Archive for May 6th, 2008

Job Offers

Posted by: arlene on Tuesday, 6th May, 2008

After an interview, send a thank-you letter to the person who interviewed you. If there was more than one interviewer, write the note to the one who has the power to hire you. Mail the letter that day so the person doesn’t have an opportunity to forget you. Now continue your job search, meeting managers and lining up interviews— keep working at it. Your goal is to have at least two or three offers to choose from.

When you get a job offer, generally by phone, thank the person sincerely. Write down the details; starting date, wage, hours, and so on. Tell the employer that you’d like to accept but you need a day to discuss it with your family. Now talk it over with your parents and some close friends. Compare the job offer to your original goals. Sometimes in the excitement of landing a job you can lose sight of your own best interests. ..more

Keeping Your Job continue…

Posted by: arlene on Tuesday, 6th May, 2008

Do What’s Right

Your job is one of the toughest proving grounds for your integrity. Behavior that’s clearly wrong at home or among friends is often standard conduct at the workplace. Work is where many people who disapprove of lying, cheating, and stealing have no problem calling in sick when they aren’t, stretching the hours on their time cards, or taking home merchandise that’s not theirs.

Behave according to what you know, not according to the code of ethics that you see others following. ..more

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