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Career Expert Recession Fears and Your Career: Increasing your Job Security and Surviving Layoffs

By Mesia Quartano for LatPro.com

Is Your Job in Danger?


Faced with the lowest U.S. consumer confidence level in 5 years, a sluggish employment market and other slumping economic indicators, many workers are concerned about the possibility of being laid off.

As recession news dominates the headlines, it’s only natural to feel uneasy about your own job security. The good news for Hispanic and bilingual candidates is that your cultural knowledge,

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Added by Career Expert on March 27, 2008 at 1:00am — No Comments

LatPro Admin Marketing your Hispanic Heritage to Employers: Your “Get Hired” Marketing Plan, Part 2

By Mesia Quartano and Barb Freda

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4. Create a Targeted Message with your Resume and Cover Letter

Now that you've researched the market and decided on your target audience, it’s time to develop "on point" marketing materials. This includes your resume, cover letter and any other communications you send to a company.

This is not the time to

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Added by LatPro Admin on February 20, 2008 at 3:00am — No Comments

Career Expert Marketing your Hispanic Heritage to Employers: Your “Get Hired” Marketing Plan

By Mesia Quartano and Barb Freda

You have a great education, solid work history and you’re bilingual to boot, but landing a job isn’t only about your skills and experience. You also have to know how to successfully market yourself to employers.

A job search is much more than simply “finding a job.” It is actually an integrated marketing campaign – an action plan for targeting the right employers with the right message, creating a positive perceived value of

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Added by Career Expert on February 20, 2008 at 2:00am — No Comments

Career Expert Ten Tips for Career Fair Success

By Mesia Quartano for LatPro.com

Career fairs are a great way to network with a variety of employers at one time. To help you make the most out of your job fair experience, we'd like to share some important recommendations from our career experts here at LatPro.com. By following these tips, you’ll be able to navigate job fairs effectively and confidently while making

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Added by Career Expert on February 5, 2007 at 3:21pm — No Comments

Resources for Humans How do I get to talk to Mr. or Ms. Big?

For some people, picking up the phone and calling a senior-level executive whom they don't know and have never met is about the most intimidating idea imaginable. We (often falsely) believe that this busy, important person won't want to talk to us.

The truth is that no one gets ahead in this world without the assistance of others, and in order to get help you have to ask someone who is in a position to give it to you. Busy executives are just like everyone else: they have problems to… Continue

Added by Resources for Humans on November 14, 2006 at 12:10pm — No Comments

Resources for Humans Networking your way to a Better Job

Networking can be done at almost any time and in any place. It is best done in a one-on-one setting, preferably face to face, but the phone can work as well. This is commonly referred to as an informational interview, one where you get the opportunity to interview a key decision-maker at a company where you would be interested in working.

Key Objectives of an Informational Interview:
  1. You want to establ
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Added by Resources for Humans on November 14, 2006 at 11:58am — No Comments

Resources for Humans Are you a Job Seeker or a Job Scanner?

To determine this, you should first take a moment to carefully review your current situation and analyze your options.

You are a Job Seeker...

If you are completely sure that you want to leave your current job, then you are a Job Seeker.

You should spend a significant amount of time actively searching for a new job somewhere else. Generally, people at this stage cannot bear to stay in their current situation any longer, and many don't even want to stay in th… Continue

Added by Resources for Humans on November 14, 2006 at 11:00am — No Comments

Resources for Humans Asking for Help and Advice During a Job Search

Most people, even strangers, are more than willing to help others, but we just don’t seem to know how to ask them for the support we need. And very often, there are simple ways for us to assist those who help us. Learn how you can take advantage of your existing relationships to make everyone more productive.

During a period of unemployment, a woman by the name of Susan was being coached on the importance of networking with executives. Her coach asked her to contact senior level execu… Continue

Added by Resources for Humans on November 13, 2006 at 6:05pm — No Comments

LatPro Admin La Mejor Forma de Dejar un Empleo

Pregunta:
Siempre me he preguntado cuál es el procedimiento correcto para renunciar de una empresa. También, ¿qué debería poner en la carta de renuncia y si hay un formato básico para esto?
Respuesta:
No realmente. Existen algunas reglas básicas acerca de cómo comportarte y qué decir o no decir en tu entrevista de renuncia:
  • No dejes las puertas cerradas en la empresa. Puedes necesitarlos para referencias, o quizás quieras regresar m
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Added by LatPro Admin on August 31, 2004 at 1:39pm — No Comments

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