Jobs in the Denver area can be demanding. Work issues have a way of following us home and often keep us from spending quality time with the ones we love. Do Not Bring Work Home with You When you think about problems at work in your free time, are you problem-solving, or are your ruminating… Read more »
Although it is not common, people do leave jobs within the first few months of accepting it. The situation may not be the position you envision, the culture makes you unhappy, or you might receive a better offer. What ought you do if you have just started a new job, and you receive a better… Read more »
To land the best jobs in Denver this spring, you are going to need an exceptional resume. Constructing an effective resume is not difficult, but it does require time and effort. Keep in mind that the hiring manager of the company that you wish to work for is going to look at your resume briefly…. Read more »
Some skills can help you succeed, no matter where you are employed. The fantastic news is that you probably already have these interconnected skills. By developing these skills, you will give yourself an advantage as you seek employment opportunities in Denver, Colorado. Technical Skills Staying current with technology enhances job stability and growth. Technology changes… Read more »
The job market is tight! You’ll have to do whatever it takes to set yourself apart from the competition. Get creative, demonstrate your energy and initiative, and show them that you really want the job. Go beyond your resume and cover letter! If you go the extra mile in the hiring process, hiring managers will… Read more »
The start of a new year is a great time to rethink everything. Start a new diet, set new fitness goals, or pick a new hobby. And perhaps most importantly, focus on your career. Whether you want to find a new job, advance your career, or just get better at the job you have, 2020… Read more »
By now, we all know that it’s customary for job candidates to follow up with the hiring manager after job interviews. A thank you note is the first step and should be sent within 24 hours to each person who sat in and interviewed you. Email or handwritten card? Both are totally fine and appropriate! But… Read more »
Congratulations! You landed a job interview. Exciting, but also nerve-wracking. You need to appear confident and competent without seeming overly arrogant. But if you’re nervous, it’s hard to appear confident, especially if you’re applying for a job that’s a little over your head. If they sense your fear and anxiety, will you bomb the interview?… Read more »
If you’re starting to feel that it’s time for a promotion, you need to do more than simply ask for it. You need to demonstrate that you’re ready for one! You need to work smart, show initiative, offer solutions, work hard, and dress the part. If you ask but haven’t done anything to show that… Read more »
You’ve found the perfect candidate for the position you’re hiring for. Great! The only problem is that they’re slightly overqualified, which seems like a good problem to have. But how do you proceed? Do you hire them, or do you keep looking? What if they get bored when they step into the role? Will they leave for… Read more »
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