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How to get your dream job | Free Career Advisory Service .socialwrap li.icon_text a img, .socialwrap li.iconOnly a img, .followwrap li.icon_text a img, .followwrap li.iconOnly a img{border-width:0 !important;background-color:none;}#follow.right {width:32px;position:fixed; right:0; top:100px;background-color:#878787;padding:10px 0;font-family:impact,charcoal,arial, helvetica,sans-serif;-moz-border-radius-topleft: 5px;-webkit-border-top-left-radius:5px;-moz-border-radius-bottomleft:5px;-webkit-border-bottom-left-radius:5px;border:2px solid #fff;border-right-width:0}#follow.right ul {padding:0; margin:0; list-style-type:none !important;font-size:24px;color:black;}#follow.right ul li {padding-bottom:10px;list-style-type:none !important;padding-left:4px;padding-right:4px}#follow img{border:none;}#follow.right ul li.follow {margin:0 4px;}#follow.right ul li.follow img {border-width:0;display:block;overflow:hidden; background:transparent url(http://onlinecareerpro.com/wp-content/plugins/share-and-follow/images/impact/follow-right.png) no-repeat -0px 0px;height:79px;width:20px;}#follow.right ul li a {display:block;}#follow.right ul li.follow span, #follow ul li a span {display:none}.share {margin:0 3px 3px 0;}.phat span {display:inline;}ul.row li {float:left;list-style-type:none;}li.iconOnly a span.head {display:none}#follow.left ul.size16 li.follow{margin:0px auto !important}li.icon_text a {padding-left:0;margin-right:3px}li.text_only a {background-image:none !important;padding-left:0;}li.text_only a img {display:none;}li.icon_text a span{background-image:none !important;padding-left:0 !important; 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It’s easy to let your nerves get the better of you when it comes to the crunch of an interview, but if you follow these performance tips, writes Sandra Deeble, you could sell yourself to anyoneThis is it. You’ve done your homework and hopefully you’re feeling confident. But interview nerves can be crippling and however calm and composed you might feel, when the curtain goes up it’s easy to lose it.Some of us freeze, others talk nineteen to the dozen. What’s important is to be in the moment and really focus on the person or people you’re meeting. Read their body language, meet their gaze, listen and respond intelligently. Resist the urge to tell anecdotes, or worse still, jokes. Don’t fidget. Look interested and desirable. And remember that they’re selling to you just as much as you’re selling to them.The voice has it: You may not have the voice of Vanessa Redgrave or Richard Burton but there are things you can do to help yourself. Practice reading out loud. Tape your voice and force yourself to listen to it. Ask good friends if there are any particularly irritating expressions you over use. Do you speak too slowly? Or too loudly?The night before, you should avoid smoke and go to bed with a hot toddy (honey and lemon with brandy or whisky). And have an early night.Smell sweet: Don’t arrive at the interview smelling of the cigarette you’ve just put out. And don’t give off fumes of alcohol, garlic or spicy food. The same goes for overpowering perfume or aftershave. You don’t want to miss out on a job just because the interviewer can’t stomach Davidoff Cool Water.Be groomed: Nails, hair (go easy on the gel) pet hairs on your clothes and dandruff are all things that need attention. “Take a good look at yourself in a full length mirror beforehand,” says Lesley Everett, author of Walking Tall – Key Steps to Total Image Impact (published by McGraw-Hill Education). Which basically means you need to ask the person on reception to wait until you’ve come back from the loo before letting your interviewer know that you’ve arrived.Wear a jacket: Leave your comfy cosy cardie at home. Instead, wear a jacket. “It can be a deconstructed jacket but if you don’t wear a jacket this could be perceived as disrespectful,” points out Ms Everett.Wear posh shoes: Dead posh. According to Ms Everett, we’re talking Church’s, Jones and Barkers for blokes. She doesn’t specify brands for women simply because there is too much choice but she says that we should be looking at a contemporary court shoe – slingbacks, two to three-inch heels for elegance – and you could start off in LK Bennett. You could even go kitten.Get your feet under the table: Particularly if you’ve come out in your slippers, something that happened to a person who later told her unfortunate story to Ms Everett.Actually, getting your feet under the table is based on advice given by John Lees, author of Job Interviews: top answers to top questions (published by McGraw-Hill Education). “Look as if you already work there,” he says. “Don’t go in with your briefcase – leave it at reception.”Equally, Ms Everett says that you shouldn’t be cluttered on arrival. Shed umbrellas and any other paraphernalia and go into your interview as you would a meeting, carrying nothing but a beautiful leather folder.“Not for me, thanks”: Or “No, thank you” is the correct response to the question “Would you like a cup of coffee?”. Mr Lees advises all candidates to pass on the drink. It’s a case of bright red lipstick on white china, a rattling cup if your hands are shaking, slurping noises, spillages and all sorts.Be political: “You need to do what the politicians do,” advises Mr Lees. “Have two or three really clear messages that you want to get across.” Even if you get to the end of the interview and your third message isn’t out there, it’s not too late, he says. Don’t flirt: You know that old chestnut about making up your mind in less than three minutes? Well it takes about three seconds to work out that you fancy the pants off your interviewer. Take a deep breath, tell yourself that you’re a professional and act as if you don’t fancy that person. You don’t need to go there.Maintain eye contact: No matter how many times you hear this, it’s still easily forgotten when you’re feeling nervous. But it’s essential, insist both Mr Lees and Ms Everett. And good eye contact is one of the best ways to convey your enthusiasm for the role, says Ms Everett.Mirror and match: Based on an NLP technique, Ms Everett says that it’s one to practise if it doesn’t come to you naturally. So if the interviewer is sitting back looking relaxed, you don’t want to be leaning forward. “This is really good for building rapport,” she says.Don’t become obsessive about this, it could be disconcerting for the interviewer if you change positions every time they do. Just be aware of the fact that there are ways of putting people at their ease through your own body language.Be subtle. Just because they start blowing their nose, it doesn’t mean you have to.Don’t let the panel faze you: “Work out who the real decision maker is,” suggests Mr Lees. “And do make sure that you vary your eye contact,” says Ms Everett.Focus on the job: Not the salary, or having a look behind the scenes, or meeting more people in the organisation. All this stuff can wait until you’ve got the offer. “Then you can say ‘I’d love to come and spend the day with you’,” suggests Mr Lees.Have something up your sleeve: You know that moment when the interviewer says “Have you got any questions?” or “Is there anything else you’d like to ask?”? Well, it’s important that you do ask a question.“Most people say ‘No, you’ve covered everything’,” Mr Lees points out. He is adamant that it’s far better to have a question up your sleeve.Something like “How will the job develop?” or “Please can you tell me whether there will be ongoing training?” would be ideal, he suggests.Basically, you want to leave them with something that hints at your future with them, rather than saying a final goodbye. If you want the job, that is.“Why do you want a job?” This question could come up if you have been freelance or self-employed and are suddenly showing signs of wanting to be part of an organisation again.Employers might wonder why someone who has been free as a bird is now finding shackles so attractive. “This might be perceived as you wanting a stop gap,” cautions Mr Lees.So have a convincing reason ready. “I miss working in a team and I have millions of ideas that I want to share with you” probably isn’t perfect, but it’s a start.<a href="http://delicious.com/post?url=http%3A%2F%2Fonlinecareerpro.com%2Fhow-to-get-your-dream-job%2F&title=How+to+get+your+dream+job" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="Bookmark this post : How to get your dream job on Delicious"><img alt="delicious" class="image-32" height="32" src="/blank.gif" style="background: transparent url(http://onlinecareerpro.com/wp-content/plugins/share-and-follow/default/32/sprite-32.png) 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How to get your dream job

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What is a dream job? Part II

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Part II</a>By <address class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="http://onlinecareerpro.com/author/admin/" title="admin">admin</a> – <abbr class="published" title="2011-09-08T13:48:33+00:00">September 8, 2011Posted in: <a href="http://onlinecareerpro.com/category/uncategorized/">Uncategorized</a> Things I Love: What I Want To Work With …fishing gear hiking boots, rain gear and old compasses numbers, excel spreadsheets charts and graphs and PowerPoint presentations animated maps earthenware cooking pots historical novels computers and databases and graphic mapping software data about livelihoods linked to geography data and trends about natural resources, vegetation, weather and deforestation electric cars passports old coins calendars frisbeesActivities I Love: What I Would Love To Get Paid To Do …fishing for salmon, steelhead and rainbow trout walking around forests and exploring deserts working with numbers tracking global rainfall and vegetation growth changes writing reports and making presentations forecasting and testing out “what if” scenarios talking about poverty trends and coming up with solutions mapping vegetation and forest changes surfing the Internet and blogging scuba diving watching the changes and predicting the growth of deserts, deforestation, urbanization and livelihoods tracking and mapping livelihood, crops, per capital income and poverty levels by region, landscape and environmental conditions eating cheesecakePlaces I Love: Where I Would Love To Work …honestly, in a nice computer office outdoors, in rain forests, deserts, mountains fishing villages and harbor towns mountain and ocean streams farmer’s markets and organic farmsPeople I Love: Who I Would Love To Work With …nerds who have a heart and care about the planet people who are serious about making a difference and ending world poverty staticians and other number people people who understand the power of trends and planning … or need to know about them people with a good (twisted) sense of humor people who love to fish and talk about fishingExperiences I Love: What Would Make My Workday Amazing & Meaningful …go fishing around the world restocking a lake killed off by acid rain helping people “get it” and have a light bulb moment knowing I helped people stop going to bed hungry at night spotting an emerging trend and getting it noticed and into the hands / minds of someone who can make a difference walk in a rainforest I helped save by finding a way for it to produce a livelihood and food finding a way to turn forests into a living so we can stop global deforestation with the practice of slash, burn, graze and abandon predicting crop failures years before they happenProblems, Issues, Needs: What I Would Love To Have An Impact On …world poverty and people going to bed and waking up hungry sustainable farming, fishing and other livelihoods that will feed people see the world’s oceans become sustainable food sources that humanely harvest its riches without leaving them barren saving the coral reefs and other ocean resourcesLife Calling: What I Would Love To Work On …see the world’s oceans become sustainable food sources that humanely harvest its riches without leaving them barren helping people adjust to global landscape changes like deserts growing and forests dying off or being harvested and replanted so they become sustainable save the world’s oceans, forests and farmland by making it sustainable for local livelihoods and the native speciesThe Life I Dream of Living Is Being a Person Who …has an impact on the world in a small but meaningful way puts a love of numbers, poverty and maps to use solving global problems for farmers, fishermen, hunters and gatherers can smile when going into the grocery store knowing I help people feed themselves and not feel guilty eating a second piece of cheesecake travels to some of the places I map to walk the territory and get to meet the people I really like and work for My Dream Job Is .. (After)I get to fulfill my life calling of helping to save the world’s oceans, forests and farmland by helping people learn how to create sustainable livelihoods from the landscape and its resources .. thus becoming its protectors instead of destroying it.Using my gifts and talents of working with numbers, maps, data, trends, computers and software .. I get to create reports and give presentations about the emerging trends and propose solutions based on weather, geography, human use practices and other factors.My dream job allows me to work in the places I love …analyzing data in an office hunched over a computer and also being paid to travel to check out mountain streams, emerging deserts, re-purposed rainforests and restored farmland … and get in some great local fishing.I get to work around people who care deeply about using technology, forecasting and great ideas about sustainable livelihoods to end poverty … even if I am the nerdiest number cruncher in the bunch. I get to solve the problems of world poverty caused by unsustainable livelihood and environmental changes by working to support sustainable farming, fishing and other livelihoods that will feed people and help them stop going to bed and waking up hungry everyday.Using data, forecasts and trends in natural resource use and depletion, I can help farmers, fishermen and others make a good living while helping the planet become more sustainable and in harmony with nature and how it works to renew and replenish itself.My workday is filled with amazing experiences, such as predicting crop failures years before they happen, coming up with ideas of how to re-purpose the rainforests, analyzing when it is appropriate to restock lakes, streams and the ocean with wildlife … and saving the livelihoods of people around the world.In doing this, I get to use my favorite things like databases, animated maps, graphic and presentation software to analyze, spot problems and turn them into opportunities and get the information into the hands of the people who care and can use the information to make a difference.I am finally able to afford the life I want, where I can be a part of the solution and travel to places I only used to read about, meet the people I help and see the forests, oceans, reefs and farmland I help save. 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USA Diversity Visa Lottery (DV-2012) - Win The American Dream!

Posted on Sun 31st Oct, 2010 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (0 comments)<img alt="Share/Bookmark" border="0" height="24" src="/sharesave25624.png" width="256"> <img alt="USA Diversity Visa Lottery (DV-2012) Registration for Nigerians - 2010" border="1" height="73" src="/un.jpg" width="80"> The USA Diversity Visa Lottery (DV-2012) invites you to participate in the 2010 edition of American visa lottery where you can win a green card to Live and Work in United States of America. Nigerians, this is your chance to take advantage of this opportunity offered to you by the US Government to become a legitimate American Citizen. It is free to apply. What is the American Visa Lottery?When applying for a US Visa, you can choose from a number of Immigration classifications and select the most suitable category you want to apply through, such as Immigrant visas, Family based Immigration, Employee based Immigration. The most opted for category out of the above three options is the Immigrant Visa or the Green card. The Green Card or the American Visa can be obtained by taking part in a Diversity Visa Program, also known as the USA Visa Lottery or Green Card Lottery. This Visa Lottery program was enacted by the United States Congress in the year 1990. Under this Lottery Program, the winner applicants are chosen randomly or in other words a "Lottery" is conducted by the U.S. State Department, and the Green Cards are awarded to the winners. Currently this program allocates 55,000 Visas or "Green Cards" to applicants around the world, but under certain conditions and only to the list of eligible countries. The eligible Lottery countries include Nigeria.  The legal or official permission to stay and relish the citizenship of United States is known as Green card. This is basically an identification card that separates a legal permitted immigrant from another from an illegal immigrant. Issued or authorized by government of United States through 'U.S citizenship and Immigration services (USCIS)', this green card allows or permits people from around the world to work or stay in United States. But, to win or earn a green card you need to participate in this DV Lottery. How Do I ApplyThe application is only done online and it is straight forward and simple, but you should be highly meticulous in filling the forms and providing required information and documentation, otherwise you will be disqualified. What you need to do to register is just get online at the authentic DV Lottery website: www.dvlottery.state.gov/ Note: there are a lot of fake dv lottery websites out there trying to swipe your information and money. Read the DV Lottery Instructions carefully, Fill forms correctly, Answer the bio questions accurately and correctly, Attach the required application form, documents and photographs carefully. What you should avoid doing is never try to forge documents or your sponsor, as this pushes you out of the row of applicants and deprives you of your chance of attaining Green Card. Also, make sure to never submit incomplete or half filled documents, thus make sure you cross check all your papers and be aware of the documents you need to attach. EligibilityThe law and regulations require that every diversity visa entrant must have at least a high school education (Secondary School) or its equivalent or have, within the past five years, two years of work experience in an occupation requiring at least two years' training or experience. Application DeadlineThe online registration for DV-2012 DV Lottery for 2010 registeration began on the Tuesday 5th October, 2010 and is ending on Wednesday 3rd November 2010 by 10.00am.  Register now if you are interested before the DV Lottery Server becomes unavailable due to deadline rush. There is no double registration, if you have registered for this year's (2010) edition, please ignore this alert. Start DV-2012 Lottery Registeration here: www.dvlottery.state.gov/

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