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3 Must-Dos When You Don’t Get the Job

You polished your resume.You got a call. You aced the interview. You were brought back in – twice! But you didn’t get the job. What now?

Are you concerned about a potential employer contacting your current employer? Here are some tips on dealing with this sticky situation.

Are you afraid that employers won’t take you seriously due to your limited experience? Check out these tips to land the job you want.

The same job I applied for showed up on another recruitment agency’s website. Would it be annoying if I phoned the company again?

I try to explain a lower salary is OK, but my potential employer believes I’ll only stay until the economy improves. How do I get around it?

Did you know you can drastically improve your response rate by creating targeted resumes that are focused on the needs of the employer?

You can begin your job search and try to do it confidentially, but quite frankly, what would be so bad about your employer finding out?

Productivity in the workplace is as important as ever. Employers want workers who get their work done accurately in a timely manner.

The biggest frustration for a hiring manager when asking interview questions is the “general” or “safe” answer. What are you trying to sell?

Here are some career ADD tips for those who feel you work tirelessly, and are still questioned about how you bring value to the company.