back to school – back to work
September 1, 2010 by Roberta Rea
As Fall approaches and the arrival of the first day of school, it’s also a time when we start thinking about our careers. Whether you are looking for a new job or a better career opportunity in Retail or the Shopping Center Industry, ShopTheJobs.com has both. There is a noticeable increase in new positions and opportunities in these industries. As we look at our career path going forward, we want to be sure we are directing it towards the opportunities that will increase our knowledge base, add extra skills to our resumes and gives us growth in those niche areas where we were lacking in our past experience. In looking for a new opportunity, we should always ask ourselves, “What can I contribute to the company and what will I learn from the company to enhance my career?” Both go hand-in-hand for long-term employment. Careers are based on challenge, which promotes professional growth. In looking at a possible new opportunity, be sure to do your research on the company and its employees. Google the company, get stock history if a public company, check out their LinkedIn page, etc. This research will give you the necessary information to pursue the company and establish yourself as a credible candidate.
creating an online resume for the shopping center industry
August 17, 2010 by Beth Silverman
Today’s Tools for Tomorrow’s Jobs
Some resume writing tips are as valuable today as they were 20 years ago: writing concisely, proofreading to avoid typos and errors, using active verbs to tout your skills and accomplishments. But new recruiting methods have added another layer of critical tips that job seekers should use when updating their resume. Read the rest of this entry »
should bad credit reports prevent good employees from getting hired?
April 12, 2010 by Beth Silverman
The background screening of employees is an important part of the hiring process and may be of particular importance in the shopping center and retail industries. Property Managers, Property Accountants, Retail Sales Associates, Store Managers and Marketing Directors are in positions that manage or handle a significant amount of money on a regular basis.
