Dear Evil HR Lady, I recently applied for a Career Counselor/Coordinator position. I received a phone interview on a Friday as a preliminary to the in-person. During the conversation the interviewer admitted that it was more of a case manager position. That following Monday the position was retitled
Dear Evil HR Lady, I have been on the search for over 8 months. I know business inside and out and was once president of a company. I can’t get a job at a lower level. I know what I’m doing, but, I’m starting to wonder about “networking.”
I’m sure I’m the last person in the world to post this video, but I swear I have seen situations just like this. Oh no! A Problem! Bad! My favorite part is where they wait for 3 hours to see if it gets better. As a caution, there
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You have a great employee who occasionally says some naughty words. Should you ask him to stop or ignore it?
I got an e-mail from Vizual Resumes, which I’m sure my fellow HR bloggers also got. Now, I’m going to lay aside my prejudice against people who use misspellings on purpose, and say this: These resumes look awesome. I find this one visually appealing: http://www.vizualresume.com/inspired-visual-resume-190.html, but the content
The blogosphere is in a tizzy over job postings that specify no unemployed people should apply. Go read why you should stop freaking out.
You’re applying for jobs where transcripts are required, but you have some bad grades because of medical problems. It’s all cleared up now, but should you tell as an explanation? Come read my answer over at BNET.
I need some advice. What should you do if you see your boss take drugs(prescription pain killers that do not belong to her) and your boss is the HR Manager? There are a couple different answers to this question. The first answer assumes this is an ongoing problem.
There are lots of ways to be successful. But there are a few ways that are almost guaranteed to destroy your career. I discuss 5 Ways to Screw Up Your Career over at BNET.
