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If you manage to get through the application process and reach the interview table, it can be tempting to rest on your laurels. The company invited you to interview. That must mean the hiring manager likes you, right? Yes, but you're not in the clear just yet. The last thing you want to do is fail the interview because you failed to prepare. Recently, I had the chance to speak ... Source: Recruiter

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If you've read my column before, you probably know that I'm generally an advocate of changing companies every 3-5 years. On top of giving you extra experience, switching employers has the potential to bump your pay up considerably. Sometimes, however, you'll need to get a raise by sticking with your current employer. If you want the best chance of landing a raise of more than 2-3 percent, you'll want to ask for it when your role has undergone a significant evolution. ... Source: Recruiter

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Today is one of the most awaited days, when USCIS accepts H1B 2019 Petitions, for many internationals students and professionals aspiring to work in US…In the past, when there was less demand for H1Bs, there was less significance to first 5 working days in April…but, since 2013, for H1B applicants, the first 5 days are literally kind of buying lottery ... The post appeared first on . Source: Redbus h1b 1

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We are the brink of the start of another H1B season for FY 2019, while many are filing one H1B petition and leaving their potential lottery chances to luck, some maybe trying to game the lottery system and do multiple filings to increase their odds of getting picked in H1B Visa Lottery.  On March 23rd, USCIS published a notice saying ... The post appeared first on . Source: Redbus h1b 1

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When you face tough competition for the job, even the smallest mistake can eliminate you from the hiring manager's pile. TopResume recently asked 379 former and current recruiters, hiring managers, and human resources professionals, "What are your biggest resume deal-breakers that can cost a candidate the job?" They revealed the following top 10 resume faux pas: Spelling and/or grammatical errors (80 percent) Incorrect or ... Source: Recruiter

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The director of the career center for which I work recently sat in on one of my LinkedIn workshops in which I talked about how to use your whole LinkedIn profile to brand yourself. I thought I did well, and afterward I asked the director for her thoughts. She was happy with my performance, but she said I forgot one thing. I never mentioned how Source: Recruiter

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Spring break is around the corner — or already here! — for many college students. You can either use this time to lounge around doing nothing, or to improve your job prospects. I recommend you do the latter. Show hiring managers and employers the value you can provide — as well as your manners — by improving your online presence. Regularly in the news, we read about someone who was fired or had a job ... Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}

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"They spit at us," General Robert Van Antwerp says, reflecting back on his and his team's experience reaching out to devastated neighborhoods in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Those saliva projectiles were clearly directed at the wrong person. Why would New Orleans' finest spit at an army general? Why would they spit at the person who was there to rebuild their city, the chief engineer at the Army Corps of Engineers? It was "okay," General Van Antwerp reassures me, explaining that ... Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}

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Article by Elise Mitchell If there's one truth in life, it's that you can't map out everything. No matter how carefully you plan, you'll find yourself on some detours. This is especially true when it comes to your professional journey. With so much unexpected — and, many times, unwanted — change, it can be tempting to toss out the road map and simply go wherever the wind blows you. I'd like to encourage you to ... Source: Recruiter