Saturday, December 28, 2019
Want to capture Gen Z Try these 8 marketing tips
Want to capture Gen Z Try these 8 absatzwirtschaft tipsWant to capture Gen Z Try these 8 absatzwirtschaft tipsThe preferences and attitudes of the millennial generation influencedmanyof todays most commonmarketingtactics, like social media, text messaging and mobile apps. Though this group is about to become thelargest living generation,manybusinesses now have their sights set on the next up-and-coming young adult demographic GenerationZ.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moreOn a basic level,GenZ-ers are like their millennial predecessors, particularly in their use of mobile technology. But there are some important differences marketers need to account for if theyre looking to capture this generations attention and dollars. According to eightForbes Coaches Councilmembers, heres how to bestadvertisetoGenZ.1. Focus On Emotional IntelligenceFormarketingefforts to convert effectively, br ands must get into the minds of their audiences and out of their own heads. Demographic profiling alone wont work. Psychographic profiles reveal how to create emotional connections that drive response conversion and brand loyalty. An approach centered on behavioral and emotional intelligence works regardless of audience demographics. Jay Steven Levin,WinThinking2. Offer Image- And Experience-Based Social PostsUsing image- and experience-based social posts (regardless of network) are incredibly important for connecting withGenZandmillennials. While some social networks are not currently reaching asmanyof these demographics, they are pivoting to compete. People want to witness experiences that inspire and move. Billy Williams,Archegos3. Get Influencers BehindYourBrandMillennialsstarted the influencermarketingstrategy, butGenZdetermines their buying habits by it. Its not aboutmarketingto them its about providing authentic information that creates the support of the brand or product. Th ey like to be part of a movement and have the product and company be more than a purchase. Both are mobile- and social-platform-motivated, butGenZbounces around more. Tracy Repchuk,InnerSurf Online Brand Web Services4. Show Them You Care About Their Social IssuesGenZwants to know that brands are speaking directly to them and their issues. They are more likely to see a brand as a personality than a product, and therefore will hold brands to a higher level of social responsibility. It is important to create interactive and informativemarketingmaterials to connect with this generation. LaKesha Womack,Womack Consulting Group5. Build Campaigns For Authenticity And Speed Of ConsumptionTime is money. It has never beentrueras each generation spends less and lesstime-consuminginformation online, becomessavvierin seeing through gimmicks, juggles multiple media platforms and devices, and craves authenticity. unterstellung are truths for bothGenZandmillennials. Go whereyouraudience is, like Yo uTube, and engage at the speed of light using a key, relatable influencers. Laura DeCarlo,Career Directors International6. Learn From Them DirectlyDomarketresearch. Find out the reality versus public perception of this target demographic. Generational stereotyping inhibits. Greatmarketingcomes from data, not guessing. As you would with any demographic, learn from them first. What do they want and need? In thisway, theres no difference withmillennialsor other generations. DavidButlein,Ph.D.,BLUECASEStrategic Partners7. Create Unforgettable ExperiencesRaised in a world of often isolating constant digital stimulation,GenZresponds exceptionally well to experientialmarketing. Give them opportunities to touch, see, smell, hear and taste what you sell. Createvirtual experiences they can participate in and contribute to. Brands that giveGenZopportunities to be part of something bigger than themselves will capture their hearts and wallets. Stephanie Nivinskus,SizzleForceMarketing8. Be More H umanThere is little to no difference betweenmillennialsandGenZ. Both expect a good quality of life in workplaces along with clear direction and coaching to succeedatthe beginning of their careers. They are looking for continued development, work-life balance and someone who cares about them. They are looking for humans, not just a laptop anda paycheck. Kristy McCann,GoCoachThis article first appeared on Forbes.
Monday, December 23, 2019
8 Ideas on How to Inspire Motivation in the Workplace
8 Ideas on How to Inspire Motivation in the Workplace8 Ideas on How to Inspire Motivation in the WorkplaceMotivation is a powerful energy that drives and excites employees, which resultsin their maximum contribution. Setting and achieving goals, clear expectations, recognition, feedback, as well as encouraging management all contribute to an increase in workplace motivation. It flourishes in a positive work environment, which is why so many leaders want to learn new ways to motivate their workforce. 01Learn What People Want Caiaimage/Paul Bradbury / Getty ImagesNo matter how positive your workplace culture and environment are, you have the starring role in promoting your personal growth and motivation. You can promote your own personal growth, motivation, and career development to overcome boredom, inertia, and staleness.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
You Could Apply For The Job Right Away, But First
You Could Apply For The Job Right Away, But FirstYou Could Apply For The Job Right Away, But FirstI want to talk to you about notlage rushing. Stop rushing. Every time a job ad pops up online, candidates rush to apply. That can mean upwards of 1,000 applications coming in for that 1 job every.single.day.You can join that crowd if you want to. I dont think youll get an interview that way, though. Did you know there are several clear benefits to not applying for a job right away? Lets go over thoseYou Say You Want To Stand Out, SoStand OutThe way you do that is by doing your research. I know you hate the concept of research. The word itself automatically sounds like its going to be hard. Thats why, far too often, your research translates into hopping on over to the about us or company history pages and lifting a few facts from the companys own web site to say back to the company. Stop doing that. Thats not research.Find out what the company is doing today. Company history is the opposi te of today. Especially if the company is local, the good-old fashioned newspaper that, yes, is still printed in 2018, is your best bet. Make sure you read the business section or your citys business journal. All youre looking for is some indication of what the company is working on, what they have under development, what award theyve just won, or what division, plant, or location theyre about to open. Fold what you learn into your cover letter so you meet your original goal of standing out.Brand Yourself As The Companys Most vertrauenswrdig FanCreative people do this all the time, with wild success. Those people who you hear about landing jobs at Google, Dropbox, Squarespace, and Facebook? Many of them land those roles they love because they love the companies, what theyre developing, and what they stand for.Just this week, a candidate Im working with posted on social media about a company he likes. He took a picture of him using the brand and hashtagged the company. He recently la nded a role, so hes no longer actively searching at this precise moment. But the company saw the hashtag and offered him a paid freelance gig. Literally just.like.that.Think about what you use in your life every day, or the brands you interact with every day. If you like the product so much, youre likely to enjoy the company culture as well. Youre already a raving fan. This deep like is already natural to you express that. Doing so will definitely move you away from some dry, boring cover letter, to what really excites you about that organization.Expand From Job Search To Company SearchWhile those 1,000 people are going for that 1 job ad you saw, I want you to rise above all that. The traditional path goes like this you apply, hear nothing, and the opportunity is over. But when you expand from job search to company search, the path is not a quick dead end.Identify the organizations youre interested in, then do your research, make yourself into a raving fan, and identify the key dec ision makers. There is absolutely zero excuse for not connecting with a human being through LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, or Google+. Many of these social media platforms have little to no barriers to communication.This is not to say youre going to stalk the decision maker. But use social media channels to make a connection, post a retweet, or comment on a discussion. Keep your name top of mind, showcase your expertise, and all the while, act like a normal human being. When it comes time to send in your resume, that social media connection may just turn out to be a real-world connection.Candidates who go from job searching to job found quickly do so because they think differently. Im laying out a game-changing job search strategy that actually works, and showing you real-world examples of exactly how, in our online webinar, 3 Simple Steps To Cut Your Job Search Time In HALF Join us to find out the ONLY 3 things the recruiter is thinking when searching for someone like you, and were g oing over the 1 simple change you can make quickly and easily to automatically get in front of more of the right opportunities Register today.
Friday, December 13, 2019
72 hours in Louisville the Kentucky bourbon trail
72 hours in Louisville the Kentucky bourbon trail72 hours in Louisville the Kentucky bourbon trailIn Kentucky, horses are everything except maybe for bourbon. I thought I knew enough about the legendary liquid how to make a perfect Manhattan. But when I hit the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, an integral pspecies of a visit to Louisville, Kentucky, my Manhattans were infinitely improved.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moraBourbon history is intertwined with Kentucky traditions, not the least of which is the Kentucky Derby, which takes place annually in this compact metropolis. I had (sadly) missed the world famous race but had at least been successful in quaffing its emblematic drink, the Mint Julep. To me, its a cocktail that conjures a grand plantation scene on a Hollywood backlot, and Ive learned the hard way that a Julep is either fantastic or terrible, i.e. polar opposites. It has a l ot to do with whos behind the bar, the freshness of the mint, and just what kind of bourbon is poured inside the tin cup.Ill never forget my first, sipped in a French Quarter Bar inNew Orleansafter a boiling day. It was a disaster. I wondered what had catapulted it to iconic status, then later understood completely after I had a serious sit down tasting session of a slew of hallowed bourbon brands.Bourbon takes its name from Bourbon County, Kentucky, once the major shipping site for spirits headed down the Ohio River to New Orleans. Its been declared by Congress Americas Official Native Spirit and plays a big part in Kentucky craftsmanship and tradition as practically all of it is distilled and aged there. bedrngnis surprisingly, the production process is mandated by law bourbon must be made with at least 51% corn and aged in new, white oak barrels, the insides charred which imparts the amber color. Its aged a minimum of 2 years although some of the small batch varieties are aged up to eight.The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is found by driving about an hour or so outside the city and it stretches roughly 75 miles East to West from Lexington to Loretto. Its rolling bluegrass hills are dotted with warehouses and distilleries, including well-known brands like Four Roses, Woodford Reserve, and Makers Mark. Some have elaborate visitors centers with guided tours, tastings, and plenty of Americas favorite brown spirit on hand to take home. The perfect weather on the day of our outing only added to the scenic wonderland, and the small towns dotted here and there were full of surprises.But in my mind, theres no better place to celebrate Louisvilles bourbon heritage than the Lobby Bar of The Brown Hotel. After admiring a massive sculpted iron timepiece perched on a pedestal outside the entrance, I enter the downstairs lobby, the walls graced with replicas of famous works of art. I climb a grand staircase toward reception to the sound of a tinkling piano and the clinking of mi nt julep cups. Its Happy Hour and the Brown is abuzz. The hotel, a historic property from 1923 that reeks of wealth and power, is the epicenter of downtown Louisville. It breathes refinement, and the interior decoration is over the top. With elaborately carved coffered ceilings, porticoed arches and supersized Chinese jardinieres, the lobby looks like a place where J. Paul Getty would be right at home. Enormous iron chandeliers with yellow shades emit a diffused copper glow and the bar is bathed in it. We score one of only 4 seats, no easy feat even on a weeknightWhen we tell Tad, our barman, that were on a mission to try the perfect Mint Julep, he perks up. Glancing at the myriad of bourbon choices on the shelves, he singles out a Four Roses 12 yr. blended small batch and suggests we try it neat. I feel an instant connection to the brand as it was a favorite of my parents when I was a kid. And wed had a tasting at the distillery in Lawrenceburg the day before that won us over. The liquid is intensely flavorful with notes of ripened red berries and hints of caramel it goes down easy. Yup, Tad, thats the one, we bellow. In minutes he has muddled the mint, measured the spirit, and added the ice and simple syrup. Deftly bringing the mixture to life and coolness with his coiled bar spoon, he slowly slides the cups in our direction. Now that one is my opus, he proudly roars. Weve longed for this first sip and are finally getting it. Mere minutes go by before weve hit bottom. You know what? He was right. But were just getting warmed up and have a whole lot more bourbon to drink. Tomorrow is Sunday after allwww.gotolouisville.comWho to Visit on the Kentucky Bourbon TrailFour Roses 1224 Bonds Mill Road, Lawrenceburg, 502-839-2655 www.fourrosesbourbon.comWoodford Reserve 7855 McCracken Pike, Versailles, 859-879-1812 www.woodfordreserve.comHeaven Hill Bourbon Heritage Center 1311 Gilkey andrang Rd., Bardstown, 502-337-1000 www.bourbonheritagecenter.comWild Turkey 14 17 Versailles Rd., Lawrenceburg, 502-839-2182 www.wildturkeybourbon.comMakers Mark 3350 Burks Spring Rd., Loretto, 270-865-2099 www.makersmark.comWorth a DetourBuffalo Trace This is the worlds most award-winning distillery just outside of Frankfort, the capital. Its technically not on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail but its positioning on 200 acres in the heart of bourbon country and visitors center offering 5 different tours are impressive (not to mention the legendary liquids youll sample). 113 Great Buffalo Trace, Franklin County, Frankfort, 502-696-5926 www.buffalotracedistillery.comDistilleries in LousivilleThe Evan Williams Bourbon Experience 528 West Main St., Louisville, 502-272-2611 www.evanwilliams.comAngels Envy 500 East Main St., Louisville, 502-890-6300www.angelsenvy.comCopper Kings When you finally need a break from bourbon check out this state of the art, architecturally relevant brandy distillery in the heart of Butchertown. 1121 East Washington St., Butchertown, 50 2-561-0267www.copperandkings.comWhere to StayThe Brown Long on luxury and elegance, its THE place to stay if youre headed to the Derby. Suggest you book at least 6 months ahead. Dont miss a few bites of the Hot Brown, Louisvilles official sandwich, at J. Grahams on the lower level. 355 West Broadway, Louisville, 502-583-1234www.brownhotel.com21C Museum Hotel Flip the coin and you have the opposite of The Brown. This super avant-garde, art infused hang out is close to the waterfront and blends over the top contemporary surroundings with superb hospitality. 700 West Main Street, Louisville, 502-217-6300www.21cmuseumhotel.comWhere to Eat DrinkJack Frys Revel in the feeling of yesteryear at this super cool landmark tavern. 1007 Bardstown Rd., Louisville, 502-452-9244www.jackfrys.comMayan Caf Chef Bruce Ucan serves up his native Mayan cuisine using Kentucky ingredients. In a word, unforgettable 813 E. Market St., Louisville, 502-566-0651www.themayancafe.comHarvest The only farmer-o wned restaurant in town where 80% of everything served is sourced within 100 miles, including the bourbon Order the memorable buttermilk fried chicken. 624 East Market St., Louisville, 502-384-9090www.harvestlouisville.comRye Popular Uptown Bar Restaurant featuring a diverse menu of outstanding comfort food. 900 East Market St., Louisville, 502-749-6200www.ryeonmarket.comGarage Bar Located in a former garage in Louisvilles East Market District, this urban hipster bar restaurant boasts wood-fired pizzas with a Southern perspective, oysters and a ham and cheese bar with local assortments. 700 East Market Street, Louisville, 502-749-7100www.garageonmarket.comMussel hamburger Bar Experience a retrograde on the bar scene with Manhattans served in prohibition-era glassware. Nosh on the Southern Bell Burger with fried green tomatoes, a remoulade sauce and pimento cheese on a pretzel bun. 113 So. 7th St, Louisville, 502-749-6451www.mussel-burger-bar.comFeast BBQ Youll be wanting BBQ while youre in Kentucky and here youll find some of the best. Wash it all down with a Bourbon Slushie. 909 E Market St, Louisville, 502-749-9900www.feastbbq.comProof on Main Excellent craft cocktails like Louisvilles own Old Fashioned or the Goldrush. 702 West Main Street, Louisville, 502-217-6365www.proofonmain.comMeta Hipster cocktail lounge getting lots of buzz. 425 W. Chestnut St., Louisville, 502-822-6382www.metalouisville.comSilver Dollar Cowboy up, Sparky. This whiskey honky-tonk in the Clifton neighborhood serves up the best chicken waffles with collard greens set to the sounds of vintage country on vinyl. Have your bourbon shots with Patsy Cline and Hank Sr. 1761 Frankfort Ave., Louisville, 502-259-9540 Instagram thesilverdollarWhat to See DoTake a Drive through the Butchertown Area, a gritty but up and coming gentrifying neighborhood thats long on both history and cool. Its just east of downtown.www.louisvillebutchertown.comExplore Museum Row on Main St.www.museumrowo nmain.comand get a feel for the city through museums such asThe Muhammad Ali Center144 No. Sixth St., 502-584-9254www.alicenter.orgThe Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts501 West Main St., 502-562-0100www.kentuckycenter.orgThe Louisville Slugger Museum FactoryKentucky Derby Museum at Churchill Downs They do the Derby every day. Get a mint julep and a slice of derby pie in the caf after touring exhibits including theater in the round of last years Derby. 704 Central Avenue, Louisville, 502-637-1111www.derbymuseum.orgCherokee Park Drive through the Frederick Law Olmsted designed area exploring the lush park-like grounds of the Victorian-era Cave Hill Cemetery where youll see the burial sites of Louisville legends like Muhammad Ali and Colonel Saunders. 701 Baxter Ave., 502-451-5630www.cavehillcemetery.comWhere to ShopCraft(s) Gallery Mercantile An extensive selection of personal items is on array along with local artisan goods and small art pieces. 572 South Fourth St., Downt own Louisville, 502-584-7636www.craftslouisville.comArt Eatables Hey we all need a chocolate break every now and again. This is the worlds first and only Bourbon-Certified chocolatier in the world. 631 South 4thSt., Downtown Louisville, 502-589-0210www.arteatables.comNuLu (New Louisville) Neighborhood (East Market District) A hodgepodge of boutiques, galleries and shops, the emerging NuLu district even offers vinyl stores, antiques, an old fashioned candy store, and a trendy barber shop.Revelry Mo McKnight Howes eagle eye has selected some very special art and collectibles for both the ladies and the gents. Girls, dont miss the impressive hand-made jewelry. 742 E. Market St., Louisville,www.revelrygallery.comChristine A. Moore Millinery Need a hat for the Derby? Christines got your back 110 W. 34thSt. Suite 1009, New York City, 212-279-1775www.camhats.comThis article first appeared on Travel Squire.
Monday, December 9, 2019
Resume Reference Page Example Tips & Guide
Resume Reference Page Example Tips & Guide The Basics of Resume Reference Page Example That You Will be Able to Learn From Beginning Today Hence, folks must understand how to cite MLA. Dont attempt to cram things in to spaces that are too tiny. There are quite a lot of places where you will acquire good resume examples. Bear in mind your references ought to be on a single parcel of paper. It also needs to be mentioned that information shared within this letter wont be shared with anyone else for aelendher purpose. At time it will become essential to indicate when a specific reference is readily available for a telephone call. While the template might offer you a few ideas for the language you will use, you need to make certain your reference letter is concentrated on the person who you are writing the letter for. Read here for suggestions on how to personalize a reference letter. The Hidden Gem of Resume Reference Page Example The usage of lines to differentiate sect ion titles assists the eye locate the information it needs. The third sort is the combinational kind of resume which as the name hints at, borrows features from both of the other kinds. The sample reference page provided here can readily be adapted to fulfill your wants. If you want to use a modified block format and youve never done so in your life, it is fruchtwein likely best to use a complete block format. Theres, clearly, a limit on the variety of pages even our finest writers can produce with a pressing deadline, but usually, we can satisfy all the clients seeking urgent assistance. You will use somebody elses work and youll also probably not be presenting yourself in the very best light possible for the job. A properly written resume is one thats not overly overwhelming within the opinion of employers. This format is also ideal for those who are making an important shift in careers. Things You Should Know About Resume Reference Page Example At the executive level, y ou wish to deliver a couple more. The variety of references you list is dependent upon your career level. No matter your degree of job practical understanding, your resume structure is vital to making your program stick out. Regardless of your level of job knowledge, it is crucial to making your program stand out. The point is to grab focus at the perfect keywords and phrases to make maximum effect. If it isnt clear from your resume, you might also want to include details about your relationship with the reference. If you wish to use a person for a reference, you must build some kind of relationship with them. Format any extra reference in a similar method. You should use individuals websites to down load the essential web templates for any increased work. You may also go to Microsoft online to access a number of templates. When you click on an internet template, you are going to be asked to either sign in or make an account. Other Reference Letter Templates There are dif ferent templates on the internet that you are able to utilize to compose your reference letter. Working part-time is quite popular among them, and they often decide to work in retail or hospitality. Job references should not be included on a resume. On the flip side, employer can verify an applicants capability to do the work responsibility. Employers want to know more about the character and also habits of a possible employee. The employer may want to know precisely what you are seeking and the skills youre hoping to utilize. Although some employers might ask you to submit resume references as a piece of the application procedure, others might ask after a telephone screening, face-to-face interview or before the last step in the hiring process. The Resume Reference Page Example Cover Up Your most important reference ought to be the initial one. Youll also discover a sample reference list. Below youll discover a sample reference list. Bring a reference page to each interv iew. In case you havent already, ask permission from every one of your references. If not, you can opt to compose References seen on request. You would like your references to be all set for a call. But What About Resume Reference Page Example? The recruiter will know whether you have not properly formatted the document. You have to offer relevant, concise info. Therefore, scholars should supply the location where the info is procured from a site in addition to a heading of distinct segments. Be certain to include complete contact information for every one of your references.
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Purchasing 5 Common Resume Writing Mistakes
Purchasing 5 Common Resume Writing Mistakes Writing a resume is hard. Resumes are really important documents that ought to be written with the utmost detail and attention to prevent mistakes. If you wish to understand how to enhance your odds of getting an interview and ultimately a job, an excellent place to begin is by avoiding some of the most common resume mistakes. But there are a few things that are mistakes no matter what. And you need to ideally have someone proofread your resume to have another appearance, but you might also use free on-line grammar and spell-checking tools to review it. Lets look at seven common resume mistakes and what things to do to fix them. Things You Wont Like About 5 Common Resume Writing Mistakes and Things You Will Click the next link to find out more about formatting your resume to beat the bots. Click the next link for more advice on how to proofread your resume. A number of the advice is commonsensical. If youve been sending out resu mes for some time and still have not got a response, the issue may be your resume. The very last thing that you want to do in a resume or cover letter is to create your possible employer work harder than necessary to comprehend what you mean. By documenting your consistent ability to make results and solve problems you will demonstrate your capability to create similar benefits later on. While a resume objective tells the reader what you would like to do and why you would like to do it, a summary delivers a fast recap of your career. Whatever the case, if your career history is lengthy, it is going to be apparent to the reader your career did not suddenly materialize ten decades past, so theres very little harm and several advantages to summarizing this early experience.
Friday, November 29, 2019
How Growing Companies Can Compete for Talent like the Big Guys
How Growing Companies Can Compete for Talent like the Big GuysHow Growing Companies Can Compete for Talent like the Big GuysHow Growing Companies Can Compete for Talent like the Big Guys RecruitingLarge organizations are often tasked with making thousands of hires a year and often require a team of recruiters.Fortunately, smaller companies can make use of some of the same tools these recruiters use to find talent. In fact, some of the best recruiters I have dealt with in my decade-long recruiting career have also been the hiring manager. Yes, you read that correctly.Hiring managers can find their own candidates. Thats not surprising. After all, successful recruiting still comes down to one thing differentiating need from want. It takes time to separate the nice to haves from the must haves, but its time well spent.Doing so will help you construct a solid job descriptionand enable you to actively search for resumes that match your requirements. But before you sprint out and purchase a bunch of job postings and a resume license, lets walk through the differentiation process. It comes down to three components1) The MissionDefining the mission will help you create a parteiea of the hire you need. Ask yourselfWhat is the essence of the role?What is the gap we need to fill?What will our new hire contribute?The mission allows you to articulate to yourself (as well as to the market) the reason you need to hire.2) Job OutcomesOutcomes help you understand and market what the new hire will need to doWhat metrics and KPIs will define success for the role?How will those be defined in the first 30 days on the job? The first 90 days?What company goals will the role support?3) Job CompetenciesCompetencies are about more than job skills.Behaviorally, its best to look at your organization to understand the type of personalities and behaviors you need on your team, as well as the behaviors you need in this role.Take an objective look at your company culture. Then ask yourself wha t youre trying to build, your values and vision and how you see this person fitting in.Next, differentiate the jobs must haves from the nice to haves skills. Focus on the former in your resume review the nice to have skills can be explored in the interview.OK thats itYouve now defined the jobs mission, outcomes and competencies. Now you can incorporate your findings into thejob ad and in your resume search parameters. Writing the Job DescriptionRather than organize the job description as bullet points, write a readable job ad that sells a product. In this case, the product includesYour organizationThe mission of the positionWhat a successful employee will look like in 3 to 6 monthsWhat the culture isWhat kind of behavior you are looking forOK you can include a few bullet points about the core competencies. But try to keep your bullet points and requirements to a minimumKeywordsare equally important. Look at the keywords that larger company ads use in similar jobs. Incorporate these keywords into your description to help your job rank in search and reach your target audience.Match Must Haves with ResumesNow, for the second part of your recruiting punch resume search. Rather than wait for the right candidates to apply to your job, you can proactively search for candidates who match the job by using resume search. The key is using semantic search technology.Once the domain of big companies, semantic search has changing search into match. Its advanced to the point where anyone can use it to find the right candidate.Semantic search now gives everyone the ability to enter their terminology tosearch resumesbased on specific andself-selectedkeywords and industrycriteria, such as location, skills, education, and diversity, to name just a few. Now, go forth and empower your recruitingAuthor BioMatt Doucette serves as the Global Head of Talent Acquisitions at Monster. In this capacity he oversees the companys recruitment delivery and operations initiatives, supporting all departmental functions, from sales to technology. Additionally, Matt leads management efforts for advanced development of strategic recruitment initiatives, recruitment delivery, talent success and talent strategy.Prior to joining Monster, Matt served as a Recruiter for Allscripts, helping to improve recruitment delivery across multiple functions and also acted as a compliance expert for the Talent Team.Matt is a proud veteran and served in the United States Marine Corps as an Infantryman where he held responsibilities with small unit leadership. He credits his leadership and teamwork experiences during this time as the foundation of his career success.
Sunday, November 24, 2019
How to help yourself when youre helping others
How to help yourself when youre helping othersHow to help yourself when youre helping othersA colleague of mine recently attended an educational conference. She met a teacher during a session about working with students who have experienced trauma.The teacher said that she knew how to help traumatized students but asked wonderingly, How do I help me? You have to get into their lives in order to teach them. And their trauma is deep. It stays with you. So, heres my question After I go over the line to help them, who pulls me back?Sadly, traumatic situations do not only affect students and their teachers. Many working professionals have also experienced workplace trauma, which can be categorized as followsStressful events (death, grief, suicide, accident or injury)Organizational stressors (bullying, threats, harassment, betrayal, maliciousness, extreme isolation,chronic pressure, toxic work environment, uncertainty, fear for the future, downsizing or fear of unemployment)Physical stress ors (noise, chaotic environment, sense of no control over space, fear for physical safety, harsh or flashing lights, extremes of heat or cold, working amid construction)External threats (evacuation, lockdown, fire or robbery)According to a2015 poll measuring the impact of traumatic workplace events, the top four workplace events that caused the most trauma, stress and anxiety are as follows (as quoted from the article)Employer announcing layoffs/job losses (28%)Workplace violence/criminal activity in the community (25%)Death of a colleague/co-worker (19%)Natural disaster impacting the workplace (14%)The poll, commissioned by Workplace Options, found that fewer than half (46%) of people experiencing an on-the-job traumatic incident were offered any type of employer support afterward. Such support, in the form of emotional support or counseling, would be welcomed by 67% of respondents.Leaders who properly support their people not only help their workforce recover and bounce back quick ly, but they also make a clear statement that says at this company, our people come first.It may be easier said than done, but leaders who want to successfully and sustainably support their people must be able to keep themselves strong and fresh. They need to understand that they wont be able to help others if they dont help themselves while maintaining healthy boundaries.We also need to recognize that we cant do it alone. Sure, we may be well-trained and feel equipped. But in most cases, traumatic situations are too big and complex for a single person to handle independently.Here are some things leaders can do to stay healthy, energized and properly buoyed so that they can be fully supportive of their employees needs.Develop a growth mindset.Our mindsets play a significant role in how situations affect us. If we view our roles more narrowly, as in instructional providers and facilitators, then we will feel drained when we extend beyond our comfort zones. Our fixed mentalities will convince us that we simply cannot go there. Leaders who embrace the new normal of leadership, however, will find ways to grow and start to view themselves as capable of properly dealing with it.Dont take it personally.Employees who have experienced trauma arent trying to push your buttons. They are simply dealing with complicated situations and may not have the tools and bandwidth to do so in predictable and rational ways.Remind yourself of your impact, even when you cant see it.Henry Adams once said, A teacher affects eternity he can never tell where his influence stops. The same, to an extent, can be said for leaders. We simply cannot know the impact of our work while we are performing it.Disconnect.We all need personal time. As much as you want to help and be available, make sure to disconnect often so that that you can recharge and bring your best self to each situation.Prioritize your health.If we are unhealthy, how can we hope to help others get healthier and whole? Proper nut rition and ample sleep are absolutely critical to ensure that we stay well and remain the influencers we need to be.Get support.Make full use of counselors and other professionals whose role is to support you and your people. If you dont have such professionals on staff, be proactive in connecting with and vetting some so that you can access their services as needed.Naphtali Hoff, PsyD,(impactfulcoach) is president ofImpactful Coaching Consulting. Check out his leadership book,Becoming the New Boss. Readhis blog, and listen tohis leadership podcast. Download his free new e-book, An E.P.I.C. Solution to Understaffing.If you enjoyed this article, sign up for SmartBriefs free e-mailon leadership and communication, among SmartBriefsmore than 200 industry-focused newsletters.This article first appeared on SmartBrief.
Thursday, November 21, 2019
The Best Career Management Advice You#8217;ll Ever Receive
The Best Career Management Advice You8217ll Ever Receive The Best Career Management Advice You8217ll Ever Receive Its an activity fruchtwein adults are familiar with when its time for a job search and, therefore, time to get a resume together.For many, just the thought of it alone produces anUgh Its like having to construct your life history all at once, all from scratch. It feels like tortureOn top of that, memories are dicey. They are unreliable, which makes them less then ideal companions in the endeavor to present the best of yourself on paper to a prospective employer.Therefore, this is one of the most important articles youll ever read addressing effective career management.Dont Rely on Your Memory Keep Track as You GoPlease do not be the person who tries to sell all of their talent through the lens of a single-sheet resume constructed with shoddy memories. Dont let your memory be your only resource It will not help you represent the best of yourself.To stop underrepresenting yourself, putthese career management tips into practice immediately1. Keep Track of Your Job Experience ina Job JournalNot only will this be extremely beneficial when its time to write a new resume, but itwill also begreat for your performance reviews. This is your memory bank on paper2. Try to Quantify What Youre DoingThat way, you can express your accomplishments and value at work in the form of hard data, which can be highlighted on your resume.Examples- XYZ project was completed three days ahead of time.- The successful event was put together for $2,000 under budget.- I saved a customer from going to a competitor, which saved us $X dollars.3. Pay Attention to What You Really Enjoy DoingWhen I ask my career coaching clients, What work activity gives you high levels of satisfaction?, many cannot answer.Its easiest to identify what satisfies you when youre in the act of doing it. Levels of satisfaction are not necessarily dictated by job title or description, but by job functions .Ask yourself, What in my job, do I like doing? Notice the level of enjoyment or satisfaction you feel when doing some task. Rate it on a scale of 1-5 for future decision-making. Remember Its not the job description or the job itself that youre rating its the individual tasks and activities you engage in at work.This final tip is one of the most important I can give you. It is the most essential in crafting a meaningful career experience. When Im career coaching, I ask, What did you most enjoy doing in previous roles? Many cant remember or dont recall accurately, particularly when they are trying to recollect from several years prior.The inability to zero in on what you enjoy will contribute to a pattern of perpetually choosing jobs that you willfind unfulfilling. This will keep you locked in an ongoing quest for an ideal job and it will adversely impact your engagement levels at work.Though we in HR talk a lot about an employers responsibility to help employeesstayengaged, this is a two-way street. We each play a part, yet I do believe it ultimately rests with the employee. Your engagement is substantially influenced by your level of work satisfaction. That choice is yours.As you can gather, these critical tips are not one-time activities. They are ongoing practices. In fact, theyre so important they should be considered career management habits, not tipsSo, are you in the habit oftracking your experiencepaying attention to what truly brings you enjoymentand quantifying your contributions and value?These habits are essential elements of career success. They are the best career management tips youll ever get so be sure to follow themJoAnn Corley is CEO of The menschengerecht Sphere.
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