by Joe Stein | Job Search Preparation
Anyone who has conducted a job search has had to deal with some of the really annoying parts of the process. I am sure that no one is purposely trying to annoy you, but there are some activities or actions that are really like the traditional “fingernails on a...
by Joe Stein | Job Search Preparation
We all would like to make as much money as possible in the job we are working. A person is somewhat limited, however, in their current role as we are usually relegated (outside of a major promotion) to an annual merit increase. An optimal time then to maximize your...
by Joe Stein | Job Search Preparation
I have been providing job search tips on the pages of WNYJOBS.com for 25+ years. During those years, I sincerely hope that the guidance provided has assisted many of our readers in finding new positions. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of work to be done...
by Joe Stein | Job Search Preparation
The stress of conducting a job search can become overwhelming to someone trying to find new employment. This can especially be true if your current situation finds you in the position of being unemployed (or soon to be out of a job). The pressure of finding new...
by Joe Stein | Job Search Preparation
The world and technology have surely changed in the 25+ years, that we have been sharing job search tips on these pages (and the RochesterJobs.com website). It seems like just yesterday that we were sharing tips on how to send electronic versions of your resume or...
by Joe Stein | Job Search Preparation
Probably the quickest and easiest way to review positions is to scan the Job Titles of the openings that are available. The idea being that by simply reviewing the word verbiage used by the prospective employer in the Job Title, you will have enough of an...
