I Want To Talk To Recruiters About Job Postings

I Want To Talk To Recruiters About Job Postings Last week I had a super-insightful call about job postings and job boards with a senior recruiter.  It was eye-opening and exciting. Ive been a student of the job search world for 9+ years, and Ive written plenty about job postings and job boards.  Its time for me to learn more about the current state of affairs of job postings and job boards, and specifically, what do you LOVE and HATE about job boards, as far as where they meet your needs? If you are a recruiter, or if you have ever posted a job ad (maybe you were in HR, or you were the hiring manager, or an admin who posted for someone), lets jump on a call.  Email me at Jason@JibberJobber.com and help me understand this space better. I Want To Talk To Recruiters About Job Postings Last week I had a super-insightful call about job postings and job boards with a senior recruiter.  It was eye-opening and exciting. Ive been a student of the job search world for 9+ years, and Ive written plenty about job postings and job boards.  Its time for me to learn more about the current state of affairs of job postings and job boards, and specifically, what do you LOVE and HATE about job boards, as far as where they meet your needs? If you are a recruiter, or if you have ever posted a job ad (maybe you were in HR, or you were the hiring manager, or an admin who posted for someone), lets jump on a call.  Email me at Jason@JibberJobber.com and help me understand this space better.

20 Successful Women to Follow on Instagram - Classy Career Girl

20 Successful Women to Follow on Instagram There’s nothing like a swift boost of inspiration alongside our daily coffee to keep us working toward our goals. Enter Instagram, the visual platform where we can share our experiences and get inspiration from others, condensed into bite-sized pieces perfect for people constantly on the go. With over 400 million users worldwide and as the second most popular social media site in the US, we have reviewed and researched numerous profiles to come up with these 20 successful women to follow on instagram. 20 Successful Women to Follow on Instagram Celebrities These women are pushing boundaries, both in the entertainment industry and further afield. 1. Emma Watson Thank you @oneyoungworld! #goal5 #heforshe #equality Black top by @behno_official. behnos mission is to redefine and bring awareness to the craft and character of “made in India”. behno aims to inspire change and improve factory conditions globally to better the quality of life and safety of individuals in the garmenting trade in developing countries. They work in partnership with international factories that adhere to rigid factory compliances. Trousers by @dior #thewomenbehindmydress #artisans #30wears Jewellery by @allbluesofficial a Stockholm based jewellery studio. Every piece is handcrafted in a local, third generation foundry using recycled 925 silver and 18ct gold. All Blues aims to create pieces of jewellery people want to collect and wear for a lifetime, independent of seasonal trends. #ecoloves fashion information in association with @ecoage A photo posted by Emma Watson (@emmawatson) on Oct 3, 2016 at 4:35am PDT Instagram:@emmawatson An actor and UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador with a degree from Brown University and a passion for reading. 2. Leslie Jones YASSSSSS!!! A photo posted by Leslie Jones (@lesdogggg) on Dec 11, 2016 at 12:45am PST Instagram: @lesdogggg A comedian known for her hilarious reactions to the Rio Olympics, her work on Saturday Night Live and starring as Patty Tolan in Ghostbusters (2016). 3. Mindy Kaling BAKWAAS. Clad in the one and only @babbuthepainter and feelin myself. ????you must check her out, she slay ?? A photo posted by Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) on Dec 16, 2016 at 12:35pm PST Instagram: @mindykaling A comedic actor, writer, and director who was co-nominated for an Emmy for her writing on the Office currently has her own TV series, The Mindy Project. 4. Victoria Beckham I love u @brooklynbeckham X A photo posted by Victoria Beckham (@victoriabeckham) on Dec 18, 2016 at 8:49am PST Instagram: @victoriabeckham Successful fashion designer, model, and mom, this former Spice Girl is a style icon. 5. Ashley Graham #demthighs A photo posted by A S H L E Y G R A H A M (@theashleygraham) on Dec 18, 2016 at 10:55pm PST Instagram: @theashleygraham A supermodel known for her curves and body positive activism who got her own Barbie doll, modeled after her famous figure. Business Take a peek into the world of these incredibly successful business women. 6. Alexa von Tobel Going live on Facebook now on both Health Magazine and Money Magazine to share our holiday money tips ??@LearnVest A photo posted by Alexa von Tobel ?? (@alexavontobel) on Dec 2, 2016 at 10:50am PST Instagram:  @alexavontobel The Founder and CEO of LearnVest, a personal finance company, and New York Times bestselling author of Financially Fearless(2013). 7. Noramay  Cadena My girl ?????? @gilmoregirls @gilmoregirlsslay #gilmoregirls A photo posted by Noramay Cadena (@noramayc) on Dec 9, 2016 at 2:28pm PST Instagram:@noramayc The Cofounder and Managing Director of Make in LA, an innovative tech company, this engineer and entrepreneur is making waves in the tech world. 8. Melinda Gates Before the new year begins, let’s take some time to reflect on the one we’re leaving behind. This week, I’m sharing a few highlights from 2016. One of my favorite moments was attending the opening of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (@NMAAHC). It’s an enormously important museum that everyone should seeâ€"and my time there was made even more special by the great company of Justice Sotomayor and @oprah! A photo posted by Melinda Gates (@melindafrenchgates) on Dec 21, 2016 at 6:41am PST Instagram:@melindafrenchgates A philanthropist and business leader with a passion for gender equality and improving global health and education through the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation of which she is co-chair. 9. Sheryl Sandberg Honored to welcome Buzz Aldrin to Facebook HQ today. In 1969, the world tuned in to watch Buzz and his Apollo 11 crewmate Neil Armstrong become the first humans to land on the moon. That’s not so long ago â€" especially given it was the year I was born ??! A photo posted by Sheryl Sandberg (@sherylsandberg) on Nov 10, 2016 at 4:01pm PST Instagram:@sherylsandberg The Chief Operating Officer of Google and the founder of Leanin.org, an online community aimed at connecting and supporting women to achieve. 10. Arianna Huffington Such a fun holiday party hosted by the amazing @carolyneverson! Here #twinning in our festive dresses with @jpmorgan CMO Kristin Lemkau. Expect to see this outfit on #repeat this season! ???????? A photo posted by Arianna Huffington (@ariannahuff) on Dec 19, 2016 at 9:35am PST Instagram:  @ariannahuff The Editor-in-Chief of the Huffington Post, founder and CEO of Thrive Global, a company focused on well-being and performance, looking to end the epidemic of stress and burnout in business. Style and Fashion The perfect place to showcase new styles and designers, follow these ladies to inspire your own styles. 11. Leonie Markhorst Blending in with the walls winter must be near ?? sharing this look up on noanoir.com now! ?? A photo posted by Leonie Markhorst // NOA NOIR (@noanoir_) on Nov 30, 2016 at 3:36pm PST Instagram @noanoir ?A creative consultant who makes monotones look effortlessly simple and chic style. 12. Sana Khan Wearing this beautiful bomber by @the_fashion_gaga ???#wajahtumho #vishalpandya #fashionista #fashionblogger #styledbyme #happy #bomber #cute #classy #winter #instapic #instadaily #luxury #brand #designer #traveler #peach #comfy #stylish #bun #airportdiaries A photo posted by Sana Khaan (@sanakhaan21) on Dec 18, 2016 at 12:15am PST Instagram: @sanakhaan21 An Indian actor, model, and dancer with a global sense of style ranging from lace sarees to pink bomber jackets. 13. Kyrzayda Rodriguez Who inspires you? // I love getting my inspo from @pinterest PC @christinaemiliephoto A photo posted by Kyrzayda Rodriguez ~ (@kyrzayda_) on Dec 21, 2016 at 12:15pm PST Instagram: @kyrzayda A lifestyle blogger hailing from New Jersey with an incredible edgy style. 14. Evangelie Smymiotaki Panna Meena ka Kund. Built in the 16th century, is an eight storey step well located on the Jaipur-Amer road. This deserted step-well has been not only source of drinking water, but cool sanctuary for bathing, prayer, and meditation. One of the most beautiful places Ive ever seen. Thank you @candicelake for the shot??. Wearing @jimmychoo sunglasses and slides. The dress is from my ?? @magdabutrym #chootravels PS: for some reason the quality of my images are degraded when posted on Instagram. Any Tips of how to avoid it, would be more than appreciated. A photo posted by Evangelie Smyrniotaki (@styleheroine) on Dec 9, 2016 at 5:13am PST Instagram: @styleheroine The creative and fashion director of styleheroine.com, this is high-end fashion showcased through gorgeous photography. 15. Taneesha Awasthi My latest @OldNavy find is on the blog today tap link in bio for details! #OldNavyStyle #HappyIsTrending #gwcStyle http://liketk.it/2pW8d @liketoknow.it #liketkit A photo posted by Tanesha Awasthi (@girlwithcurves) on Dec 21, 2016 at 8:18am PST Instagram: @girlwithcurves A fashion blogger who, with her feminine style and amazing curly hair, aims to inspire unapologetic confidence, regardless of size. Travel These ladies get paid to travel the world, taking amazing photos for us to double tap and dream about. 16. Kirsten Alana I arrived in Goa on a flight with @theworldwanderer but we were strangers who merely knew of one another via social media. Almost two weeks later we left on the same flight headed home to NYC and in between through shared adventures and late night chats, we truly became friends. We also connected on a deeper level with Prachi Jain, the co-founder of @leaveurmarkindia and the reason we both found ourselves in India for the second time in our lives. Together the three of us have already made some big plans for 2017 that we cant wait to officially start working on but even if that hadnt happened this moment on our last day in Goa just after lunch at Elevar would still feel like some kind of full circle. • We all arrived as strangers. We all left as friends. In a group of 15 wildly different people from several different continents and many different countries, all kinds of bonds were formed during #escape2goa that will live on for years if not forever. In a time where bad news is dom inating the news headlines and it feels like there is not a lot to be hopeful about, Im so grateful to Leave UR Mark because they reminded me once again that traveling and experiencing other cultures is of utmost importance. A better world wont be found by staying at home, closing borders and building walls. So while the main endeavor of @leaveurmarkindia is to provide volunteer opportunities inside the country, and its something they do very well I have to applaud them for bringing us together and empowering us to go back out into the world to try to be agents of change both at home and abroad. I think every one of us has left Goa with new ideas and new goals for 2017!! ?????? A photo posted by Kirsten Alana (@kirstenalana) on Dec 5, 2016 at 7:03am PST Instagram:@kirstenalana An accomplished travel photographer whose stunning landscapes and eye for color will leave you breathless. 17. Patricia Schussel Gomes Sunset is still my favorite color. Rainbow is the second! ???? Queridxs! Muitas coisas acontecendo nos últimos meses e muitos pensamentos que não cabem aqui, então decidi criar meu cantinho no facebook pra compartilhar com vocês não apenas meu trabalho, mas também momentos divertidos e algumas reflexões que eu gosto de dividir! Segue lá! ?? É só entrar em facebook.com/patchinpixels e vir comigo! ?? ___ Now you can also follow me on Facebook and I will love to see you guys around there! Have a look at facebook.com/patchinpixels and keep traveling! ??? __ @royalcaribbeanuk #extraordinaryexplorer A photo posted by ©Patricia Schussel Gomes ???? (@patchinpixels) on Nov 30, 2016 at 7:12am PST Instagram:@patchinpixels A travel photographer and writer whose stunning photos bring something different in their use of perspective. 18. Nicola Easterby Just as I made it back to the UK, I couldnt resist sneaking off on one final adventure before the end of the year. So, for the next week, Im teaming up with @skyscanner to explore Christmas markets in 4 different cities across Europe! This is my first time being in Europe around Christmas time, so you can imagine just how elated I am. Ive begun the journey in London, where my first stop was checking out Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park. I got a little distracted as I walking through the park to get there Winter just makes everything look so flipping beautiful ????? #letsgoeverywhere A photo posted by Nicola Easterby ?????? (@polkadotpassport) on Dec 15, 2016 at 6:00am PST Instagram:  @polkadotpassport A young traveler and blogger whose travel photos and blog make her one to watch. 19. Aubrie of Globe Trotting Ginger Travel Every place I explore, Every person I meet, Every culture I discover, Has created ME. ??? . . . #socosmo #beautifulmatters #beautifulkyoto   #Optoutside #briskoutdoors #lifeelevated #beautifuldestinations #travelgram #vacationwolf #exploremore #igmasters #lonelyplanet #igtravel #lifewelltravelled #girlsvsglobe #japan #livefolk #liveoutdoors #citybestviews #rei1440project #kyoto #traveladdict #letsgoeverywhere #travelwithaninsider #exploremore #areyouawake #fantastic_earth #thatsdarling #traveladdict A photo posted by Aubrie ? Globetrotting Ginger (@globetrotting_gingertravel) on Nov 28, 2016 at 1:41pm PST Instagram:@globetrotting_gingertravel A traveler whose stunning red hair stands out like a beacon in her gorgeous global photos. 20. Brooke Saward Lost in the land of magic lamps and feeling foreign my fav feeling of all. ??? New Post on the blog today! Talking about being a wild card traveller in collab with Southern Cross Travel Insurance link in description! #wowtravels X #SCTI A photo posted by Brooke Saward (@worldwanderlust) on Dec 8, 2016 at 1:20am PST Instagram:@worldwanderlust A successful travel and lifestyle blogger who has also authored a book, World of Wanderlust (2016). Let us know in the comments if there are other women you think should join this list!

Life Science Graduates University of Manchester Careers Blog

Life Science Graduates University of Manchester Careers Blog Top 5 online resources for Life Science graduates To give you a helping hand as you head out into the big bad world of job seeking I thought it would be useful to list my top 5  online resources for Life Science graduates. I hope you find them useful. Prospects ‘Options with your subject’   Includes a range of job profiles and information on typical employers, work experience and a breakdown of what graduates in this area have gone on to do in a range of subjects. Starting Point Series   A range of helpful job seeking resources including help on applications, interviews and specific help on finding work experience in life science. Sector Pages   with really useful information and links to further resources and job sites get an insight into different sectors such as heath social care and scientific work. Options after a Bioscience degree Information on job seeking strategies, making applications, interviews and postgraduate study. Also links to a lot of other resources related to the sector. Association of the  British Pharmacentical Industry Resources and advice on getting into and developing a career in the pharmaceutical industry. Remember although your studies are over your contact with the careers service doesn’t end now. As a graduate youll receive full services for the next 2 years. This will include information, advice and guidance as well as access to vacancies and events listed in Careerslink. Find out more about eligibility and services here. Graduate

Minimalist Dreams Taking Inspiration from Totokaelo

Minimalist Dreams Taking Inspiration from Totokaelo I have always admired minimalist designs. Weather it is fashion, interior, or life in general  I feel that there is so much discipline involved  in letting go. Totokealo  shows us how to do it. I have always admired minimalist designs. Weather it is fashion, interior, or life in general  I feel that there is so much discipline involved  in letting go. Totokealo  shows us how to do it. This week I found the ultimate minimalist inspiration in fashion and design emporium Totokaelo   (pronounced Toh-toh-KYE-oh). A local institution of Seattles art scene, CEO Jill Wenger puts the spotlight on the best of the best independent local artists and designers  into an elegant and beautiful avenue both online or offline. This cultural landmark occupies a large storefront on Capitol Hill that truly showcases their aesthetic. Ive seen the pictures, and it truly is a minimalist dream. Every girl who aspires to create a beautiful minimalist work environment should take notes from this amazing design influencer. Here are some tips inspired by Totokaelo. 1. Assign a space. While it is tempting to just work anywhere, youll be surprised at the productivity and creativity that having your own space can bring you.  When the company was starting out, its employees would work anywhere they can, and Jill recalls that the move into an assigned work space was  less about brand evolution and more about gaining much-needed thinking space. 2.  Space is very important. Let go of as much as you can and organize whats left wisely. The Totokaelo office is a minimalist wonder, with lots of airy space that encourages imagination.  The buildout was simple, says Jill, we were handed an empty shell. 3. The details matter. You will see that their office may have an empty template kind of feel, however, small items and accessories on the tables gives character without overwhelming the overall aesthetic. 4. Dont just dress up, dress smart. Creating a minimalist lifestyle extends beyond the work space. While you can work in just whatever you want to wear, dressing smart will make you feel smart. Dressing up doesnt take too much of your time and effort. 5.  In creating a minimalist space, whats most important is the idea of prioritization.  As Jill explains in her interview  when asked what she thinks less is more means, she explains:  Make smart and informed choices. Resist passing urges for something more lasting. I recently read that  â€œMinimalism is the intentional promotion of the things we most value and the removal of anything that distracts us from it.” If we are able to let go of things that we dont need, and if we are truly able to free ourselves of excessiveness, we can focus on whats important, and leave more space for bigger and better possibilities. Loved the work-spiration? Pin our pics or instagram us with the #mscareergirl. Recommended  reading:   [amazon template=productasin=0615648223]

CFO Executive Resume Employment Gap Is Volunteering Really a Job - Executive Career Brandâ„¢

CFO Executive Resume Employment Gap Is Volunteering Really a Job I’m working on a resume and profile for a Chief Financial Officer who has been a powerhouse finance management executive across multiple industries â€" Healthcare, Finance, Publishing, Telecom, Information Services, Technology. Initially, he characterized himself as unemployed since last December, which left us with an employment gap to be addressed on his resume and elsewhere. Not a serious problem, but one that warranted consideration. Although gaps are being accepted more these days in this tough executive job market, unfair as it is, those candidates with consistent employment are typically still more prized. When we discussed what had been occupying his time for the 7 months since he’d been laid off, he told me about his volunteer work at the corporate level for a world-renowned organization in the non-profit sector. For the past 2 years or so, he had been traveling to national headquarters and providing critical leadership, counsel, financial modeling and risk management expertise to the organization’s technology and finance people. Bingo! We found the perfect solution to his employment gap. This was solid, relevant experience, well-aligned with his value as a CFO, and reinforcing his brand,  integrity and compassion as a leader. But, my client asked, this is volunteer work. Can it legitimately be called a job? I explained that first of all, it’s not unusual these days for senior-level executives to have gaps here and there between jobs. There’s nothing wrong with those gaps being evident, but if we can close the gaps with experiences that support the job seeker’s candidacy, so much the better. Whether or not you get paid for doing valuable work is irrelevant. He had been contributing many, many hours supporting and improving the organization. My advice when faced with employment gaps: Look at ANY volunteer work you’ve done. If you’ve been out of work for several months, and really doing nothing, find somewhere to volunteer your time, so you’ll have something to show in your career marketing communications. Just as your job search should focus on employers who are a good fit for your expertise, your search for volunteering opportunities should focus on organizations that are a good fit for your expertise. Related posts: Will Employment Gaps Hurt My Executive Job Search? Volunteering Powers Up Your Personal Brand, Network, and C-Level Executive Job Search How to Write An Irresistible C-level Executive Resume in 10 Steps photo by BluEyedA73 00 0

Is Twitter The New Way to Find Hidden Jobs - CareerEnlightenment.com

Having a purpose when using Twitter will help you avoid all of those people talking about what they had for breakfast or what song they are listening to right now. After all, you control who you follow. And if you are choosing to use Twitter to find a job, then the people you choose to follow will most likely be relevant to your industry and your target organizations.According to a recent survey,  over 8 million Americans found a job through a connection made via Twitter.So to answer my reader’s question, yes, Twitter is a fundamental tool for the modern job seeker. Avoiding it for whatever reason (age, resistance), puts you at a significant disadvantage in the marketplace.Here’s my challenge to you this week. Spend one week actively using Twitter. There are plenty of books, videos and articles on how to be active on Twitter. If after one week, you hate it, fine. But I’m willing to bet that you will have had a really good time. And who knows, maybe you will have met your next b oss!

Resume Writing in Canada

Resume Writing in CanadaResume writing can be done in Canada. The demand for skilled individuals to fill jobs in Canada has risen significantly over the last few years. An individual who is able to maintain employment in Canada can enjoy the benefits of Canadian benefits such as the Canadian Pension Plan, Health Care Plans, Employment Insurance, Sickness Benefits, and tax-free savings accounts.You should remember that you can even get a job after just writing a resume. This is a great way to get started with a new career. You should focus on honing your skills, building your portfolio and networking to make sure you are getting an interview.When you are looking for a job, you should always write a resume. Resume writing can be done in Canada. You will be amazed at the number of job openings in Canada.If you do not have the proper skills to fill a job, try to obtain your resume in person. Resume writing can be done in Canada. A recruiter may give you a resume sample to review. You sho uld follow up with a phone call or email to find out if you have been invited for an interview.There are many job listings for positions that are available in Canada. Many of these are available on the Internet, but you should be careful because you may be competing with a number of other applicants who are writing their resumes online. The Internet can be useful in your search for work. You will need to conduct research to find a good job listing.You should know that the Internet is a great place to post your resume. It allows you to find the top postings in your field. You should read through each posting before submitting your resume. You should include your contact information, skills, education, references, and awards. Many job postings require you to indicate your salary requirement.Another important point to remember is that you should maintain consistency when writing your resume. You should include your contact information at the beginning of the resume, at the end, and at the beginning of each paragraph. The information you supply should match what you have written in your cover letter. Do not use the same word or phrase every time you submit your resume.Resume writing can be done in Canada. You should consider using resume samples to narrow down your search and to find a job. You should always remember that you should always keep your resume current by making corrections where necessary.