Job seekers need to be able to interpret the jargon used in job ads and interviews.
"Activator," "behavior," and "consequence" are key concepts in this simple management theory.
Even for experienced interviewers, some basic rules of courtesy and etiquette are worth reviewing.
There's no substitute for in-person networking, but LinkedIn, the professional networking Web site, can advance your job search.
After years of pointing out others' career mistakes, Dave Jensen highlights some of his own.
A busy manager can't be so shortsighted as to look for only smarts.
"If you feel that you have a nice, stable career in front of you, then you're the ideal candidate for a career review. That's because there is no such thing as career stability. There is only career growth or career decay."
A job talk is entirely different from scientific talks or presentations at management meetings.
"Teamwork is the business-world equivalent of 'plays well with others' in kindergarten."--Judy Heyboer
Recruiters work in a Wild West atmosphere. Few laws govern their conduct and their relationships with candidates.
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