Frank J. Giudice

Frank J. Giudice is a graduate of Gannon University and has been teaching a variety of subjects for over 20 years. He is a certified Social Studies Teacher, Microsoft Office Master Instructor and taught Job Readiness Skills. My first book, "The Pieces Of The Puzzle - A Job Hunters Guide For The 21st Century", is currently available at www.createspace.com/3710544.

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Business Card Marketing
In the age that we are in, nothing is more valuable than information. This is what drives the generator of knowledge, growth and development. Asking the right question, having the appropriate data, enables companies to utilize a variety of resources more effectively. The more that one knows about...
Changes
"Things do not change. We do." H.D. Thoreau If there is one constant in life, one thing that occurs, that we have no power over, is change. Change happens whether we want it or not. Sometimes we are agents of change and then there are those times where we are its pawn. Change is inevitable...
Don´t Play By The Rules If You Want Results
Just answering ad's isn't enough in this job market. You need to find ways to stand out from the crowd to land the opportunity that you want.
EFFECTIVELY USING WEB FOR YOUR CAREER MARKETING
"EVERYBODY GONE SURFIN', SURFIN´ USA…" The Beach Boys Over the years the internet has changed the way business does business. More and more, companies have increased their web presence and, in doing so, cut back on personnel and in personal contact. At job fairs, the phrase "you need to ...
Getting Results from a Cover Letter
Before the advent of computers and the subsequent security measures undertaken by employers due to 9-11, job seekers had an easier time. You got dressed for success (men a suit and tie, women a dress or pants suit), walked into to the company you wanted to work for and got an application from ...
Job Hunting Did You Know...
Here is a list of important things to remember when working on finding the right career. A) 86% of employers look at soft skills to be the top reasons why they hire someone. B) Between 70 & 80% of all jobs are filled through word of mouth. Hint: Keep your network list up to date and ma...
The Job Application: Your Paper Interview
There are always obstacles on the path to a new job. Writing a cover letter that stands out is one. Next, the resume that features skills and accomplishments instead of duties and responsibilities needs to be crafted. Then comes the research part of our trip, finding those companies we want ...
Making a Job Fair Work For You
One of the more popular ways to find work is to attend a job fair. Normally held in Hotels or local colleges, it is a great way for an employer to meet candidates who are interested and interesting. While there are many ways to work the room, here are a few tips and tricks to help you focus on mak...
A Lesson In Time
Time is the great equalizer. There are only 24 hours in a day and no one can buy more time, it can only be spent. Some want to control time, but no matter how much you might beg or plead, it is the same for everyone, rich or poor, as I said the great equalizer. Time is also a resource that can ...
It's The Little Things That Count
Remember the expression “a stitch in time saves nine.” Tailors and seamstresses lived by that. What stitches they used, the type of thread, and the placement, made a garment that was strong and durable. Or one that had the buttons falling off. Or had loose threads that when pulled would cause a ...
Dressing for the Successful Interview
“Cause every girl’s crazy for a sharp dressed man”, ZZ Top Getting dressed is one of those simple things Mom taught us growing up: make sure your socks match, that your underwear is clean, that your pants fit AROUND your waist – not below it, and wear a jacket or you’ll catch cold. Right, that’s...
Key Word Games: How To Get Your Resume To Stand Out
“Why don’t they do what they say, say what you mean, one thing leads to another”-The Fixx? We’ve all heard the expression choose your words carefully and in writing your resume, the right words can mean the difference between a great resume and an ineffective one. One helpful clue to remember i...
Writing A Resume That Works For You
Do you have a resume? This question is all that one hears today when looking for a job. But what is a resume? It is a marketing tool that you use to describe your life-work experience. It should show your background, accomplishments and skills, and how they were used to help you succeed. And,...
The Value of Volunteering
“It takes a village to raise a child”, African Proverb It seems that every employment ad today is looking for experience in that particular line of employment. But the problem is, how do you get experience if no one will hire you in the field you’ve chosen to gain it? The best way to gain t...
Who Do You Know? Reasons why your network is important
“Is there anybody out there?” – “The Wall”, Pink Floyd When we’re looking for the right career opportunity, we think of ourselves as alone. As if no one has ever had to do this before. Some of us see the path to success glimmering in the sunshine, while others are searching for the bread crumb ...
What Am I Going To Do Now?
The rumors are for once true and after devoting time and energy into a career at company X, when the layoffs hit, your name was on the list. First comes that sinking feeling of what am I going to do now. Then, as you’re walking out to the car with a box of desk stuff, you realize that tomorrow is ...

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