Job Seekers Believe In Yourself!

Job Seekers Believe In Yourself! This last week I had some interesting experiences with people who communicated in a poor way. In both situations, they had communicated this is me, and the way they did it did not justice to who they really were. We have been trained in our culture and out society to play ourselves down.  We joke about our selves, we diminish who we are, because we dont want to come across as bragging, or self-degrading.  Sometimes we do that because we are humble, which is a virtue, or course.  Sometimes we do it because going back too far in history, to something awesome we did, is too far away.  Sometimes we down-play our strengths because its just what weve heard other people do, or we dont want to get into the whole story, or nobody will really care or understand or a host of other reasons. This is a poor exercise.  We shouldnt do this.  We dont help others understand who we are, and how they can help us, and that if they do help us they wont be embarrassed because we really are that good. If you are that good, OWN IT!  Believe in yourself! In a job search we get beat up. We start off badly (wondering what we did wrong, or could have done better, to have kept our last job), and then we have a fair amount of rejection to wade through this might be our first time experiencing this and we dont know how to take it. I got so low that, at one point, I didnt think I was qualified to work at our local fast food restaurants.  That, with my degree in Computer Information Systems and an MBA, bilingual, great experience and great titles but the rejection had wore me down to a point where I had lost any confidence in my value or capabilities. I have one tip to help you fix this: brainstorm your past accomplishments.  Carve out 2/4/8 hours, go somewhere with NO distractions, and write down any accomplishment you have ever had in your entire life.  Go through this process and remind yourself that you have greatness that you are great, that you have value to offer.  This single exercise would have changed many things in my job search. Are you brave enough to take this time and do this exercise? Job Seekers Believe In Yourself! This last week I had some interesting experiences with people who communicated in a poor way. In both situations, they had communicated this is me, and the way they did it did not justice to who they really were. We have been trained in our culture and out society to play ourselves down.  We joke about our selves, we diminish who we are, because we dont want to come across as bragging, or self-degrading.  Sometimes we do that because we are humble, which is a virtue, or course.  Sometimes we do it because going back too far in history, to something awesome we did, is too far away.  Sometimes we down-play our strengths because its just what weve heard other people do, or we dont want to get into the whole story, or nobody will really care or understand or a host of other reasons. This is a poor exercise.  We shouldnt do this.  We dont help others understand who we are, and how they can help us, and that if they do help us they wont be embarrassed because we really are that good. If you are that good, OWN IT!  Believe in yourself! In a job search we get beat up. We start off badly (wondering what we did wrong, or could have done better, to have kept our last job), and then we have a fair amount of rejection to wade through this might be our first time experiencing this and we dont know how to take it. I got so low that, at one point, I didnt think I was qualified to work at our local fast food restaurants.  That, with my degree in Computer Information Systems and an MBA, bilingual, great experience and great titles but the rejection had wore me down to a point where I had lost any confidence in my value or capabilities. I have one tip to help you fix this: brainstorm your past accomplishments.  Carve out 2/4/8 hours, go somewhere with NO distractions, and write down any accomplishment you have ever had in your entire life.  Go through this process and remind yourself that you have greatness that you are great, that you have value to offer.  This single exercise would have changed many things in my job search. Are you brave enough to take this time and do this exercise?

Resume Writing Skill Samples Online

Resume Writing Skill Samples OnlineIf you are a recent college graduate who has not been able to land a job yet, or who is on the fence about going back to school, you might find yourself seeking resume writing skill samples online. There are plenty of professionals who can help you hone your skills and sharpen your communication skills, but do you know how to select the right professional? You might be surprised that you can select some excellent examples by researching your potential writing experts online.Look for freelance writing jobs in the internet as a starting point when searching for professional resume writers. Some of the top internet services will be listed on various websites that offer online employment. They have people lined up in different locations all over the world, so the task of locating someone locally should not be too difficult. You can try one of the many free online databases, such as Monster, Monster.com, or Gofobo, which list thousands of freelancers in a variety of niches including Web Designers, Content Writers, and Web Developers.Each freelance writer is listed with his or her relevant work experience. They are often accompanied by their writing samples, which are usually fairly easy to read. A few of the freelance workers also may be willing to give you a copy of their resume for review or to evaluate your resume writing skills.You can find many opportunities where you can complete a resume for a free job, for a nominal fee, or for a fee that offers both a free resume and a sample resume. Many of these companies will be willing to provide both a free resume and sample resume. The free resume may even include free resume writing tips and other sample resume writing guides. But if the company offering a fee-based service offers the same resume writing tips and articles, then it might be worth paying to obtain a more personalized service.When you are ready to get a free resume, start a search by searching through the free database s at the very top of the article. Usually the top ranked websites will list the first few listings that they have on hand. You will want to check each of the resumes posted until you have found a job.Once you have a sample resume to review, you may be able to download it from the web site directly. This way, you will have a copy of the resume that you can view right away and can get it evaluated in real time.You might also check out a service that has access to thousands of freelance writers and offers to supply quality resumes and writing samples to potential clients. They will also offer online collaboration and online payment methods for your projects. You can try the online project manager tool to help coordinate a project with a writer and tell him or her what you need done and they will take care of the rest. It is very easy to get your job done.There are many free writing and resume writing service websites that will provide you with some of the best and most professional res ume writing skill samples on the web. Research these sites before committing to an individual writing professional. You will find that you can work hand in hand to achieve a good outcome and really make a difference in your job search.