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Job rejection isn’t uncommon. What’s really uncommon is an attitude to face the challenges head-on and use everything that comes your way to your advantage. It is NOT natural to feel demoralized, upset, and angry upon receiving a gut wrenching “Thanks, but no thanks” notification from an employer you were so eager to work for. It is mental conditioning, and this behavior can be altered. How Different People React To Job Rejection Remember, even the smartest of professionals are turned down for positions they had always wanted. It happens, and it’s completely natural. Most people accept failures by default and move on as if by...
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Keys To Customizing Your Resume Here are three customization tips for your resume: 1. Utilize Proper Language The first rule of customization is to ensure your resume contains the same language found in the job advertisement. Many companies use junior human resources staff as the first reviewers for the resumes they receive. Since HR staff typically know a lot about HR and less about the business of their company, they often look to match your resume with the keywords used in the job ad. This is why it’s important to customize your resume for an untrained eye; generally, the first person (or software program) looking...
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6 Tips to Making a Positive First Impression It’s true that you only have one chance to make a good first impression. It’s also true that first impressions are often lasting ones. For that reason, it’s important that you do all you can do to influence a positive reaction when people meet you. Here are tips to making a great first impression: 1. Be presentable The initial impressions people have of you are made before you say a word. Your clothing, grooming and posture say a great deal about who you are. When you know you’re going to be in a situation where you’ll...
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