Summary Sunday Job Search Tips You Need To Know

Summary Sunday Job Search Tips You Need To Know There are many differences in todays job-hunting process. Simply put, there are job search tips you need to know! Did you know Almost 11% of job-seekers received 2 or more offers compared to 10.1% who only received a single offer. The number receiving three offers or more was the highest since records started in 2014, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. This is according to Bloomberg News. In this weeks summary, youll find ways to update your job search activities from handling the job interview process to engaging on social media. Youll also learn more about LinkedIn. INTERVIEWING Can You Hold Off On Accepting/Rejecting Job Offer? by Kathleen Furore | Chicago Tribune Its quite possible, in a tight labor market, that you will receive multiple job offers. Heres how to handle these tricky situations. 10 Step Interview Preparation Plan: The Winning Difference in 2019 by Susan P. Joyce | Job-Hunt.org Follow these steps to thoroughly prepare for your next job interview! SOCIAL MEDIA 14 Types of Social Media Posts to Spark Engagement With Your Followers [Infographic] by Mark Walker-Ford | Social Media Today Get ideas to create better social media posts that will increase engagement using this infographic! LINKEDIN Grab Recruiter Attention with LinkedIn Projects By Laura Smith-Proulx | Job-Hunt.org Projects in your LinkedIn profile provide ways you can highlight all types of accomplishments paid and unpaid! TIME MANAGEMENT Three Questions to Ask Yourself if You Struggle to Manage Time by David Shindler, Learning To Leap | YouTern Tips to help you take control over how you use your time. JOB SEARCH Top 20 Companies for Freelance Jobs in 2019 by Brie Weiler Reynolds | FlexJobs Many of the companies listed are staffing agencies. This is your sign that using an agency to find freelance work is a viable option. MENTION LinkedIn Is More Than A Social Media Platform by Jim Peacock | Peak Careers Watch this 30-minute conversation with Jim Peacock, Shelly Elsliger and myself and get new ideas on how to improve your LinkedIn profile.