The Right Way to Apply to Companies that Don’t Post Job Ads

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Only 15% of open positions are posted on job boards, so an effective job search strategy will require you to contact companies who don’t have ads posted. Your time is valuable though, and many of these companies are not just sitting around waiting for your call. This means you need a very specific strategy to determine which companies to contact and how best to reach out.

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How, and When, to Promote the Company You Work for on Social Media

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To share, or not to share, that is the question. Your employer may ask you to like and share their social media content. You want to be a team player, but how do you make sure that you don’t drive your friends away by filling your feed with work-related content? After all, how will people see your darling baby or pet photos if your feed is clogged with content from your company? Here are a few items to consider that will help you strike a balance and keep your feed personal, while also making sure you help out your company by sharing their content:

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Working With a Recruiter? These Four Things Will Help You Get Your Next Job

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Working with a recruiter is part of a smart job search strategy that gives you access to new opportunities and expert advice. Plus, in the case of AppleOne, it’s all free. Working with a recruiter does not mean you can put your search on cruise control though. There are some things you need to do to get the most from your relationship.

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Nurture a Culture that Engages Employees (and Boosts Business!)

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In celebration of Easter, here’s a question along the lines of which comes first, the chicken or the egg: is employee engagement the result of good business and perks like better pay, or does good business happen because employees are engaged? A Gallup study confirmed what many smart employers already know: engaged employees produce better business outcomes than other employees do– across industries, company sizes and nationalities, and in good economic times and bad.

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3 Easy Ways to Reach Out to Your Network on Social Media …With Minimal Clicks

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Think you are too busy to fit some networking into your day? What if I told you that you could do some of your most important networking in a matter of seconds in the course of a normal Social Media session.  Your favorite social sites have made it insanely easy to reach out to your network and let them know that you are there for them, for example:

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Leave These Three Things Off Your Resume If You Want An Interview

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Writing a resume can be tough, but editing it down can be more challenging. There is a natural inclination to try to share our full work histories. However, just as it is hard to hear a conversation in a noisy environment, it can be hard for a hiring manager to find relevant experience in an overloaded resume. As you work towards an easily digestible resume that says “I am the right person for this job,” these items need to go:

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