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Career FITness...

What is FIT?

FIT Happens:  Finding The FIT

FIT Happens:  What's YOUR Story?

FIT Happens:  Your Personal Market Plan

FIT Happens:  Closing The Deal

Career and Health In Balance

Personal Fitness Meets Career FITness


CAREER MANAGEMENT...

Notes For My Colleagues

What is Career Management?

Managing Your Career Transition

Managing A Job Search Efficiently


CAREER TRANSITION...

Your Personal Market Plan... for life!

Transition While Employed

TOP TEN Resume Tips

Building Bridges

Burning Bridges

Opening a Recruiter's "Screen Doors"

What Is NORMAL?


JOB SEARCH...

TOP TEN TIPS on Creating GREAT Collaterals

The Job Market's Mask

Answering Questions Effectively

Addressing Sensitive Issues

TOP TEN Interviewing Tips

Getting Started

Getting RE-Started


HIGH TECH/ HIGH TOUCH...

Leveraging Your Campaign Efforts

Don't Let Your Mouse Bite You

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Cataloging of Articles

JOB SEARCH articles are written to provide information on the simple, methodical process called job search...  Make your campaign more efficient.  CAREER TRANSITION articles are written to provide information on making informed career choices...  Find your next right work.  FIT HAPPENS articles address a variety of career management topics... Career FIT leads to job satisfaction.  High TECH-High TOUCH articles remind us to leverage our efforts with available technology and web tools... while respecting the high touch realities of people in their careers.

 FIT Happens: An Introduction

Are you feeling a bit of post-holiday malaise? Back in college I used to refer to this time period between Christmas and Spring Break as the "dark ages." While involved in career transition, these same few months are very productive times.  Don't waste them by falling into the dark ages...

A little extra exercise may boost your spirits.

 (CLICK ON my latest paper, above-- The Pilot)


Creating Career Continuity

You’re in a "dead-end" job or industry… or out of work and seeking a challenging change of direction to jump start your career. It will take a concerted career planning effort, a strong sense of purpose and self discipline as you implement your strategic plan; and the patience to process your way through the tactical approaches to effective change. Its time to restore your confidence in your own ability to impact and control the continuity of your career.


Career and Health in Balance

Back in college I used to refer to this time period between Christmas and Spring Break as the "dark ages." While involved in career transition, these same few months are very productive times.  Don't waste them by falling into the dark ages...

A little extra exercise may boost your spirits.


Career Continuation: Your Personal Market Plan

By meeting and beating both professional and personal goals during career transition you will be propelling future successes and the resultant rewards. Having a productive and efficient action plan, your Personal Market Plan during career transition, will reap the rewards of patience and persistence in your implementation.


The Job Market's Mask: You've Been Called OVERQUALIFIED...

The ads say, 'Must have ten years-plus years' experience and a boat load of different technologies and languages.' That's the mask that the job market puts on itself through the screening process. You've expanded your target market and sought out jobs that were not quite "the right" level, but still get rejected and sometimes told that you're "overqualified."


KEYS TO OPENING A RECRUITER’S "Screen" DOORS

For years productive recruiters have relied on access to that special stack of resumes or a Rolodex of top candidates to recruit from for hard to fill positions. Since the 80s the drive behind recruitment technology has been an effort to replicate and scale this activity by storing these resumes in databases making them available through key word search.

It hasn’t worked. 


TOP TEN TIPS: Resume Do's and Don'ts


RESEARCHING Career Related Information

One of the most important skills a job-seeker can learn during a job-search is research skills. The quality of your research skills will dramatically impact both short term job search and longer range career continuity.  This is the first in a series of articles on web based (and other forms of) RESEARCH.


               Presented at the 2000 HR SOUTHWEST Human Resources Conference and Exposition             October 18, 2000 in Fort Worth, TX

by Bob Maher, The Careerpilot, and Keith Nave


    Downsizings make jobs go away, but don't eliminate the work that

needs to be done.  Check out The Future of Work.

Submitted by Darlene Davis of The Ryan Group for the AUG IACMP-DFW Newsletter


Why is IT called Career Services?

A "straw-dog" model offered by The Careerpilot


A reference from the writings of Mark Twain

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