Getting a job after graduation is not very hard, but finding the one you really want will take some extra effort.
Of course you want a well-written resume, but there are several way ways you can ensure your success in landing a better job when you graduate.
Here are five tips, why you should try them and where you should start when you do.
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When you finally get the nerve to start your business, you want to be sure everything will work out in the best way.
Only five percent of those who want to start a business are able to make their dream come true.
Do you give up right after launching if your product isn’t a complete success?
Do you bail out if you lose money from month to month or stick with it, hoping that your idea will bring you millions one day?
If you’re asking yourself these questions, it means that you’re at the beginning of the long road to success, right where I was a year ago.
If you’re aware of these seven things I learned after the beginning of my business launch, you can turn your startup dream into a reality and resist the urge to give up in few months in. Click Here to Read Article …
We all want to impress our boss.
It’s kind of in our genes to try to please the person in authority in our life.
We’d like our boss to like us and to consider us when special opportunities or promotions come up.
Of course, it’s not just your winning personality that’s going to get you that consideration.
So here are five ways to wow your boss at work. Click Here to Read Article …
Do you hate being rejected? I do.
Who doesn’t?
It used to bother me a lot. From not being invited to certain parties to being overlooked for a job to not have the person you like, like you back.
When people say no to you, it feels like they are saying no because you suck, you are not good enough, you are not deserving. You cringe at the thought of being rejected.
The reality is when people say no, it is not always about you. When I look at the times when I have said no to people or things, it’s not always because I’m not interested. I just know what I want or I’ve got other commitments. Click Here to Read Article …
Think about a major goal you have.
It may be a monetary goal like achieving a six-figure income at the end of the next five years.
It may be to reach international trading status or become an industry expert.
Whatever it is, hold it in your mind, think about it and put all of your focus into it.
Can you truly see yourself in that position, whatever it may be? If you can’t, you need to analyze why that is.
Believe me when I say this: Anything is possible in business. When you hold that as a strong belief, then you’ll always have a base point to fall back to. You can always reassure yourself that you are heading in the right direction and that what you want is possible. Click Here to Read Article …
I grew up with a group of brilliant and strong women all around me, but they all struggled with something I think a lot of people deal with — they could not negotiate. And neither could I.
My mother’s a professor with a science Ph.D. One grandma was a doctor in the 1940s. Her sister was as well. An aunt had been a dentist in the 1910s in Minsk.
My sister went from a fashion background to an MBA and business ownership and quickly learned the ropes.
I married a brilliant and strong woman who negotiates like second nature — and for pay, to great effect. The contrast, in some ways, could not be stronger. Click Here to Read Article …
If you think that work is just about getting the job done well and within deadlines, you better think twice.
Working is not just about what you do, but also how you get it done — these two ingredients combined make up your reputation.
And by now you must realize that reputation counts a lot in every kind of professional environment.
You’ll get promoted not only on the basis of what you do, but also on how others perceive what you can do.
Your actions will be interpreted by everyone at your workplace, and at some point you’ll need to decide what sort of relationships you’d like to develop at work. Would you rather be liked or respected?
Here are a few tips to help you deal with this issue and build a solid reputation in your field. Click Here to Read Article …
Business travel can be stressful.
You have enough to worry about simply attempting to adapt to working outside of the office.
You’ll be spending a lot more time with your coworkers than usual, and this can make for some awkward situations.
The most awkward of all situations will likely be your away-from-the-office relationship with your boss.
It’s a tricky social landscape to navigate, and it may not be clear exactly how you should handle certain situations. Developing an etiquette code for yourself ahead of time will keep most surprises from popping up. Click Here to Read Article …
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