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Keeping Spirits Up in a Down Job Market

Posted by Ann Willets in August 14th 2011  

Q: My job search is entering its eighth month. What am I doing wrong, or what do I need to do differently?

A:  It’s understandable for you to start getting down on yourself — searching for a job in this market can quickly become demoralizing. As the months pass, people who are unemployed tend to become demoralized and their self-esteem suffers.

But remember: Finding a job is your full-time job, and you need to perform that job better than everyone else.

That job starts with self-care, both physical and psychological. It’s hard, but you can’t lose your self confidence or your sense of what you do well — it will come across in interviews and interactions.

You can’t lose sight of why you believe that.

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Does Your Power Style Support Your Job Search?

Posted by Jason Woodward in July 29th 2011  

You have an impressive track record and a healthy list of contacts, but people with less experience are getting the jobs you want. What’s the problem?

According to Maggie Craddock, president and founder of Workplace Relationships, it might be the power style that you display when you interview.

“In a competitive job market, understanding how your power style shapes the impression you make on prospective employers is as important as spellchecking your résumé,” she wrote in a blog post for the Harvard Business Review. “Fortunately, it’s something you can change.”

Craddock said that most people exhibit a blend of at least two of these four core power styles:

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Heightened Expectations & Advice for Potential PR Job Seekers in Both Research & Practice

Posted by Karen Freberg in July 19th 2011  

Business professionals are still struggling in a tough economy, there are several changes emerging for both researchers and practitioners in public relations. Expectations for taking on multiple projects and clients along with being knowledgeable about multiple disciplines is becoming the expectation for those on the job market. The question is how do you set yourself from the rest of the crowd? What are the expectations of public relations students (undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D.) after graduation? Here are a few points to take into consideration when looking for potential jobs in public relations:

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Develop Your Public Relations Career With the Redesigned PRSA JobCenter

Posted by Richard Spector in July 18th 2011  

Recently I had the pleasure of managing PRSA’s Jobcenter redesign – with the help and guidance of some wonderful colleagues. We were able to redo the navigation and compile information from all PRSA and PRSSA resources including advice based on PR Tactics articles, Forum blogs, comPRehension entries, HR consultants and resume guidance from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. What was the result? We now have an information-rich career center to set job seekers on a successful path for all career levels. If you’re new to public relations, the entry level and tools and tactics pages can provide a much needed edge in this ever-changing economy.

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