Are you looking for direction in your career?
Have you recently been applying for jobs and getting rejected? Or perhaps you’re a new graduate who is trying to decide which jobs to apply for now that it’s time to join the workforce. Either way, this is a great time to calibrate your personal GPS. Here are some tips to help you decide if you’re wondering, Am I really a good fit for that job?
If you’ve been asking yourself, Am I really a good fit for that job, using our career move scorecard may help you solidify your direction. Don’t be one of those job seekers who applies to a position even though they’re ill-suited for its requirements, says Miriam Salpeter, a contributer to USNews.com. She encourages candidates to honestly self-assess their personality, skills, strengths, and weaknesses. “You will be better prepared for interviews, and when you’re honest about whether you’re a good fit for the job, you’ll have a better chance of landing the interview.”
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