Job Search Strategies
Find and keep a job you can love
Webinars for You
Once a month, the Center for Faith and work hosts live webinars to help you live your faith at work and experience Christ's transforming presence in your workplace. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn to stay abreast of upcoming events. Webinars feature conversations on relevant...
Do You Know Where You Are Going?
Where are you going? You may ask, “What?” The question bears repeating, where are you going? Where are you going in your personal life? As the leader, where are you going in your business? As I was thinking about those questions, I just could not get out of my mind of a story that I...
What Christian CEOs Look for When Hiring New College Grads
In preparation for meeting with Christian Business Faculty Association, John Beckett surveyed 50 Christian CEOs, all of whom head large public and private businesses and institutions. He asked them to identify the most important qualities they look for when hiring recent college graduates....
It's Never Too Late to Head Back to School
More and more adults are heading back to college to sharpen their skills and broaden their understanding—especially in the rapidly changing realm of business. In fact, according to NBC News, the enrollment rate of adults going back to school is rising faster than typical college-aged...
5 Tips for Gracefully Accepting Constructive Criticism
Criticism -- even if it's constructive criticism -- can be tough to stomach. How we respond to criticism lets others see behind the curtain of our lives. one is perfect, but accepting criticism is tough. Unbelievers watch how we respond to criticism and challenges to see who we really are...
Don’t Let Unemployment Undo Your Identity
Let's face it. Our identity and work are closely aligned--and rightly so because God made us to work. But it's possible to let work be the defining reality of who we are. When we lose a job or can’t get a job, our very understanding of who we are can unravel. But good can come from this...
Must-Knows Before Your Job Interview
Both of my daughters are now at an age where they are starting to consider their careers in earnest, and as a result, I’ve been fielding lots of practical questions lately about the job application and interview process. This week I thought I’d share some of that advice for those of you who...
Nine Questions You Should Ask in Every Job Interview
The key to making a positive impression in a job interview is to ask good questions. But not questions you should know the answers to, like “What does the position entail?" or “What is your vacation policy?” Instead, consider the nine questions listed in this article.
How Graduates Can Get Ahead
Jack Welch, legendary former CEO of GE offers advice for 2013 graduates on how to establish your reputation in the workplace. How do you distinguish your self from all the other job applicants?
First 90 Seconds Makes or Breaks an Interview
Within 90 seconds, 33% of bosses report that they know whether they will hire the person they're interviewing. Read this Undercover Recruiter article for interview tips. What would you add to the list?
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