Job Prospecting

7 Tips for Successful Job Interviews

The job interview may be the most difficult part of the hiring process, but also one of the most important. Read more

Date: October 01

How to Get a Job After Retirement Age

Just because you have retired, doesn’t mean you can’t go to work. Even if you haven’t officially retired, being an older adult does make it more difficult to get a job. Read more

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Date: September 25

Understanding Informational Interviews

An informational interview is a meeting between you and your prospective employer. The purpose and main goal is to help define your career options or allow you to research a company that you may be interested in working for. However, it’s very difficult from a job interview, Read more

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Date: September 03

Understanding Different Types of Interviews

This occurs when there is a call from an employer to help screen you and other candidates for essential criteria for the position. You should have your job search records organized and handy during this interview. It’s a good idea to have your resume available so that you can refer to it Read more

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Date: September 02

Understanding an Inquiry Letter

Writing an inquiry letter is fairly similar to if you were writing a cover letter. The difference is that you will be sending it as a cold contact to your prospective employer. It is suitable to send this type of letter to a potential employer when they have not advertised a job opening and you are Read more

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Date: September 01

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