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ADVICEThe eFC Career Tool KitOct 26 2008By eFinancialCareers News People throughout the financial industry are nervous right now. Whether your firm's under pressure or not, it's always smart to have your resume up-to-date, to be in touch with your network, and to be ready to launch a job search should the need - or the opportunity - arise. To help, we've compiled some of our favorite articles on networking, organizing your job search, resumes, cover letters, and interviewing. Retaining Your Present Job Making Even the Best Excuses Won't Cut It Stay Close to Your Boss, Keep Your Job Profiting From Performance Reviews Networking Networking Tips for Introverts Fine-Tune Your Recruiter Connections When a Recruiter Calls (Or Not) Contingency vs. Retained Recruiters How to Get Recruiters to Call You Don't Underestimate Your Alumni Network Building Your Internal Network Your Job Search Getting Attention in a Tough Market Five Ways to Become Job-Search Savvy Getting the Lowdown on Potential Employers Ask the Expert: Job-Hunting From Out of Town Making the Internet Your Job-Search Ally 50? You're Not Old, You're Seasoned Our Take: Lessons from a Job Hunt The Quest: Candidate Expectations To Open Doors, Woo the Gatekeeper Credentials Certifications: Navigating the Alphabet Soup A Road Map to Professional Designations Assessing the Value of the CFA Charter Resumes The eFinancialCareers Resume Center Mass Customization and Your Job Search Five Steps to a Standout Resume The Unapologetic Financial Services Resume How Do I Present a Demotion on My Resume? Tailoring Your Resume Isn't 'Cheating' Cover Letters Cover Letters: Not Extinct, Just Evolved Interviewing What Do Interviewing Managers Think? The Initial Interview: Don't Be Screened Out Don’t Forget Your Clean Handkerchief Standing Out in the First Five Minutes Success with Behavioral Interviews When Following Up, Persistence Pays Want to Stand Out? Send A Thank You Note Negotiating Salary in Tough Times New Graduate's Guide to Financial Careers
COMMENTSElizabeth Mckenzie, Credit, Thu Nov 13 2008I could use some guidance out there! Im in the Philadelphia area. My background is in the credit world. My most recent job was an Auto Underwriter with Wells Fargo. I was recently displaced 3 months ago. I have never in my entire banking career have been in this position. I have utilized every networking option I know of. No one is hiring? Job fairs are found to be very cold and there seems to be no one who will take the time and just sit down and talk to you one on one anymore. Everything must go through a resume screening on line first. This includes the job fairs that they tell you to bring resumes to. Once you attempt to personally hand them a resume, they tell you it must be submitted on line? Any ideas out there? Add your comment »
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