 | from Patricia Pickett
Just because hiring slows down around this time of the year, doesn't mean you can't do anything to boost your job search. There's a lot you can do over the holidays to improve your chances of getting hired in the new year, from working on your resume and cover letter, to practicing your job interviewing skills and making new connections. You can also do company and industry research to find out which areas to focus on in 2010. This issue is packed with tips on how to do all of those things...read on to find out more!
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In the Spotlight | Keep Your Job Search Active Over the Holidays
You've probably noticed fewer tech job postings out there over the last week or two. No surprise there: hiring does tend to slow down over the holidays - although there are exceptions... Read more
| | Banking, Software and Telecom Industries to Lead IT Hiring
Wondering which industries will do the most IT hiring in 2010? A recent survey by the UK-based IT Job Board has revealed that the banking, software and telecom sectors are expected to be the most likely to boost their tech worker hiring in this coming year.... Read more
| Clearing Up Concerns About References
There's a lot of confusion out there about references: how to get good ones for the tech jobs you're applying for, and whether former employers are even legally allowed to say anything negative about you. If you're wondering about these things, check out our various resources on references, including how to get good ones, and how to provide them.... Read more
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