Jason Whiting Seeking Sales Help

Jason Whiting, of the Red Mountain Ward, is looking for sales associates willing to assist clients with debt restructuring and loan services to be paid on a per sale commission. Send inquiries and resumes to:

Jason Whiting

jlwhiting@cox.net

Where the East Valley Jobs Are

A recent article by Ed Taylor of the East Valley Tribune covers a few options for job seekers in the valley including hiring efforts by General Dynamics, GoDaddy, The US Government, Banner Health, and Juno Health Care. Find it here. 

Positions Available at MediServe

Mediserve, a developer of Information Systems for Health care organizations has several openings available including 

• Software Quality Engineer
  
• HR Specialist
  
• Staff Accountant
  
• Clinical Consultant
  
• Regional Vice President of Sales
  

Click on the job titles on the MediServe page (linked above) for more information.

Rush Limbaugh Gives Advice to the Unemployed

Rush Limbaugh, someone who has been layed-off and fired several times in his early career, talks to the unemployed about finding opportunity in the chance to plan the rest of your career. See it on youtube here.

Useful Interviewing Tips from ABC News

This ABC News video contains some useful tips for getting ready for that all important job interview. In summary:

Apply directly for specific positions, beyond submitting a resume to an online database. 

Once you apply, do not wait for companies to call you. Get a name of a decision maker at the company via research on the internet and follow-up with a call if possible

In the interview, don't say generic things about yourself, avoid focusing on personal economic woes or the job search. Talk about the interesting things you are doing, (and though it's not in the video, use your Coat of Arms and 30 Second Statements to focus on what your skills and talents are.)

Use good posture and body language. Avoid annoying nervous habits. Smile! Use good posture, relax and be pleasant.

Have some questions of your own to ask in the interviews. Your research of the company will lead you to the right questions to ask.

Remain optimistic as possible. Avoid pessimism.