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Perhaps, more than career fulfillment, the other major reason and motivation in every person's career is the financial compensation that he/she gets. Every employee, especially the career starters, should know their worth as a worker. In the long run, one will feel that he's doing more than what he gets. And when this situation doesn't get properly attended to, the result is a mediocre employee working on a temporary mediocre job, not a potential long-term career. So when do you know it's time for a raise? You've been with the company at least 6 months or a year old in your position. Most companies would usually give their employees a raise upon regularization. If your company does not hold true to this and you feel that you have done more than what was asked for, it is advised that you speak with your immediate supervisor about giving you a raise. You know you work hard and it shows in your outputs. Your boss asks you to go over time, you stay as told. You brainsto

Most all of us end up working at some point in our life. The following information is provided to improve your working conditions, work life, and/or career. Before you could even build a stable and a satisfying career, there are a few other factors that you will need to surpass. To get the job you want, you need to go through a thorough application screening. Along every step, it is very critical for applicants to keep it right. More than just that, every single step should be given a beyond- mediocre performance or output, otherwise, losing your slot to other equally competitive applicants can come very easy. The job interview is one of the major and most-feared processes in job hunting. Below are some tried-and-tested tips to help you pull off a job interview and hopefully, start your way to a lasting and fulfilling career. Come on time. Coming late to your interview will make an instant negative impression. This can be a manifestation of irresponsibility on your part. Most interview

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Most all of us end up working at some point in our life.   The following information is provided to improve your working conditions, work life, and/or career. Surefire Tips for Career Starters Competition has become stiffer today. With the global recession that the world is currently experiencing, fresh college graduates are wondering how they may be able to get the long-term career they want. Yes, more than maintaining a long and stable career, starting one is even more difficult to do. So how do you make sure that you find a job which can give you a stable and fulfilling career in the long run? Below are 5 surefire tips to guide you. 1.Choose the career path which you are most passionate about. If you are passionate with the arts, it is more likely that you're a good fit in an advertising firm. Otherwise, pursuing something related to actuarial might just have you quitting by your third month. If you're considering a long-term career, it is very important that you love what y

7 Job Hunting Tips Are you a fresh graduate and planning to look for a job? Did you just recently quit your job and are looking for greener pastures? Are you unemployed and have little experience regarding ways to secure a job? Whatever your situation may be, it would be to your advantage to study the following mistakes that have cost job seekers many opportunities that could have easily been avoided had they focused on following a clear-cut strategy to effective job hunting. Tip #1:  Create The Perfect Resume Before submitting your resume to a prospective employer, check your it for corrections at least three times before handing it over. After researching about the job position, it is critical that you format your resume to match the needs of the company. For example, if you are applying for an accounting job, you should put in detail your accounting experience on your resume. Typographical and grammatical errors are serious no-no's. It is also ideal to keep the length of the res

With the third quarter just under way, I wanted to  share a few thoughts that impact your results and  overall performance. The year is now 50% complete. If you had ambitions of making $250,000 this year, you should NOW have $125,000 in the bag. If you set a goal of paying down $20,000 in debt, you should be $10,000 lighter by now. If you started the year overweight and determined  to lose 30 pounds, you should have dropped 15 pounds by this date. Are you on track with any of your goals or resolutions? Have you surpassed your expectations? Are you even close? There is only ONE reason for under performance and... IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT Your year-to-date results aren't dependent upon your background, your company, your spouse, the economy, the latest bestseller on the self-help charts, or who's sitting in the Oval Office. Your results ARE dependent upon, one thing...YOU and your ability to deliver, and right now you have NOT  delivered the goods. It's time to shine a flashli

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