
Navigating the Job Market: Expert Advice from TTI of USA
Job hunting, an often daunting endeavor, requires more than just searching and applying.
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Job hunting, an often daunting endeavor, requires more than just searching and applying.
You accepted what you believed would be a great new job. However, a
Your resume gets a very brief opportunity to impress a recruiter. In fact, an average recruiter will spend a mere six seconds reading it before deciding whether to move forward with you.
You just graduated college and want to move on from that job that helped you afford noodles and textbooks for a few years. After a seemingly endless job search and more interviews than you can remember, you’ve received an offer
A job interview can be a stressful experience. However, the aftermath isn’t necessarily any easier. Whether you’re desperate for a paycheck or are eager to embark on a new career opportunity, even a day may seem too long to hear back about whether you landed the job!
In the age of Netflix “binge watching”, consumers have had their fair share of exposure to trending mystery dramas such as Criminal Minds, Sherlock, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. The modern, ideal night now consists of escaping reality through hours upon hours of watching said shows.
As companies seek new competitive advantage and pursue the “best talent”, they adopt numerous diversity practices in attempts to make themselves attractive to the widest possible array of candidates, as “diverse” and “forward-thinking.”
You aced a job interview. The prospective employer seemed to be very impressed with your qualifications and you were certain that a job offer was forthcoming. Then, unexpectedly, you received a generic rejection email from the employer. What happened?