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“Follow the money, always follow the money.” An unadvertised job may come in many forms. ANY change brings a potential opportunity. Identifying how you can “fit” will give you the edge in creating your own job. In continuation of the Follow the Money series of 5 Channels to Unadvertised Jobs (Preamble, Initial Public Offerings,...
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“Follow the money, always follow the money.” Start-Up Businesses have a potential for incredibly high returns. There are relatively low overhead costs, they attract investors and there are numerous funding options available. Getting in on the “ground-floor” of a new product or service could potentially be very lucrative. In continuation of the Follow the...
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“Follow the money, always follow the money.” Typically, when businesses have positive cash flow that is growing faster than the current economy, there is a hiring phase that is about to commence. Therefore, as a job-seeker, you will want to add Growth Companies to your list in discovering unadvertised jobs. Recently I expressed that...
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“Follow the money, always follow the money.” Although it may seem like Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) may have double the labor force, and in many cases will be going through extensive downsizing, there are several reasons why a job-seeker should look into the M&A bucket for a new opportunity. In continuation of the...
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“Follow the money, always follow the money.” The benefits of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) vary from diversifying equity base, to increasing capital, public exposure, building economical financial measures, setting acquisitions in motion, to retaining better human capital. Therefore, as a job-seeker, there are multiple reasons to look in the IPO bucket for unadvertised...
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With the dismal announcement of Zero Job Growth flooding the internet from sources as Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/), CNN Money (http://money.cnn.com/), The Huffington Post (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/), and numerous other highly regarded informational channels, how does a job seeker keep a positive attitude? When I began writing this article, I admit, I was a little...
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This cartoonist believes as many job interviewers do. After a while workers stop innovating by believing in their past performances. Workers who have used successful methodologies tend to rely on those in future situations. Experience helps guide the way in new or repetitive endeavors. Research I read years ago segmented workers into groups. Employees...
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It sounds simple. When jobs are scarce in one industry or job role, you start to look in others. Combining all these options into an online searchable persona can result in a mis-mash personal brand. When applying to a job directly, it is common and advisable for job seekers to customize their resume and...
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It’s no brainer that you should research a company before your interview. Job Seekers have to approach the interview armed with knowledge. You’ll never get the job if the interviewer thinks you are just going through the motions or that you think it’s all about you. You have to convince them that you know the big...
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Steps and how to launch a successful job search. // File for unemployment. Most states let you do that online. If you ever need to visit the unemployment office, go to the office in the nearest small town. No reason to wait in long lines or run into acquaintances. Since unemployment is a State...
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