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Online Recruitment - State-Of-The-Art Job Search Strategies ecause there is no going back.History of Job Search Online recruitment started almost the same time in the USA and in England in the early 90’s with providers like Monster.com in the USA, Jobserve.com in the UK and Allstarjobs.ca (started in 1997). A job bank at that time merely had a few thousand of open jo AND NEVER NEGOTIATE ON ONE-HIT WONDER DEALS unless there is something reaaaaaaaaaaally amazing in it for you. Like dinner with the Queen...or Brad Pitt! Remember - in an active negotiation process- you give something and the other party gives something. It isn't when you give everything and the other party doesn't provide any concessions. Unless of course...the Law of Supply and De Has Television Had Its Day? Years ago I read this quote:Now and then, a new innovation comes along that is life changing on a massive scale. One example is the automobile. Another is the printing press. The bedding-in time for these inventions has varied according to the next big thing that came along. As yet, no new idea has come along to rival the automobile. The definition of PAIN: "The difference between what you HAVE and what you WANT." Over the many years of being in sales I see 2 kinds of people when it comes to negotiating. 1) The person who doesn't budge an inch. 2) The person who gives away everything to get the deal. I would much rather you believe in your product/service as compared to giving away discounts/freebies etc. with no regard to your own value. As we all know... reality usually lies somewhere in the middle. But what controls the negotiation process? Well - back to economics school everyone! 1) The Law of Supply and Demand 2) The Law of Perceived Value If you have what someone else wants or needs - then you are in a stronger negotiating position. If they can't get it anywhere else - you are in an even stronger negotiating position. If they know your product/service has absolutely the VALUE that they are looking for - you are in the best position of all. So When Do You Negotiate Yoda? Well...remember that negotiation is part of life. You are doing it right now! You are negotiating on which movie to go to, where you are going to spend your holidays, who gets to drive the kids to school today..you know what I am talking about. The Diva Rule of Negotiation? If you know your pricing is solid, your perceived value is high, the law of supply and demand is on your side - then you don't move an INCH! If there is a deal that has long-term benefits to you, reasonable volume, leverage and spin-off - is the only time you consider negotiating. DO NOT - I REPEAT DO NOT - EVER GIVE AWAY THE FARM. WHY? Because there is no going back. AND NEVER NEGOTIATE ON ONE-HIT WONDER DEALS unless there is something reaaaaaaaaaaally amazing in it for you. Like dinner with the Queen...or Brad Pitt! Remember - in an active negotiation process- you give something and the other party gives something. It isn't when you give everything and the other party doesn't provide any concessions. Unless of course...the Law of Supply and Dem Need A Job In 27 Days Or Less - Here Are Five Rules For Writing An Effective Resume bies etc. with no regard to your own value.While a resume can't get you a job, if it isn't written correctly, it can certainly stop you for getting an interview. Regardless of what resume format you use, there are some widely accepted guidelines for writing effective resumes that can get you a job in 27 days or less.1. Spelling does coun As we all know... reality usually lies somewhere in the middle. But what controls the negotiation process? Well - back to economics school everyone! 1) The Law of Supply and Demand 2) The Law of Perceived Value If you have what someone else wants or needs - then you are in a stronger negotiating position. If they can't get it anywhere else - you are in an even stronger negotiating position. If they know your product/service has absolutely the VALUE that they are looking for - you are in the best position of all. So When Do You Negotiate Yoda? Well...remember that negotiation is part of life. You are doing it right now! You are negotiating on which movie to go to, where you are going to spend your holidays, who gets to drive the kids to school today..you know what I am talking about. The Diva Rule of Negotiation? If you know your pricing is solid, your perceived value is high, the law of supply and demand is on your side - then you don't move an INCH! If there is a deal that has long-term benefits to you, reasonable volume, leverage and spin-off - is the only time you consider negotiating. DO NOT - I REPEAT DO NOT - EVER GIVE AWAY THE FARM. WHY? Because there is no going back. AND NEVER NEGOTIATE ON ONE-HIT WONDER DEALS unless there is something reaaaaaaaaaaally amazing in it for you. Like dinner with the Queen...or Brad Pitt! Remember - in an active negotiation process- you give something and the other party gives something. It isn't when you give everything and the other party doesn't provide any concessions. Unless of course...the Law of Supply and De Career Guidance – Helping You to Shape Your Future n even stronger negotiating position.A career is an occupation or course through life that we choose to follow. Choosing a career is a very serious thing. Many careers require dedication and maybe years of training, and so if you want to change careers halfway through it can cause a lot of trouble and wasted time.Especially for young p If they know your product/service has absolutely the VALUE that they are looking for - you are in the best position of all. So When Do You Negotiate Yoda? Well...remember that negotiation is part of life. You are doing it right now! You are negotiating on which movie to go to, where you are going to spend your holidays, who gets to drive the kids to school today..you know what I am talking about. The Diva Rule of Negotiation? If you know your pricing is solid, your perceived value is high, the law of supply and demand is on your side - then you don't move an INCH! If there is a deal that has long-term benefits to you, reasonable volume, leverage and spin-off - is the only time you consider negotiating. DO NOT - I REPEAT DO NOT - EVER GIVE AWAY THE FARM. WHY? Because there is no going back. AND NEVER NEGOTIATE ON ONE-HIT WONDER DEALS unless there is something reaaaaaaaaaaally amazing in it for you. Like dinner with the Queen...or Brad Pitt! Remember - in an active negotiation process- you give something and the other party gives something. It isn't when you give everything and the other party doesn't provide any concessions. Unless of course...the Law of Supply and De Getting Started: 5 Things You Need to Decide When You Get Started with a Job Search ow what I am talking about.There are few things more frustrating for a headhunter than asking a person basic questions that revolve around what you as a job hunter are looking for in a job and being given uncertain answers. I’m not talking about salary; that’s a question where a wise person states a target objective and is flexible The Diva Rule of Negotiation? If you know your pricing is solid, your perceived value is high, the law of supply and demand is on your side - then you don't move an INCH! If there is a deal that has long-term benefits to you, reasonable volume, leverage and spin-off - is the only time you consider negotiating. DO NOT - I REPEAT DO NOT - EVER GIVE AWAY THE FARM. WHY? Because there is no going back. AND NEVER NEGOTIATE ON ONE-HIT WONDER DEALS unless there is something reaaaaaaaaaaally amazing in it for you. Like dinner with the Queen...or Brad Pitt! Remember - in an active negotiation process- you give something and the other party gives something. It isn't when you give everything and the other party doesn't provide any concessions. Unless of course...the Law of Supply and De Should I Buy an Existing Business? ecause there is no going back.One option in going into business is to buy a going operation. The advantage over starting from scratch is, of course, that there are more facts to work with than a business which exists only on paper. To turn this into an advantage, the prospective buyer of a small business must know how to gather the dat AND NEVER NEGOTIATE ON ONE-HIT WONDER DEALS unless there is something reaaaaaaaaaaally amazing in it for you. Like dinner with the Queen...or Brad Pitt! Remember - in an active negotiation process- you give something and the other party gives something. It isn't when you give everything and the other party doesn't provide any concessions. Unless of course...the Law of Supply and Demand and Perceived Value are not in your favor. So take a minute today...where does your product/service stand? What are YOU doing to create Perceived Value? The only pain this Diva wants you to experience are GROWING PAINS! Copyright© 2005
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