jseymour3000

Brownsville, TN

Promoting and Hiring for Your Business

A new alternative for promoting and hiring for your Business is now available in TN. To see what HirePromotions.com can do for you, visit: http://www.hirepro motions.com  (Saturday Dec 5 | post #1)

Jackson, TN

Seasonal Job Search Tips

Start your seasonal job search on the right foot A few extra bucks makes the holidays much easier to manage. Before you start searching for seasonal jobs, it’s important to know where to look and what skills you might need to land the perfect position. Whether you just need some extra bucks for holiday shopping or you want to try out job that interests you, we’ve got a few tips on how to begin your seasonal job search. When to look for seasonal jobs If you’re shopping for a part-time holiday gig without any leads or connections, then the sooner you start looking, the better. That is, unless you can make a decent living off of snow-plowing your neighbors' driveways and taste-testing fruitcake all season. And even if you can, who would want to? Remember, if you’re a high school student, hungry college students will be arriving home to snatch up jobs for winter break. And if you’re a college student who’s nervous that high school students will grab all the good jobs before you get to them, it’s best to rely on your connections. This advice actually works for everybody: Check in with some of your previous summer job and part-time employers to see if they can squeeze you into the schedule. Since you’ve previously worked there, they won’t have to spend time and money on training, making you more attractive than a newbie employee. The skills you’ll need Many employers are in a hiring frenzy around the holidays, the job market is still a competitive place, and you need to stand out among other applicants. Here are a few skills hiring managers are looking for in potential new employees: Knowledge. Employers want applicants who know their products and services well, and can sell them to customers. If you shop at a certain store all the time, you probably know more than you think about their merchandise. This will make you attractive to employers because they won't have to spend as much time and money training you. Availability. Holiday hiring managers are drawn to candidates with a flexible schedule, and those who are responsible and on time. When a store is slammed with customers, your coworkers probably won't appreciate the old "I slept through my alarm" excuse for showing up late. Patience. This is one virtue that’s important for holiday workers to display, because every store will see a frantic mom with a mile-long list, desperately seeking everything from cardigans to jeans to gift cards. Show the employer that whether you have customer service experience or not, you can handle even the most difficult shoppers with respect and a helpful attitude.  (Saturday Nov 28 | post #1)

Nashville, TN

Seasonal Job Search Tips

Start your seasonal job search on the right foot A few extra bucks makes the holidays much easier to manage. Before you start searching for seasonal jobs, it’s important to know where to look and what skills you might need to land the perfect position. Whether you just need some extra bucks for holiday shopping or you want to try out job that interests you, we’ve got a few tips on how to begin your seasonal job search. When to look for seasonal jobs If you’re shopping for a part-time holiday gig without any leads or connections, then the sooner you start looking, the better. That is, unless you can make a decent living off of snow-plowing your neighbors' driveways and taste-testing fruitcake all season. And even if you can, who would want to? Remember, if you’re a high school student, hungry college students will be arriving home to snatch up jobs for winter break. And if you’re a college student who’s nervous that high school students will grab all the good jobs before you get to them, it’s best to rely on your connections. This advice actually works for everybody: Check in with some of your previous summer job and part-time employers to see if they can squeeze you into the schedule. Since you’ve previously worked there, they won’t have to spend time and money on training, making you more attractive than a newbie employee. The skills you’ll need Many employers are in a hiring frenzy around the holidays, the job market is still a competitive place, and you need to stand out among other applicants. Here are a few skills hiring managers are looking for in potential new employees: Knowledge. Employers want applicants who know their products and services well, and can sell them to customers. If you shop at a certain store all the time, you probably know more than you think about their merchandise. This will make you attractive to employers because they won't have to spend as much time and money training you. Availability. Holiday hiring managers are drawn to candidates with a flexible schedule, and those who are responsible and on time. When a store is slammed with customers, your coworkers probably won't appreciate the old "I slept through my alarm" excuse for showing up late. Patience. This is one virtue that’s important for holiday workers to display, because every store will see a frantic mom with a mile-long list, desperately seeking everything from cardigans to jeans to gift cards. Show the employer that whether you have customer service experience or not, you can handle even the most difficult shoppers with respect and a helpful attitude. Now you’ve got everything you need to fill yourself up with holiday cheer and get your job search started. Don’t forget to start early so you can beat the rush and secure your spot in your new position.  (Saturday Nov 28 | post #1)

Jackson, TN

Economy at a Glance

"Economy at a Glance" report for TN, also report for Jackson, Memphis & Nashville posted on the Job Search Network at http://hirepromoti ons.com Data extracted on: November 13, 2009 Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics  (Nov 15, 2009 | post #1)

Nashville, TN

Economy at a Glance

"Economy at a Glance" Report for Jackson, Memphis, Nashville from the Source U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics posted on the Job Search Network at http://www.hirepro motions.com  (Nov 15, 2009 | post #1)

Memphis, TN

Jobs Memphis TN

HolyMoly, No Agenda but Helping those in need. In this case, in need of a Job. There are no sign up, fees or registration needed for the site. It is entirely employer sponsored.Employer s find that this is a great alternative to advertising on the "Big" Job Post sites, who's fees have become prohibitive when advertising for "regular(i.e. restaurant, retail, etc.)" employment positions. guest, if you are in West Tn & need a job, check out the site. There hundreds of Job Listings, Job Search Network and an online application you can fill out so employers in your area that are now hiring, can find you.  (Nov 15, 2009 | post #4)

Memphis, TN

Jobs Memphis TN

New Job Listing for Memphis including Restaurant Jobs, Retail Jobs & more at: http://www.hirepro motions.com  (Nov 13, 2009 | post #1)

Jackson, TN

Jobs Jackson TN

New Job Listing for Jackson including Restaurant Jobs, Retail Jobs & more at: http://www.hirepro motions.com  (Nov 13, 2009 | post #1)

Nashville, TN

Jobs Nashville

New Job Listing for Nashville including Restaurant Jobs, Retail Jobs & more at: http://www.hirepro motions.com  (Nov 13, 2009 | post #1)

Brownsville, TN

New Job Search Tools and Job Listings

New Job Search Tools and Job Listings in for the surrounding area(memphis-Jacks on)http://hireprom otions.com  (Nov 8, 2009 | post #1)

Brownsville, TN

Wrestling Show to Benifit the Haywood County Christmas Basket Fund.

Update! Show is set for this Friday 11-13-09 belltime 7:00 ...yes "yea"... good chance for Pizza too. Speaking of pizza go to your local Jackson area Little Caesars online @ http//:www.littlec aesarspromo.com for great pizza deals, employment opportunities and more  (Nov 8, 2009 | post #3)