Asking the salary range before an interview is tricky but it can be done! And if you follow the steps that I’m going to share, you won’t risk losing out on the job opportunity when you ask companies about salary. The info I’m going to share with you is based on years of working as
Setting the right performance goals can help you work better and boost professional development. But how do you set good, effective performance goals and work objectives? Coming up, we’ll look at examples of job performance goals for employees in various industries, and how to approach goal-setting for best results. The following are work performance goal
If you feel like you can’t save any money, or if you want tips and tactics to start saving money faster, then this article is for you. We’re going to look at the best ways to save money FAST each month, plus a few key money-saving mistakes to avoid. Let’s get started… If you can’t
LinkedIn is an effective job search tool that works well for job seekers if used correctly. Almost every hiring manager and recruiter uses LinkedIn, so if you want a new job, it makes sense that you should be on the site as well. However, LinkedIn is only effective if you’ve completed your LinkedIn profile and
If you’re looking for how to end a professional email, then this article is for you. I’m going to give you 21 examples of closing remarks you can use to end your email message with good email etiquette. We’ll look at how to decide which email sign-off is best for your situation, since some email
The catch-22 that entry-level job seekers face: How are you supposed to get experience if every job requires experience? When companies want you to have relevant experience and skills before joining them, how are you expected to enter the job market to start gaining these skills? As a former recruiter, I’m going to share the
There are a few reasons that a hiring manager will ask an interview question like, “How do you define success?” They’re testing your work ethic, attitude, and more… and the wrong answer could cost you the position. Coming up, I’ll share how to define success in your job interviews with word-for-word example answers, mistakes to
In this article, we’re going to cover the top 17 questions asked in government job interviews. We’ll look at how to answer in the way that government agencies want and mistakes to avoid in your government interviews. Keep reading for the most common government interview questions asked by various federal agencies. In any government job
If you’re interviewing while you have a job, you can expect employers to ask, “What do you dislike about your current job?” And if you’ve already left, they may ask, “What did you dislike about your previous position?” There are a couple of key pitfalls to avoid in your answer, and there’s a certain way
In your job interviews, you’re likely to be asked about a time when you found it difficult to work with someone. Coming up, I’ll share exactly how to answer this question in your next interview, with sample answers… I’ll also share a critical mistake you should avoid when answering because it can cost you job