SOURCECORP-London,KY
JOB SUMMARY (the purpose and general nature of the job)
The Mail Clerk is responsible for processing incoming mail; open, sort, prep, and distribute within...
From SOURCECORP - 2010-09-01
Republic Services, Inc.-Fort Lauderdale,FL
We have a Administrative Assistant ( Area) position open in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
POSITION SUMMARY: Provides administrative/HR support to the Area by...
From Republic Services - 2010-09-05
Morton Buildings, Inc.-Winfield,KS
Overview :
The Plant Laborer will work as part of the regional Plant team and fulfill duties as assigned.
Responsibilities :
The Plant Laborer will work as...
From Morton Buildings, Inc. - 2010-09-03
MOTOR VEHICLES, DEPARTMENT OF-Sacramento,CA
To be considered for this position, applicants must specify position number and/or interest in day or swing shift. This position is responsible for supporting...
From California State Personnel Board - 2010-09-02
Waste Connections-Riverton,WY
Join Waste Connections, Inc., and Connect with Your Future!
Voted one of the top 200 small and mid-cap companies in America by Forbes Magazine three years in a...
From Waste Connections - 2010-09-02
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First, never identify yourself as a self-centered "job hunter, or use phrases like "here's what I want" or "here's what I'm looking for." Instead, make it clear you're a "problem solver," or "people person," there to actually help the company in some way.
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Third, don't make this most shocking error: don't neglect to do your homework on the company. You can't position yourself as a problem-solver if you don't know what your company does, let alone wants. In the Internet Age there is no excuse for not doing some pre-interview background reading and research. Be prepared to shine, and chances are you will.
Of course, you'll also be careful NEVER to forget a simple follow-up call or note once the interview is over.
by John S. on Nov 08, 2009
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