Friday, April 10, 2015

[RED DEMOCRATICA] Employers can't ask these questions in interviews

 

Find a stage for your talents, John Legend says | Tips for longtime employees testing the job market | Keep these priorities in mind while networking
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April 10, 2015
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Find a stage for your talents, John Legend says
By embracing your fears, making a financial investment in your work and collaborating with other talented people, you can turn ambition into action, says musician John Legend. "Whatever it is, you need to start engaging with an audience and feeling what it feels like to be on stage," he says. Fast Company online (4/9)
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Tips for longtime employees testing the job market
People who have been at the same job for many years tend to underestimate their accomplishments when they test the job market, says Patricia Siderius of BPI group. Demonstrate your industry knowledge in interviews to counteract the stereotype that you've become complacent. "Having stayed in one place for a long time does not make you dreary and dusty," Siderius says. Fortune (4/9)
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Making the Connection
Keep these priorities in mind while networking
Focus on making a good first impression, following up with new contacts immediately and having a helpful attitude to boost your network, Jason Womack writes. "Make it a priority to meet the next person who will influence your future in positive ways," he writes. Entrepreneur online (4/9)
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The Landscape
Commentary: Long-term-unemployment policies are hurting companies
Companies would gain access to a host of highly qualified and talented candidates if they were more liberal about hiring applicants who have been out of work for longer than six months, writes Terry Terhark of ADP. Organizations should actively seek the long-term unemployed by partnering with nonprofit agencies and by tweaking their applicant-screening tools, Terhark writes. Human Resource Executive (4/8)
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Your Next Challenge
Employers can't ask these questions in interviews
If you've been asked your religious affiliation or political leanings, or about your ethnicity in an interview, you've been subjected to an off-limits question, Jenny Che writes. If you're asked whether you're in debt or whether you drink socially, try to redirect the conversation by reaffirming your reliability. The Huffington Post (4/9)
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The Water Cooler
Climate change talk banned for some Wis. state employees
Wisconsin state employees at the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands have been banned from discussing climate change, including in e-mail exchanges. "Having been on this board for close to 30 years, I've never seen such nonsense," said Wisconsin Secretary of State Douglas La Follette. Bloomberg (4/8)
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Celebrando 10 anos "On Line"..2009

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