Not exact matches
For more than a decade now, SeniorJobBank.org has been committed
to bringing together
employers with qualified older job
seekers.
Further, we know what the job -
seeker needs
to do: Know what you
bring to the table, focus on the small / medium
employer and find a way
to get your foot in the door.
Employers, though, would rather than focusing on what a job
seeker would
bring to a position.
It is also essential for job
seekers to prepare a soft copy of their resume and
bring it with them during job hunting because the numbers of
employers or companies who prefer sending resume via electronics means are growing.
By doing this, you get
to know points like how
to build your own brand, how
to stand out in the crowd of job
seekers, how
to sell yourself
to an
employer and convince a hiring manager of the benefits you would
bring to the table or finally how
to bag an interview.
Employers are not interested in what job
seekers want from a role; instead they want
to know immediately what a job
seeker is offering and what value they would
bring to the organization.
Job
seekers have the unique ability
to create video resumes that help
employers to have an opportunity
to «meet» their candidates before
bringing them in for an interview - a huge step up for the job
seeker!
While job
seekers are doing this on a smaller scale, they need
to be able
to convey what makes them unique and what bottom - line value they
bring to the
employer.
However, hiring managers who have never served in the military may not be familiar with everything that veteran candidates
bring to the table, so it's imperative for these job
seekers to create eye - catching resumes that will attract
employers.