The Dignity of the Job Search Part II

Recently I proposed a “Job Applicant’s Bill of Rights,” calling on potential employers to treat applicants with dignity and respect. Now I’d like to add candor and realistic expectations to the list. Sure, employers enjoy a buyer’s market today, but being honest about compensation and experience benefits all sides. Too often, employers ask for the Read More …

It’s time for a job applicants’ Bill of Rights

“Dear Applicant, we regret to inform you….” I’m a professional. I have a name. But like new college graduates and those long in the job market, I have found that employers show little respect for the qualifications of “applicants” and the effort demanded of them. What happened to simple business etiquette? Am I wrong to Read More …