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Work in Canada

admin — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 06:38:38 +0000

Speaking about our Canadian dream, I don’t know if I can get to avail of any IT Jobs there. All I know about the internet is blogging, tweaking wordpress and blogger blogs, blog hosting, facebooking and the like. I don’t even know how to do any networking jobs.

Anyway, I can do any kind of work actually with proper training. I believe I am a fast learner and a diligent worker. I am a workaholic by nature and love to improve always. So, do you think I get a chance to migrate and work there?

Cashiering Then and Now

admin — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 23:08:22 +0000

Most of stores and restaurants in malls today have state of the art cashiering system. They have a computer-based cash register and receipt printer like tm-t88iv. Since I have worked as a cashier about 10 years ago using the old cash registering machine, I wonder if the new system is easy to use and if, I, the cashier could see my overage and shortage on the whole of my transaction? Before, our auditor will just tell us to pay this and that when we are short. We were not allowed to see our sales.

Anyway, my experience of being cashier was great. It was my first job therefore I earned my first salary. I also learned to interact with all sorts of people and get to learn how to use a cash registering machine and transact credit card automatically or manually.

If I were to go back working, being a cashier supervisor would be a nice job to tackle. Though tiring but your day will always be challenging because you will handle many cashiers and customers.

Job Offers

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:13:11 +0000

I have enlisted myself to a local job finder service a few years ago. I wanted to receive emails on job alerts related to sales or sales training. Every now and then, I get emails but unfortunately, the featured available jobs are not related to what I preferred. Some job offers are to become a sales person of industrial products, photocopy machines and others that is not related to my profession or experience.

I am not complaining about the available jobs but I know I couldn’t be productive if I do jobs that I don’t know anything about or have no experience. I believe that an employee works best if she knows or have experience.

Anyway, maybe I should check on the preference settings. Maybe there is a way for me to adjust the emails that I have been getting to somewhat preferred job offers.

Executive Recruiters

admin — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:14:55 +0000

When I was still working as a branch manager of a leading direct selling and networking company here in our country, I was introduced to a new way of hiring people. One of the company’s top executive was close to me, she shared an email that was sent to her by an Executive recruiter. She said that when you are in the top most level of a certain company, other big companies hire Executive recruiters to look for top level officers to fill in the positions they might have vacant. They don’t usually hire in public but somehow pirate the best ones in the market. Some companies always believed that those who are best are still hired. So to get them, they ask the help of an Executive recruiter so that they will be able to reach them and offer their job hiring.

In the US, companies make sure that they hire the best ones in the market. They want to make sure that the person who will look for their top level personnel has extensive knowledge in getting the right and suitable person to fill-in the vacancy which in turn be an asset later on.

Spencer Stuart prides itself as one of the top executive recruiters in the country. Visit the other Spencer Stuart profile for more information.