Career Tip

While creating your resume, give examples of accomplishments in previous jobs and be sure to elaborate on the same in your interview

Career Tip

• To motivate your team members, conduct award-giving functions to recognize their achievements. This will double their energy level.

• Prepare a list of questions to ask the employer. Cover job duties and management styles but avoid asking about salary or benefits  

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• It is not necessary for you to be the leader in solving every problem. You can help the group by bringing focus to the solutions
• Be polite to your colleagues and handle your frustrations and anger carefully while at work. This will reduce your stress levels

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• The image you will create with your resume must match the salary and responsibility level that you are aiming for.
• Identify your challenges and prioritize accordingly. Formulate a plan as to how to address these issues and the time frames involved.. 

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• When you reply to an e-mail, stick to the same subject and place your response at the top. Don't delete the content sent to you 

• Volunteer for extra work carefully. You do not want to volunteer for the wrong things and end up being perceived as inefficient.

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• While conducting a meeting, keep in mind the goals and the objectives of the meeting and involve all participants in the process
• Keep your personal life-personal. Your co-workers do not need to know about your family or personal attributes in great detail.

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• Resume Skills: Typically the more specific you can be in describing your duties in your resume the better, it is for employers.
• For your introspection and analysis maintain a diary of issues or conflicts you have during the course of job hunting process

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• Do not conduct personal business during your work-day. Your goal is to stay focussed on the task at hand in your organisation.
• Don't let your guard down. No matter how friendly the interviewer is, you must always remember that he/she is not your friend

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• Do use an email signature that includes your name, along with any contact information such as phone,fax, cell, website etc.
• Send a thank you note after a phone interview or an informational conversation. Also remember to follow up at a later date

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• Keep in constant touch with your boss about your performance. Ask about moving ahead and what you need to do to get ahead
• For an interview, develop questions of your own that demonstrate your interest and knowledge in working with the company.