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The ability to work independently and demonstrate initiative can mean a high performer innovative thinker. But in more general terms, these traits mean you do not need to constantly ask a supervisor or peer for help. You see a task that needs done, that you are confident to do, and simply do it. You take initiative from inner prompting of ethical work activities. Here are two examples:

Employee 1 was given 10 tasks to do. He finishes those tasks quickly and completely. He then secretly starts to surf the Internet using his cellphone. When his supervisor passes by, he pretends to be reading one of the files (which he already completed). He takes frequent bathroom breaks; he cannot be found at his desk. He starts another set of files, but does not finish them. He does very little "work" while at work.

Employee 2 also had 10 tasks to do. She isn't quite as fast as Employee 1 but she also finishes her work completely and quickly. She sees her supervisor is on the phone, but the employee knows there are more files that need work. She picks up another stack, and begins working. When she finishes, she notices a peer is struggling to do a task, so she offers to help the other employee. When done, she picks up another set of files to work on. During a break, she notices the office coffee pot is empty; she stops to wash the pot and set it back up to brew more coffee. On the way back to her desk, she sees files toppled over onto the floor--she picks them up and checks that nothing is amiss. Throughout the day, she completes 10x more more than Employee 1.

That depends on the employer. I've had employers call me the same day I filled out the application. The longest time I waited? I filled out an application in January and they called me in July! I'd forgotten I'd even applied! But it was one of the best jobs ever -- and worth the wait! Yinzer's right! Just be aware that the hiring process takes longer than most candidates realize. The hiring manger has to do first and often second interviews for multiple candidates, check references, and often communicate with an HR dept., corporate office or regional manager. Even if they need to fill the position and are eager to hire someone, it takes time. A good average is probably 3-12 weeks for many positions.

When replying to this, you should talk about what things you will bring to the company. If you are good with others, you should talk about that.

You can get a job in Fast Food... like at McDonald's or Burger King, or a college cafeteria. Sometimes that is a good route to go, because they promote quickly if you are a hard worker. You could also get a job as a salesperson at a lot of places... your local mall, or something similar. You could sell anything from shoes to cell phones. You could work at a call center. Lots of companies have in-bound call centers where you answer phones. Others have outbound, where you make sales calls all day. You could be a driver. If you have a good driving record, you could get a job as a delivery person for DHL or a Pizza delivery place, for instance. If you are enrolled in college, many times they have work-study positions, so that you can learn something about your major while you are working. That is a great way to get something on your resume while you are going to school.

The majority of job applications ask if you have had any felony charges. It is highly important that you admit these on the application. Otherwise, the hiring manager may find out when running a background check and view your lack of information as dishonesty.

The objective of a work objective is the clear communication of expected performance. The preceding objectives are clear, measurable, and time-tied. The objective is clarity, which does not necessarily mean brevity.

Review the qualifications and requirements for the position for which you are applying before attending the job interview. Knowing what is required will make it easier to answer this question. You can match your skills and experiences with the job description.

Having taken this test (sales version) in the past and apparently fit the profile they were seeking, I'd say the best way to answer is with a careful consideration of the question and then your first instinct. I was a TERRIBLE student in all subjects so it could not have been my knowledge or IQ. Additionally, you don't want to try and outsmart these kinds of tests as they are also designed to indicate/flag those types of responses. This test has been developed and modified over many years and with a tremendous amount of data. I would consider it a favor to the candidate that the potential employer would spend the resources to find a mutual fit. If you do not get the job, then it probably was truly not a good fit and you can move on to the next opportunity. The test engineers indicate that the test is only a component to the interview process, so don't think that if the profile is not perfect the hiring manager will choose to ignore the data. I'd say good luck, but you are lucky they think enough of you at this point to put in the energy and cost to insure a mutual fit.

Job Status "Closed" generally means that a particular employer is no longer accepting applications for the specified position. When a job is closed for application, it can mean that the employer has begun selecting candidates for interviews. In some cases, but not all, it can also mean the position has been filled - though in these same cases an employer will usually change the status to "Filled".

The opportunity to work in this company presents an enlightening proposition for me to learn from some of the best minds in the field. I am hoping to be equipped with the skills and knowledge to move forward in my career. I also welcome the opportunity to network with other professionals in my field. I would like to learn how they dealt with some of the issues I have and am encountering as a new comer to the field. The experiences may differ by a few degrees, however, the underlying issues remain the same.

Here is an example of a customer's comment who received good service: "The customer service agent referred to me by my name, asked me how I was doing, and spoke to me in a pleasant, respectful voice. They made sure they obtained all of the details surrounding my situation/question and provided me with a good, easily understood answer. I felt like they understood my problem and they were concerned about doing their very best to help me. When they found that I had a problem they could not personally fix, they made sure I was able to speak with a manager who could help me."

Asking this question itself tells that you are so keen in knowing others minds. It is good that you are studying ones mind and understanding them but if you come to know that your colleagues are thinking bad of you then ? YOU ARE IN TROUBLE Try to be positive. u can be happy.One thing always try to be cool. Be jovial with your fellomates, even to your juniors. Be cheerfull and always ask whether they are in need. one hard tip `call a friend and while your fello mates are listening, tell him that your mates are the best and you are ready to do for them anything`. This makes them to change completely and definetly they will think good aboutyou. ALL THE BEST NIRUP

"Immediately." When going to a job interview, be prepared to go to work that day. Take a change of clothes and lunch if you have to. Why wouldn't you? If the boss wants to start you this weekend or next week, fine. But say, "Immediately." And be ready to prove it.

There are many ways to apply for a job in a cafe. The easiest way is to walk straight into a cafe and ask if there are any job going. Checking out the situations vacant in your local newspaper is another good option.

This is an interview question - which only youcan answer !.. It's asking for you to detail relevant experience from previous (similar) jobs you've had - along with proven expertise (relevant qualifications).

The oil industry offers a great deal of jobs that offer great pay. The best paying jobs are those that drill in the ocean. Drillers, surveyors, and equipment operators all are worthy jobs to look in to.

It would depend on which sector of aviation the career would be in. Start the objective with what position is being applied for, as well as future plans arising from what skills are acquired from that position.

It means that the prospective employer wants to know what you did between jobs, if anything. It also indicates any period for which you were seeking new employment (were unemployed) after leaving a job. You can indicate if you were receiving further education, or traveling, or engaged in some relevant non-work activity.

Many companies do accept these in today's time. Some prefer this method as it allows them to screen applicants in a shorter amount of time.

I would suggest a follow up telephone call or written letter (via snail-mail) as a matter of good business practice.

When most people begin to think about career planning, the tendency is to focus on promotion and advancement. While moving up is certainly one career option, it is not the only one. You may, in fact, be able to meet your career objectives by moving in a number of different directions.

There are a number of possible career moves you could work towards. All of them present options for career and personal development.

Some possible career moves are: - UP - ACROSS - DOWN - ENRICHING - OUT

- SKILL BUILDING/PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Now consider these in detail:

UP: To a more senior level in the organization

ACROSS: Laterally to acquire new skills; to incease your exposure to other areas of the organization; to obtain your perspective on your career

DOWN: To start a new career; to try something different; to acquire new skills and experiences, which can lead to future career mobility

ENRICHING: Making your job more challenging and stimulating by increasing your involvement in some areas, delegating tasks in others; changing how you perform your job; participating in a task force or committee; taking on a new assignment

OUT: To a more appropriate position in another organization; to set up your own business

SKILL BUILDING/PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Developing new skills or abilities; acquiring new knowledge by participating in development assignments, a training course, or further education; changing yourself in some way, for example, developing a hobby; changing how you relate to people.

To get yourself out of the UP ONLY trap, list possible career goals for each of the six options:

UP

ACROSS

DOWN

ENRICHING

OUT

SKILL BUILDING/PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

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I define my career goals by 5 steps:

1. Examine your true career dreams.

2. Outline the skill sets that you have.

3. Determine the experience you have and what you have based on your past work.

4. Research the minimum qualifications it takes to have your career goal.

5. Start working to meet those minimum requirements.

You may want to mention the patience you had in helping the customer solve his issue. In tech support, we avoided stating to the customer that they were wrong. Instead, we worked to find out what happened, what was the current status and then fixed the problem. This keeps the conversation positive and, since there is not really any use in blaming the customer, fixing the issue to their satisfaction (or as near as you can), even in a different way than requested, is great.

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Technician jobs in Houston will generally be advertised in local classified ads in the main paper and possibly on Craigslist. They can also be found on Indeed and Monster recruitment sites by selecting Houston as the location.