There are so many AI tools out there, it is hard to know which ones to use for what project or task.
#395: Details Matter
The small details matter, and if you’re not meeting every single one, you could be creating a domino effect of issues for your company—and your career. Does your manager like reports printed in a very specific font and format? Understand, there is probably a reason for that. Does your company’s CEO have unusual morning rituals for all employees? Understand, there is a method to his or her madness. By paying attention to the smallest details and demands, you will prove to the higher-ups that they can trust you to take care of bigger responsibilities, too.
#394: Is It Time to Redefine Success at Work?
#393: AI and Recruitment
#392: Remember, You’re Always an Employee, You’re Always Representing Your Company, and You’re Always Representing Yourself
We all will make mistakes at work. It’s natural that at some point, you will do something you regret, like sending an email to the wrong person or forgetting an important project was due. When this happens, the most important thing to do is own up to it. Be honest, be apologetic, and be sincere. Then move on and be the best employee you can be moving forward.
#391: 5 Skills Needed to Be a Leader at Work
#390: Action Verbs That Make Your Resume Stand Out
#389: When Interviewing - Know the Company’s Strong Suits
#388: What to Ask at the End of a Job Interview?
#387: Virtual Interview: Be Aware of Your Body Language
We all have learned that being in an online meeting is much different than sitting in the same room with a person or group of people. In general, when interviewing, it is important to be aware of your body language, but when you are interviewing virtually, understanding your habits and tendencies in this environment could help you avoid negative perceptions on the part of the interviewers.
#386: When Interviewing: Review Basic Interview Questions
#385: The New Dress Code is Simple
#384: What are Employers Searching for in a Background Check?
One of the last hurdles people face before beginning a new job is a background check. An annual survey of human resource professionals in the U.S. found that nearly 90% of employers check applicants’ criminal records, 37% check driving records, 24% verify education, 13% check their credit and 6% check social media.
#383: When on a Phone Interview – Eliminate Disturbances
#382: Turn Your Camera on During a Virtual Interview
#381: Find Your Edge
#380: Tips on Emailing Multiple Recipients
#379: Tips on Creating a Nice Resignation Letter
#378: When Sending Email Thank You Notes - Proofread, Proofread, Proofread
#377: When Interviewing, Personality Traits Matter
The next time you go for a job interview, you should spend time brushing up on your personality, not just your skill set. According to a joint report from US careers advice site, Top Interview and job search platform, Resume-Library, the least and most desirable personality traits in job candidates are: