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subject: Getting A Better Job With Skillfulness [print this page]


Many employees have remained loyal to their jobs and is why they would think of it as a long-time position. Employees of this nature would typically refrain from looking at other options, like getting additional abilities and becoming proficient in other areas. Obtaining these added abilities will help you climb the employment ladder and gain a position that pays more.

It may be that someone not thinking about switching to another industry may still benefit from learning more skills to maintain their productivity. Someone who has been doing the same thing for work for a very long time might not even think about changing what they do, never learning to new things to better their worthiness. Quite simply, they are not thinking of these skills and new techniques as personal assets. What they should know is that furthering your skillfulness could help your income and even get you a higher level position.

Resumes should be rewritten to reflect what skills currently have, and should also include any other new information. Whatever abilities you possess should be accounted for. When you apply for another position you will be able o show you have additional skills you learned and that you are able to move ahead. Having this information on your resume will look good and help you get that position you want.

Here are some ways that you can get additional career or job skills: Take courses at a community college. They don't have to be courses for you to get credit. They can be courses in which you get a certificate. You can also go to your local college to take continuing education courses. Volunteer at different places to enhance your job skills. Take courses online that are related to the career or job that you are looking to apply for. There are courses that you can take at business or technical schools that would fit the career or job that you are seeking.

Many colleges have career counseling programs to place you in a position that fits your skills. No matter what those skills are, you will need them for something along the way. Having additional skills will help you keep your current job and perhaps a pay raise, and so it helps you no matter what. In order to stand out as a star-player, you want these skills. You need to keep adding skills to your tool belt to stay ahead of the game.

by: Craig Calvin




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