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Susan Reynolds is a career expert for Newmarket Careers, a Santa Clarita career coaching firm in Southern California. Susan has a number of years experience helping people in the job market and recommends Newmarket's free career assessment for those looking for Santa Clarita jobs.

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Details Matter when Seeking New Employment
Rarely have greater numbers of competitive candidates existed for job prospects. However, hiring hasn't completely stopped, in spite of the declining market, housing collapse, even the upcoming election! To beat rivals, those seeking employment need to lift themselves to the head of the pack by taking care of their inventory. Read
By: Susan Reynolds | 30/06/2009 | Career Management

Successful Job Searches
Don't quit. In order to pursue a new career position you must carefully strategize and identify every move that will lead to a successful job search. To get your foot in the door, you are going to have to research various industries, find the companies you want to work for, and then target the key decision makers. Read
By: Susan Reynolds | 03/11/2008 | Resumes

Searching for Jobs Successfully
Many times I have been asked basic questions about how to have an efficient job search. People wonder about how aggressive to be after an interview and how soon is too soon to send a thank-you letter. What do I say to this? Do what it takes, while being polite and gracious. Read
By: Susan Reynolds | 18/07/2008 | Career Management

Dating is Similar to Looking for a Job!
Locate an excellent job and an excellent spouse: The methods for successfully doing these searches are probably more similar than you would have thought! This month's job search advice will compare the process of finding a working partner with that of finding a potential spouse. Rule Number One : DATE LIKE YOU MEAN TO WED! Even if it's not appealing initially, give it a chance. Even if early on there appears that there isn't enough money or growth, that you're dealing with the wrong company, Read
By: Susan Reynolds | 21/01/2008 | Careers