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  If you’re a regular reader of this blog, then you’ve  probably  already heard us   complaining about the mounds of absolute crap, so-called “career advice” that can be found online..? It frustrates us because we know how hard it can be to find a job in the first place, without being hoodwinked by myths about “ being more creative ” or pulling silly  job-hunt stunts ! (When, most of the time, a simple,  well-written  and  structured CV  is actually more appealing.) However, there  are  some trustworthy companies ( like us ) out there, offering really great advice on career development, job hunting and entrepreneurship – so this week, I’ve been sourcing them for you! Introducing, the top 10 reputable career blogs, that you should be subscribed to, to boost your career! (Excluding  our own blog  of course, but hopefully you’ve already seen the value ...

  Did you know that some of the best job opportunities are obtained through networking? Sometimes before jobs are even posted online, they can be filled either internally or through a referral from trusted employees. Now, more than ever, you need to stay connected with your own network, especially if you’re job searching during these uncertain times.  In the digital world, we live in today, networking has taken on a whole new meaning. We now have the opportunity to stay connected with individuals we know as well as meet a variety of new people on a daily basis right at our fingertips. “Job seekers need to realize networking is not trying to meet as many people as possible. It’s about meeting a few well-connected people who can vouch for your ability and who are willing to refer you to a few other well-connected people,” said  Lou Adler, CEO of The Adler Group.    So how does one network when job searching successfully, especially if you’re doing so from your own...

10 Examples of Verbiage to Add to your Job Postings [Re: COVID-19] The coronavirus has changed how businesses operate, including recruiting new employees. More companies are mentioning COVID-19 in job descriptions in different ways. Main Message Communicated Safety (social distancing in physical offices, equipment (masks, gloves, sanitizers, etc.) Flexibility (flex schedules, work from home/remote, training to work from home) Direction (a date through which COVID work rules apply) (e.g. Grammarly’s “ All Grammarly team members can work remotely until August 2021.”) Name of Section Safety (Benjamin Moore) Note (Geico, M Booth) Interviewing during COVID (Galileo, Chevron) Travel during COVID (Deloitte, HPE, Salesforce) Placement  At the Start of Job Posting (Geico, Grammarly) In the Middle of Job Posting (Deloitte, HPE, Salesforce) At the End of Job Posting (Benjamin Moore, Chevron, Galileo Learning, Insider Intelligence, M Booth) Here are 10 examples of COVID-related language to add...

  Looking for the   best job ad examples ? We searched the web to find the real-life examples of the best job ads you have ever seen. These top 10 job ads really stand out and make the right candidates want to apply. Get inspired by these innovative and creative job ad examples! Looking for the examples of great job ads? You’ve come to the right place. We know that  writing a great job ad that stands  out isn’t easy.  You may have a clear and detailed  job description , but how to turn it into an  engaging job ad ?  You know you should think like a  marketer . You spent hours learning about  recruitment marketing .  (➡️If you haven’t, make sure to download our  free eBook:  Most Productive Recruitment Marketing Strategies !) You’ve zealously studied all the  job advertising best practices . But when you sit down to write the most amazing job ad for your new open job position, you just go...  blank .  Nothing...