Video: Social Media and Your Job Search

First impressions are extremely important! You only get one shot at it, so make it count. One way to leave a great first impression is to practice your handshake. Why? Is there such a thing as a bad handshake? Well, believe it or not, there are good handshakes and there are most certainly bad handshakes. Ilene Colina and Wendy Shannon give their expert opinions about proper and improper handshake techniques.

Personal information is not relevant to your status as a Job Seeker, so don’t include it in your resume. You don’t want to give an employer any reason to exclude you from their potential candidate pool. Doug goes into further detail about what to leave off a resume.

Are you emphasizing the right stuff on your resume?

Doug runs through a couple of ways that'll help you sell yourself to a company you really want to work for.

Doug runs through a couple of ways that'll help you sell yourself to a company you really want to work for.

Men, do you have an interview today? Have you warmed up the iron yet? For those of you that have never ironed a pair of pants this video will help. Doug Mayes breaks out the iron, ironing board, and very wrinkled pants.

Men, do you have an interview today? Have you warmed up the iron yet? For those of you that have never ironed a shirt this video will help. Doug Mayes breaks out the iron, ironing board, and a very wrinkled shirt.

Have a sense of urgency. Those that don't get the job are those that are a step behind. When you get a call from a recruiter, call them back immediately. When you get a show time, get there early. Doug talks about these tips and many more.

Mike Faber is an author and keynote speaker, and in this video shares one of his "Five Must See Job Search Tips."

Mike Faber is an author and keynote speaker, and in this video shares one of his "Five Must See Job Search Tips."

Mike Faber is an author and keynote speaker, and in this video shares one of his "Five Must See Job Search Tips."