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Attitude is everything-Job Hunters

Jason Goldberg (aka JGo), CEO of Jobster an online referral firm, has discovered a site that allows you to rate your recruiter. Uh-oh! Here it is: The Recruiter-Rater Canadian Headhunter

It’s rarely the best qualified that win the most coveted positions.  It’s often the person who displays the best attitude. Employers want to hire positive people as much as they need to hire people who are competent.  If you have both, the employer’s decision becomes all too obvious.  Most employers I know, including yours truly, would rather have an employee with a great attitude and some related work experience, than a more experienced one with a poor attitude.

BUT it’s hard work staying focused on your job search AND keeping a POSITIVE mental attitude… even for the best sales guys out there, looking for a job can be downright discouraging.

Fortunately there are a few absolutely brilliant resources on the web to keep you pumped up and focused AND possibly the best is a newsletter from a master sales trainer out of Atlanta --- Jeffrey Gitomer who is Author of The Sales Bible, and Customer Satisfaction is Worthless, Customer Loyalty is Priceless. Jeffrey gets it like no other and he’ll deliver a silver bullet of motivation straight to your email inbox for FREE every week by just signing up What are you waiting for go sign up!

Here’s this week’s Gitomer GIT BIT:

To have your BEST year ever, you gotta believe.

Two truths: You are looking to have your BEST year ever, and you have already broken all your New Year’s resolutions.

Last week I gave you the first two elements of how to have your BEST year ever:

1. Define yourself.

2. Develop a sales mission statement.

Here are the next three elements to master:

Compliments of David E Perry and Kevin Donlin. For more creative job search tactics, go to the Guerrilla Marketing for job hunters blog and download the free audio CD.

Posted by David Perry aka The Rogue Recruiter on 20/09/2011 at 13:18 in Job Hunting |

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Jason Goldberg (aka JGo), CEO of Jobster an online referral firm, has discovered a site that allows you to rate your recruiter. Uh-oh! Here it is: The Recruiter-Rater Canadian Headhunter

It’s rarely the best qualified that win the most coveted positions.  It’s often the person who displays the best attitude. Employers want to hire positive people as much as they need to hire people who are competent.  If you have both, the employer’s decision becomes all too obvious.  Most employers I know, including yours truly, would rather have an employee with a great attitude and some related work experience, than a more experienced one with a poor attitude.

BUT it’s hard work staying focused on your job search AND keeping a POSITIVE mental attitude… even for the best sales guys out there, looking for a job can be downright discouraging.

Fortunately there are a few absolutely brilliant resources on the web to keep you pumped up and focused AND possibly the best is a newsletter from a master sales trainer out of Atlanta --- Jeffrey Gitomer who is Author of The Sales Bible, and Customer Satisfaction is Worthless, Customer Loyalty is Priceless. Jeffrey gets it like no other and he’ll deliver a silver bullet of motivation straight to your email inbox for FREE every week by just signing up What are you waiting for go sign up!

Here’s this week’s Gitomer GIT BIT:

To have your BEST year ever, you gotta believe.

Two truths: You are looking to have your BEST year ever, and you have already broken all your New Year’s resolutions.

Last week I gave you the first two elements of how to have your BEST year ever:

1. Define yourself.

2. Develop a sales mission statement.

Here are the next three elements to master:

Compliments of David E Perry and Kevin Donlin. For more creative job search tactics, go to the Guerrilla Marketing for job hunters blog and download the free audio CD.

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