Anxiety and the Interview
Since graduation, your anxiety may have been like waves on the beach. It seemed to overwhelmingly crash forward then recede calmly away. After the excitement of graduation faded, fear of the difficult job market loomed forward. That concern dissolved as you crafted a terrific resume, identified and confirmed great references, and capitalized on your network of friends, colleagues, and family. Now, that anxious feeling came rushing back as everything you’ve been working toward arrived – the job interview.
OFCCP Week In Review: June 29, 2015
The “OFCCP Week in Review” is a simple, fast and direct summary of relevant happenings in the OFCCP regulatory environment published every Monday. Here are this week’s developments: June 25, 2015: EEOC Issues First Revision in 30 years of its “Enforcement Guidance on...OFCCP Compliance Tip: Implement and Monitor
In addition to our Week In Review (WIR) and OFCCP Compliance Alerts, we recently added a subcategory called Compliance Tips. These posts are quick snippets of advice for federal contractors, provided by a variety of field experts. This tip comes from special guest...DirectEmployers DE-velopments: May/June 2015
DE-velopments is the DirectEmployers monthly overview of our product release updates and their benefits to Members. This edition includes highlights from both May and June. Recruitment Marketing Solution We’ve recently updated DirectEmployers.org to make it easier for...How to Change Careers
Changing careers is common for many people. Whether you’ve simply discovered you actually hate your current career path or your industry has made it impossible for you to continue being employed. It doesn’t matter if you’re in your twenties or fifties, when you change careers it often means starting over.
Unplugged with Manager of Digital Strategy Seth Flater: Rethinking Your Data and Employment Brand
Why pay attention to Manager – Digital Strategy Seth Flater? For starters, he graduated Cum Laude with a mathematics degree, keeps a graphing calculator in his night stand and finds math jokes funny. In addition, he has set-up over 29,000 source codes (and counting) and constantly analyzes metrics from thousands of domains. We sat down with Seth to get his perspective on data and employment branding trends. Listen to what he had to say in the following video: