Are You Looking for a New Job for the New Year?

Holiday season is a busy time for the passive job-seekers of the world. The mindset: "New job for the new year!" The plan...? Well then plan isn't so cut-and-dry.

Today there are hundreds of ways to find a new job, including referrals, newspapers, career services, networking, and of course, online. Online itself has divided into twenty directions, from the good-old fashioned job board websites (i.e. Monster.com and CareerBuilder), to newly developed and relatively untested social networking websites (i.e. LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter). And then there's the niche resources, those not available to the masses, those online job-seeking tools that only a select group of people can take advantage of - those websites are like MBAFocus.com. MBA Focus has been serving the elite MBA for over 10 years. And now, it's even available to those MBA students who have graduated.

Today MBA Focus has more than 2,500 companies accessing over 35,000 MBA alumni registered as passive and active job-seekers. These MBA alumni are an elite, experienced, and highly-qualified group of candidates. And so are you! So make sure you are taking advantage of everything MBA Focus has to offer. Post your resume and fill out your career profile, update it often, and check back daily for new job postings from most of the biggest and best MBA employers in the world!

Go to www.MBAFocus.com now!

Tips for a Successful Job Interview

Job interviews in many organizations are getting sophisticated these days. Psychological tests, role plays, and challenges to one’s “quick intelligence” and street smarts are often part of the package. While it’s impossible to anticipate everything you may encounter, here are ten tips that will help you negotiate the interview process successfully.

1. Prepare and over-prepare.
2. Be particularly clear on what you know and what you want to achieve.
3. Make sure your responses match your claims.
4. Be clear about your strengths.
5. Describe your weaknesses as strengths.
6. If you’ve been fired, be forthright about it.
7. Be clear where you want to go.
8. Have clear personal standards.
9. Interview the interviewer.
10. Don’t allow yourself to be badgered by the salary issue.

Source: ListAfterList.com