Article by Caroline Cloutier: How to Hire the Right Event Planner

Article by Kathy Ver Eecke: No Thanks! How to Avoid Interview Rejections

Article by Chrissy Scivicque: Attention GTD-Fanatics: Discounts and Interviews Ahead

Article by Dr. Peggy Frailey PhD: Interviewing Tips for Managers

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Article by Kathy Ver Eecke: No Shrinking Violets: Learn to Overcome Shyness

Article by Kathy Ver Eecke: Preparing for the Press

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Wondering how to get your resume noticed? A perfect cover letter is an essential part of your job search. Use these tips to creating an unforgettable letter of interest to your prospective new employer.

Making business travel arrangements can be a pain. Most of us struggle to find the most efficient methods to get us the best deals and an easy itinerary. We asked an expert insider to share some simple tips to help make booking travel arrangements a snap.

You have read the job description, but the interview is the time to read between the lines. Find out as much as you can about the company you may work for before you agree to the job. It could save you time and frustration down the line.

Wondering why your favorite websites are blocked at work? Think there’s nothing you can do about it? Learn why websites are really blocked from an IT expert.

Today’s job search engines make it easy to be lazy and just hit ‘send’ to apply for jobs. But in today’s market it takes more than the click of a button to get an offer. Find out why you might not be getting the job you are looking for, and what you can do to change that.

Fortune Magazine published a hilarious article this morning on 13 dumb mistakes interviewees make. While the interviewing process can give us all the heeby jeebies, being prepared and avoiding common mistakes will set us free from these

Group interviews can either be you in front of a group of interviewers or a group of candidates interviewing together at the same time. Whichever it winds up being, you need to be prepared for how to deal with this type of interview process.

Every situation, every workplace environment, every industry is a bit different. However, every employer expects that employees will dress in a manner appropriate to the job they hold. If you are uncertain about how you should dress for your particular job, here are some tips to consider.

As if it weren’t enough to prepare ourselves for an interview at an office, an interview over dinner throws a whole new set of rules at us. We might think that the manners our mothers taught us might suffice, but is it enough to count on? Discover the etiquette of interview dining and how to make the right impression.

When should you tell your boss you’re looking for a new job? After you’ve already found one! That is, unless you want to risk being asked to leave before you’re ready. Consider these insights into how to go about confidentially looking for a new employment opportunity.

You have an open position on your team that needs to be filled. But the interview process is such a time drain you’ve been putting it off. Follow these guidelines to make your interviews more efficient, and more successful.

Think that there’s no such thing as customer service anymore? It seems that most companies put little emphasis on such things these days but there’s still hope. Explore how two companies are still making customers feel special.

Looking to get your product or event some quality exposure? Put on your creativity cap and get ready to dazzle the media. Check out ways to form relationships with the media through fun and inventive press release kits.

Do you want to know what exiting employees really think about working at your company? Then, don’t discount the importance of an exit interview. Instead, utilize this tool to identify potentially detrimental internal issues, such as management problems, and reduce employee turnover.

No matter why you’ve been out of the workforce for a while – parenthood, layoff, early retirement, etc. – you need to prepare yourself before you leap back into the corporate world. Read on to learn eight tips on how to revive your career after it’s been on hold.

OfficeArrow eNewsletter Issue 45 - Online Socializing on the Job: What's Your Policy?

You’ve heard it before. You need to be prepared for your job interview, and that includes having a list of questions to ask the employer. But, do you know which questions to ask in order to look like the most knowledgeable and qualified candidate? Learn how to gain a competitive edge in this informative article.

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OfficeArrow eNewsletter Issue 48: What is your desk saying about you?

Yes, the job market is tough. But don't give up just yet! If you're struggling to get that job offer, the OA Career Consultant has some advice to get you back on track and out of the unemployment line!

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