Employment test strategies
Mar 5th, 2009 | By adminBefore you test to get a job, ask what tests you’ll be taking. Consider what might be the best order for you, and ask whether you can take these standardized job tests in the order you prefer.
Before you test to get a job, ask what tests you’ll be taking. Consider what might be the best order for you, and ask whether you can take these standardized job tests in the order you prefer.
For many of us, the worst thing about applying for a new job is the testing. Test anxiety can date back to school days. Didn’t you think those days were over?
A clear resume has a structure. It is designed on a grid. At the top of every resume there is a section with your name and contact information.
The most difficult career decision you might face can come when you must choose between competing offers. Unfortunately, this is most likely to happen early in a career, when you’re less experienced and have thrown out a lot of lines, trying to catch that internship or first job.
To negotiate the best job offer, do as I say, not as I do. When the Free Press asked me whether I wanted a job, I immediately said, “Yes!” (I think I yelled.) Not very cool, I know.