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Recruiter Fees - Setting the Best Fee

I prefer to discuss my contingency fee for delivering a great candidate when I"ve located the Decision Maker and am about two-thirds of the way through completing a job order form. My client has done 90% of the talking up until this point and given me the exact information I need to know before deciding what my fee will be for this search.


Jobs For MBA Graduates - Network Marketing Industry

If you can learn how to market on the internet and mature your skills of building your own home business, you will have developed both technical and social skills that will be with you for the rest of your life. Here are some tips on fundmental strategies of internet marketing... these methods will lead to opportunities to build relationships with other entrepreneurs in the world, making connections that will last a long time. But remember, once you get their information and contact, it is up to you to take the step and develop professional relationships with these people. Start the symbiotic relationship of value-giving!


Resume Writing and Job Hunting Tips

Todayð€™s resume tip of the day we are going to answer the question: What should be on a Resume? There are 7 components that are important to have on your Resume. The first component is your name put on the top left corner or centered in the middle. Number 2 is your address. Number 3 is your contact information, which is your phone number and then your email address. Make sure your email works by sending yourself a test note as well as check your phone message on your phone that it is professional. Number 4 is your skill sets and then Number 5 is your objective. Number 6 will be your work experience with number seven being your education. Now if you want to have your skill sets and your objective switched you can do that and if you are new to the job market as a graduate from high school or college than you are going to want to have your education listed first then your work experience. If you are a seasoned professional then your work experience goes first then your education goes to the bottom of the page. Do not include your social security numbers or MySpace, Facebook, or twitter addresses unless it relates to the job your are applying for.

Resume Tip #2

Todayð€™s resume tip of the day we are going to answer the question:  What Length should my resume be?  This is a great question and asked a lot.  Here is what I recommend for you.  If you are new to the job market, try to keep your resume to one page.  This should be pretty easy because you are going to have the seven important components of a resume only.  Now if you are a seasoned professional then your going to want to do your very best to keep it to one page maybe two but make sure it is relevant to the position you are applying for.  Your resume will be scanned over very quickly so if possible make sure your most important information is on the first page.  Now this said, I once had a resume that was that was a packet by the time everything was done.  It was for a teaching position and it had my teaching philosophy, teaching examples, family background, photos, etc.  This would not be typical.

Resume Tip#3

Todayð€™s resume writing tip of the day we are going to answer the question: What is a cover letter and do I need one?  A cover letter is important to include as part of your resume.  It is short and to the point giving the employer or recruiter an overview of who you are, what your objective is and how you would be the best fit for the position.  More than likely you would be emailing this so add the cover letter as part of the email note and mention that you have attached your resume.  I attach the cover letter with the resume so when it is printed out that way the employer can see it. 

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