Internship Advice: How to Land an Internship & Maximize Your Experience
By now, most students realize the importance of an internship. Whether it’s a college requirement or a choice of your own, internships can help even the savviest student develop their professional skill-set and gain the experience needed to land a full-time job. See our tips below to differentiate yourself from the crowd and excel from start to finish.
When Searching for that “Perfect Internship”
Always…
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Summer 2013 Jobs Outlook: 5 Tips for Soon-to-be Grads
In today’s job market, it is nearly impossible to find employment without a bachelor’s degree, and oftentimes without a master’s degree. Unfortunately, recent college grads may still have trouble securing a professional position. The good news is, according to a report released last month by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate for individuals having recently earned bachelor’s and advanced degrees is experiencing a downward trend—albeit still high as compared to…
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We offer a convenient “Mail My Application Today” so you can click on the Apply Online button and request the GHI Company Driver Job Application be sent via U.S. mail to be filled out and returned with our self addressed stamped envelope.
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At George Hildebrant Transportation Inc. We pay as much attention to the needs of owner operators as we do to those of our company drivers.
We understand the financial pressures of running your own tractor. We offer excellent earnings potential, and our pay structure is designed to maximize your profit.
Percentage of revenue – Multiple payment options available to choose from…
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Questions to Ask in the Job Interview
The following post was originally featured in Job Choices: Diversity Edition, a publication from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). You can view the original article in the digital version of the issue.
In the interview, you will be expected not only to answer questions but also to ask them. What you…
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.JOBS Update: New Enhancements to Military Crosswalk, Search and Social Sharing
Albert Einstein once said “If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.” And we agree. The Product Development team at DirectEmployers is constantly looking to elevate our services and bring innovation to the table. In this .JOBS update, you'll learn about some recently enhanced features including:
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Veteran Career Fairs Remain Beneficial in Job Search
Despite emerging technology and education, veteran unemployment and outreach remains a challenge for employers. Tools such as military skills translators are helping bridge some of the gaps, but there is definitely no silver bullet in the equation. However, companies and veterans can supplement their efforts with virtual and in-person career fairs. Participating in career fairs provides the opportunity for companies to connect on a more personal level with veterans and assess what…
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Making Your Job Search More Efficient
When job searching, sometimes it can be a challenge just figuring out where to start. You can reach out to your network of friends and colleagues who may know of any opportunities. You can also start your job hunt online and search for jobs by location or occupation. Unfortunately instead of legitimate employment opportunities, the search results are typically littered with irrelevant or outdated results.…
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.JOBS Update: Find & Apply for Jobs Near Military Bases
In this episode we look at how veterans.jobs can help job seekers:
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What Employers Want to See on a Resume
The following post was provided by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). NACE connects campus recruiting and career services professionals, and provides best practices, trends, research, professional development, and conferences.
An employer spends just seconds scanning…
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Using CareerOneStop Centers to Craft a Stellar Resume
One of the most crucial pieces to your job search is your resume. Without a proper resume that highlights your most valuable strengths, you may be overlooked as a candidate for a position. Join Bonnie Elsey, Director of Workforce Development for the Minnesota Department of Employment & Economic Development, as she discusses how your nearby CareerOneStop Centers can help you compose your resume to show employers your most professional side.…
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Interview Tips: Do Your Homework on the Employer
Before going to an interview, do you research the employer? Gathering information about the employer before your interview can help you further convince the interviewer that you are right for the job. Listen to Marilyn Mackes, the Executive Director of the National Association of Colleges and Employers, as she shares some interview tips around how research can differentiate you from the other candidates.…
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Job opportunities in retail are abundant and growth opportunities are unlimited!
Working in Retail is an exciting job opportunity! Retail opens the door for opportunity, advancement and rewards! According to the National Retail Federation, Retailers operate more than 3.6 million U.S.…
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Internships, Co-ops, Practicums, and Externships: What's the Difference?
The following post was provided by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). NACE connects campus recruiting and career services professionals, and provides best practices, trends, research, professional development, and conferences.
Student work and observation experiences go by a number of different names,…
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Pre-Interview Tips: Developing Your Personal Brand
When interviewing, employers will look at how your past skills match up with the position you are applying for. They will not only look at what’s on paper but they will also search online to find out more information about you. Do you know what’s displayed when your name is searched? Chloé Rada of Sodexo shares some key tips around preparing for an interview and being aware of your personal brand.…
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Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP) Update
Earlier today we received an email update regarding the law that enacted the Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP). It was signed on November 21, 2011 giving up to 99,000 unemployed Veterans who do not have any VA educational benefits an additional 12 months of Montgomery GI Bill benefits ($1,564/month) for training towards a high demand occupation. Applications began being accepted on May 15, 2012, less than 6 months after enactment.
As of late this week, over 94,000…
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Whether you prefer to travel the country or stay close to home (80 percent of our drivers return home every evening), Penske offers a variety of flexible shifts and positions, including long-haul, short-haul, delivery and hiker positions. You'll receive excellent training in safe driving skills and be rewarded for accident- and injury-free performances.
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Job Search with a Real Applicant – Part 2
With 12.1 million people, or 7.8% (http://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/empsit.pdf) of the country unemployed, finding a new job has become more competitive. For the countless people who either lose their jobs or leave in search of greener pastures, the challenges may seem insurmountable. It’s not impossible, and we met a job seeker willing to share his experience in the hopes of helping others.
In last week’s…
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Job Search with a Real Applicant – Part 1
With 12.1 million people, or 7.8% of the country unemployed, finding a new job has become more competitive. For the countless people who either lose their jobs or leave in search of greener pastures, the challenges may seem insurmountable. It’s not impossible, and we met a job seeker willing to share his experience in the hopes of helping others.
Matthew Hopson is an engineer who survived a job search that…
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4 Easy Platforms for Job Search Blogging
Need a little extra help with your job search? For a complete guide that shows you exactly how to get the right job right away using social media, download your copy of Joshua Waldman’s exclusive video “Social Media Job Seeking 101“. It’s yours free and will save you plenty of time and frustration while making you look like the best candidate for any job.
I interviewed a hiring manager recently. She had…
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