tilt our thoughts about who to employ.

AA-Careers provides a encompassing set of services for Bay Area job seekers, providing our clients a personal career consultant, a managed job hunting campaign, modern tools like a personal website, video, highly targeted resume, and much more. Let us know if we can help you.

Be careful out there, and good hunting!

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Managing Health & Safety
Thursday July 09th 2009, 12:13 am
Filed under: Templates, The Tool Trail

I’m Mr. Howard and im going to instruct you all about a little word that could get you in important difficulty named negligence. Today please remember that the following is only a common guide to compliancy in the United Kingdom and consequently is not to be taken literally. No responsibility will be made against us for the use of this article in any way.If you own a average business or company you may be mindful of this term that appears to pop up rather a lot when it gets to your health and safety demands. We will directly give you an explanation of what it means and what you can do to forbid any untold cases being held against you as an company for being negligent. we can give you a greater definition of what the nasty term means when an negligence case is took forward against your directors or company. This post will likewise highlight some interesting websites where you can get more advanced doubts answered to deal with a particular trouble you may have found yourself in. The writers of this mail will include several connections to safety internet sites that may be of advance help in this particular matter and there you will be capable to seek more advice.Negligence is quite a easy term to define as it is a civil wrong in the sense that if someone has carelessly behaved in a way that could result in the loss, harm or trauma could come about to a third party because of this careless (tort) act.Its not all poor news you can guard your case against negligence with some of the coming applications if they apply. Do not worry to often though if several of the next circumstances hold you can guard your self against the claim.anything that happened wile not in the time of employment would imply you did not owe any duty of attention.If the incident was unforeseeable and you had done everything else that was sensibly practicable even if duty was owed then you however have good cause.even if you did violate your obligation of attention if nothing or no one was injured damaged and no loss occurred then you should be OK.

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Create your Home Gym with Minimum of Equipment
Saturday May 10th 2008, 4:07 pm
Filed under: Templates

Training at home could prove as a good solution for the ones interested. The effectiveness of this type of training could compare to the one of working out in the gym, as long as some factors are considered.

The first, and at the same time the most important of these, is owning the necessary equipment. If, besides this, you also have a partner who trains with you, the exercises can be as effective as the ones performed in the gym. Of course, we are talking now about the ideal situation of affording a gym in your own house.

Even with these conditions fulfilled, some practitioners, especially the more extrovert ones, might lack the stimulating atmosphere, the sharing of experience, the communication that they can find in the gym.

In most of the cases, what you can do at home is improvise a room or just a corner of a room, for fitness. Besides, most of the times you have to train by yourself. As these are the most frequent situations, we’ll deal with them now. Anyway, it is preferable to have constant training at home, rather than interrupt it a lot because the gym is too busy, too far, too expensive, etc.

The minimum of equipment necessary for training at home includes: an adjustable bench, a set of two dumbbells, with increasing weights, a barbell, with free weights and a fix bar for pull ups. This equipment will enable both executing basic exercises (squats, bench presses, pull-ups, sit-ups, etc.) and diversity of exercises, necessary for avoiding routine.

The main disadvantage of not having a partner to train with is reflected in the amount of loading in some exercises, which cannot reach its maximum. There are many exercises which can be loaded to maximum without any risk, even if there is no partner to assist you (pull-ups, dips, shoulder presses, barbell curs, dumbbell curls, etc.).

An advantage which comes from training at home is that you can choose the training time without any restraint. Moreover, the speed of exercising can be increased a lot if the practitioner chooses to execute supersets, tri sets or giant sets. You can also save time, as you are not distracted by casual conversation, by waiting for the machines to be available, by having to change the weights for every personal series of exercises, etc.

In the extreme case when we can only afford as equipment a mattress, chairs and a towel, we can focus on exercises using the weight of the body (push-ups, reverse push-ups, between chairs push-ups, squats, sit-ups, crunches, hyperextensions, lunges, plyometrics, plunks, etc.).

All the exercises involving the body weight are considered as really demanding, because they mobilize more stabilizing muscles that ensure coordination and balance. The body-weight exercises are often introduced in the programs at the gym due to their proven effectiveness. They are also used in training and testing people in special troops, as these need a lot of force and discipline in their training.

Isabel Curini, fitness trainer and editor at www.healthfitnessworld.com. HealthFitnessWorld.com - Health, Fitness, Body Building, Weight Loss, Nutrition - Articles and Resources.

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