Help Us, Help You

Help Us, Help You! Isn't that great? I love it. No, I am not crazy. That is the way the world works, no? Yes, it is. The circle of life, we all have to help each other and then in return we are helping ourself.

I would like for you to help someone today, whether it be something as simple as being polite-opening the door, carrying a bag, or helping out at work. Everything rolls down to job security. Honestly, take a moment to think about that. If the people you work with are not happy with your performance or how you are, are they going to say something nice or good about you? Not likely. Negativity goes a long way. Word of mouth still proves affective, along with the internet-Twitter, Facebook, etc.

All and all, my point is help others, not just yourself. We would like for you to help us by attending our job fair in Charlotte at the Sheraton Airport Hotel next Tuesday, May 4th between 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. If you have the time to attend, a few minutes to spare, drop by-we would love to see you there.

You can expect to speak with recruiters that are currently hiring, looking for someone-maybe you-to fill one of their positions. Don't miss the opportunity that could land you your job.

Information about the job fair can be found at EmploymentGuide.com under Job Fairs. Additional information is provided below.

We look forward to seeing you at the job fair! Charlotte Sheraton Airport Hotel-May 4th.

Charlotte, NC. May 4th, 2010–EmploymentGuide.com’s 2009 “Putting America Back to Work” job fair series matched more than 17,000 job seekers with employers. EmploymentGuide.com, a division of Dominion Enterprises, will build upon its success with the 2010 “Hire Commitment” job fair series, hosting more than 200 hiring events in more than 50 cities nationwide. On Tuesday, May 4th, EmploymentGuide.com will host Charlotte’s Hire Commitment job fair at Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Job seekers wishing to attend are encouraged to pre-register online. Admission will be free to the public.

Participating employers from a variety of industries will seek to fill hourly positions ranging from entry-level to management positions. Some recruiters may conduct on site interviews and/or explain the steps involved in gaining employment with their company.

For more information, visit Employment Guide or contact Joe Fagan at 888-512-0927.

-Khon Phaxai

Charlotte's Hire Commitment 2010 Career Fair

The time has come to help the jobseekers in need! We are here to help you and asking you help us; simply by attending the event. The time and effort involved in making the event available to you on May 4th at the Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel...undescribable. When you are at the event, be generous and curtest of others.

Companies if you are hiring and would like to attend this upcoming job fair or others, please call 888-512-0927 or email khon.phaxai@employmentguide.com. Further information is provided below.


EmploymentGuide.com Helps Charlotte’s Unemployed Workers
Commitment to job seekers continues in 2010 with Hire Commitment job fair series

Charlotte, NC. May 4th, 2010–EmploymentGuide.com’s 2009 “Putting America Back to Work” job fair series matched more than 17,000 job seekers with employers. EmploymentGuide.com, a division of Dominion Enterprises, will build upon its success with the 2010 “Hire Commitment” job fair series, hosting more than 200 hiring events in more than 50 cities nationwide. On Tuesday, May 4th, EmploymentGuide.com will host Charlotte’s Hire Commitment job fair at Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Job seekers wishing to attend are encouraged to pre-register online. Admission will be free to the public.

Participating employers from a variety of industries will seek to fill hourly positions ranging from entry-level to management positions. Some recruiters may conduct on site interviews and/or explain the steps involved in gaining employment with their company.

For more information, visit Employment Guide or contact Joe Fagan at 888-512-0927.

Courtesy Please

 

Photo by: Thai Jasmine
 
Alright, we all know how the economy is right now and what is going on, but we somehow fail to acknowledge those that try to help. What? I drive into work everyday and sometimes traffic is worse than any other day. This week, back to the regular: no courtesy; people cutting each other off-result: crash and burn. Weird how things work; however, thankful for my job and thumbs up to those that still possess a job-I was paying attention to the traffic more than usual this morning and the rude drivers. I’ll get to where I am going with this in little bit…believe me it all rolls into one.

 

Currently, there is still a dip in the economy and thankfully enough we have some people that are willing to reach out. Recruiters and employers are working together to put the world back to work. There are job openings; you just have to try harder than before, unlike five years ago you have to change tactics. Don’t get discouraged if it is taking you more than a couple months to find a job or hear back from a company; that is just the way it is now. In case you haven’t noticed…there are some very qualified people out there without a job title.

 

Life is a cycle, everything plays a role-from driving to work to being at home with family…this is something to learn from each environment. So, keep in mind that when you are attending an event whether it is a job fair, open house, school or a recruitment/staffing agency you have to be on your best behavior. Sounds like something you say to your children? It applies to all ages. How do you feel? Are you happy, sad, mad, aggravated? Your mood plays a big role in your life…it really does, I am not just making this up, just think about it for a little bit. First impressions are very important and last for a considerable amount of time…sometimes it’s a deal breaker. How often do you like to speak to someone when you are in a foul mood? Relax.

 

Are you as aggressive with your job search as you are with your driving? Maybe, you should relax a little bit (don’t be so angry and frustrated; be more aggressive if you are one that lets every person in your lane and get ahead.)

 

With that reiteration here are some points to keep in mind when you are attending an event…it’s really not any different from being a guest in someone’s house.

 

• Show some courtesy (it took a considerable amount of time to put the event together)
• Recruiters/Employers are there for you
• Speak to ALL employers present (you never know what they have to offer)
• Ask about the positions they have open or upcoming positions
• Smile-be happy
• Don’t be rude-treat others as you would want to be treated
• Remember this is your chance to speak face to face with an employer
• Change your tactics-keep an open mind

 

Do you see how everyday life can make a difference in your mood? SMILE!! "Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself."~Ralph Waldo Emerson


 

 

-Khon Phaxai