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PubMed1993

Career planning: what to say when the recruiter calls.

Professional recruiters often contact pharmacists about changing jobs. Through their relationship with employers and their knowledge of changing job trends, recruiters can place pharmacists into rewarding, uncommon positions. However, choosing a recruiter is like choosing a doctor or lawyer; you must ask the right questions. Finding a recruiter you enjoy working with is a good first step toward proper career management.

Career Mobility↗
PubMed1994

Landing the executive job: how to prepare for employment in the '90s.

The 1990s have been an era of transition for much of the American workforce as companies change with the times. Executives in home care have been dealing with change as well. The authors polled executives and executive recruiters to discover their secrets for success in today's job market.

Administrative Personnel↗
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Resumes and cover letters: a guide.

Many beginning managers have poorly constructed resumes. The content of resumes is fairly standard. The style should be clear and concise. Common pitfalls include irrelevant material, distracting detail, and repetition. The cover letter is a more flexible document that introduces the resume. Like the resume, the cover letter should cover some essential details clearly and concisely. Additionally, the cover letter should detail important qualifications and can elaborate on specific aspects of your resume. The cover letter should be tailored to fit the opening.

Administrative Personnel↗