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09/29/2017

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09/28/2016

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07/20/2016

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07/02/2016

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06/29/2016

06/02/2016

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05/24/2016

QUICK TIP TUESDAY - Read and Print Carefully
No matter how unimportant the directions on an application seem, follow them to a "T". This includes the infamous "use blue or black ink." Be sure to use one of those colors and to print NOT type. AND be sure it is legible. Small things are big things when a department, industry, or company needs to decrease the number of candidates. Not following these "unimportant" direction will result in your application being rejected.

05/03/2016

Interesting read...

Los Angeles County's jail system serves as a de facto mental health institution for thousands of inmates suffering from psychological and psychiatric problems.…

05/03/2016

QUICK TIP TUESDAY: Dressing For An Interview
Regardless of the position you are interviewing for, you can never be over dressed for an interview!
GUYS: Wear slacks, button up shirt, tie, and a sports coat or suit jacket if you have one. AVOID: ties with crazy patterns, bright shirts, and earrings.
LADIES: Slacks or a skirt, blouse with no cleavage, and heels. AVOID: really bright colors, tight skirts/pants, crazy patterns, large and excessive jewelry, 5 inch heels and bright lipstick.
TIP - if you are strapped for cash, shop at a thrift store or good will in an "affluent" neighborhood. You're more likely to find expensive and even designer clothing at an affordable price.

04/27/2016

04/19/2016

QUICK TIP TUESDAY - RESUMES
Under Work Experience - list your responsibilities/tasks using bullet points. This allows for the person reading your resume to quickly identify your qualifications and experience. Make sure to lead each bullet point using a verb. Avoid all pronouns (I, Me, You, He, She, We). How do you know which verbs to use? Look at the job posting and use the same action words on your resume. SAY YES TO BULLETPOINTS!