#3 The 'Desired Salary' Interview Question; How to avoid answering too low or too high

Discover Your Worth In Chicago

Welcome to the "Discover Your Worth In Chicago Podcast"! Sponsored by http://www.ICIStaffing.com/ We started this podcast to help job seekers in the Chicagoland market find a position that can change their life. We will share the best insights we’ve gained over the last 37 years placing people in high value jobs. Our goal is simple. We want to help you find your ideal position in Chicago. No filler. No BS. Just pure uncensored job seeking tips. If you find our tips valuable please visit ICIStaffing.com for more high value information and even an offer to help find your ideal Chicago position completely FREE of charge. Now that’s the stuff dream jobs are made of ;) Show Notes: 2:30 Have you had any candidates not get the job based on the way they answered the question; 3:00 The one question that candidates screw up on the most; present yourself as someone that's motivated “Where do you see yourself in 5 years question” 4:00 Eleni's take on the one question that most people miss-answer (Eleni Rerecord) “Job hoppers” 4:30 The salary question; lot of candidates shoot too low or too high or ask what the salary is (Eleni Potentially re-record) 5:30 Struggling with job hoppers (Brian Potentially re-record) 6:00 How many jobs is appropriate to have over 6-7 years 9:15 Do Millennials have an easier time getting a job than someone in different generations. Would someone more qualified but from an older generation get the position over a millennial? (Clip) 10:45 Employers biggest concerns when hiring is how long their candidate is going to stay on board; The biggest advantage for a younger candidate is how long the company can employ the person 11:40 Why having too much ambition can potentially scare off employers 13:00 How to present yourself if you're just burnt out and want a regular boring job for a stretch 13:30 Besides number and length of jobs what else do you focus on on a resume?; The key to a strong resume is to highlight and bullet point your accomplishments (Clip) ; The important difference between listing your responsibilities and accomplishments on a resume 16:00 Should your address be on your resume? (clip) 16:40 Do recruiters and employers look at your social media profiles? (clip) 17:40 Social media horror story 19:30 Why it's so important to clean up your social media profile; How much should you share publicly on social media for the world to see? 20:00 How Brian found ICI and why he started working here; Did Brian ever have a television show? Paranormal Cops Song courtesy of http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music If you find our tips valuable please visit http://www.ICIStaffing.com/ for more high value information and even an offer to help find your ideal Chicago position completely FREE of charge.