Showing posts with label Candidate Coaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Candidate Coaching. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

New Year....New Job?

Many people start off a New Year with the resolutions.  What are yours this year?  Are you happy with your current employment?  You just might be one of the lucky ones!

If you think that you will be looking for a new opportunity in the coming year and don't know where to start, consider checking out our Phase 3 Employment Coaching System.  We offer everything from free basic suggestions to holding your hand and helping you to create your personal brand.  What would help you?  

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Many New Opportunities Coming!

Phase 3 Recruiting attended G2E in Las Vegas over the past few days and had an incredible time connecting and networking with people who came from around the world.  We believe that the most important part of recruiting is the relationship that we develop with clients and candidates.  That is why we are in the process of creating a valuable and FREE coaching system - to help those struggling with finding new employment navigate the job search process.

If you are interested in receiving more information regarding the Phase 3 Coaching System, please enter your name and email address on our coaching website.  We will never sell your information, because we hate it when that happens to us!  Please be patient as we develop the content, and we would love to have your feedback along the way as we create this program to serve you.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Keys to Thriving in this Economy

What are the keys to not just survive, but to
THRIVE during this economy?

1) Take Accountability- it doesn't serve you to blame
the government, the economy, your spouse or your
business partner or anyone else for the results you
are experiencing. Top producers know that they are
responsible and find power in knowing that.

2) Be FIRM in your VISION and Flexible in
your Approach.
know where you're going and stay
committed to getting there, but be flexible in
your approach. Times change quickly, you must
continually adapt.

3) Sharpen your Axe- A famous quote from Abe
Lincoln is "that if I had an hour to chop down a tree,
I would spend 40 minutes sharpening my axe."

The greatest key to lasting success is a committment
by you to continually grow, and learn and refine your
skills and understanding. Those that allow themselves
to stop learning become stagnant and don't stand a
chance in this economy. It's like trying to chop down
a tree with a dull axe and blaming the tree for being
too hard.


Wednesday, November 10, 2010