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Protecting Your Identity

Administrator — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 02:54:00 +0000

Although, online jobsites are well secured these days, it’s still wise to be careful what information you place in your online resume. There was a report by ABC news a few years ago, that’s still relevant today—with all the phishing and scams going left and right.

You post it on the net, and anybody with the right tool and knowledge can take it. According to Pam Dixon, founder of World Privacy Forum:

“There is just so much information that a job site has access to that a fraudster would be interested in.”

All we’re saying here is be careful with your personal information. Here are some tips you can follow:

Beware of employers who ask for background checks before offering you the job
Verify the employer’s legitimacy
Limit personal information on your online resume

Protect yourself out there.

Protect Your Identity

Welcome to BankingJobPromotionTips

Administrator — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:00:28 +0000

Welcome to our new blog about Banking Jobs ideally named BankingJobPromotionTips.com

This is a blog especially made to help you succeed in your chosen profession. And that’s in the Banking Career, of course. I will be posting news, articles and even job openings as well as Job Interview Tips to help you on your path to success. Also stay tuned for tips on how to motivate yourself to succeed in your chosen careers.

That’s why I’m here to help you out by educating readers and give them useful tips, and effective strategies and informative news.

The Proactive Approach

Administrator — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 11:35:08 +0000

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One winning method is to single out an unresolved challenge that exists in your company. Try to pick a situation that will benefit from your combination of experience and skills. Write a memo that outlines the need you’ve discovered. Highlight how you will use your skills to resolve the problem and contribute to the immediate objectives of the team or department involved. Send your memo to the person who will benefit most from your unique approach, for example, your boss or a human resources representative.
Without your proactive approach to your career and potential promotion, the company may decide to promote one of your peers. By being proactive, you create a win-win situation. You may gain a challenging, enjoyable career opportunity and eliminate the need for a competition. Even if a new career or promotion opportunity does not result from your actions, you have successfully created an opportunity to demonstrate your value to the organization.