New York Life hiring for Financial Services roles

Many Americans are still reeling from the impact of the financial crisis. Amid the chaos, New York Life Insurance Company stands safe and secure, just as it has for generations. Despite nationwide high unemployment, New York Life is hiring talented, dedicated and highly motivated people every day!
If you’ve never considered a career in insurance and financial sales, that’s okay. The majority of New York Life Agents arrive with diverse career backgrounds including Education, Coaching, Athletics, Military, Finance, Banking, Mortgage, and Real Estate. We provide the training, the experience and the marketing support services to help you establish your business and stand behind your efforts.

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Do you have general business management & operational skills?

If so, this company in Bedford NY wants you.

Must have;

-GENERAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND OFFICE OPERATION SKILLS
-COMPUTER SKILLS- QUICK BOOKS PRO - WORD-EXCEL-
-INVOICING- COLLECTIONS- BILLING
-PHONE COMMUNICATION SKILLS
-RELIABLE ON TIME ATTENDENCE

PODCAST: Inside the Hiring Process

The Schegg Group's Mary Anne Calabrese joins Chris to detail what happens inside the hiring process. Learn new tips that may get you hired!

Welcome new Westchester employers

Please welcome the following new employers to WestchesterCountyJobs.com

Veterinary Technician
Lewisboro, NY
Cross River Animal Hospital
ENTRY LEVEL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
White Plains, NY
The VIII
Computer Engraver
Elmsford, NY
The Sign Works Inc.
Sales Associate
Stamford, CT
Greenview Construction
Cable Technicians Job Fair
Mamaroneck, NY
Omni Engineering LLC
Executive Assistant - Marketing - Temporary - Immediate Start
White Plains, NY
W.J. Deutsch
Landscape Gardening Foreman
Brewster, NY
John Jay Landscape Development Ltd.
Lawn, Tree & Shrub Care Manager/Working Foreman
Brewster, NY
John Jay Landscape Development Ltd.
Landscape Construction Foreman
Brewster, NY
John Jay Landscape Development Ltd.
Direct Care
Mt. Kisco, NY
Ability Beyond Disability
BOOKKEEPER
PORT CHESTER, NY
VITOLITE ELECTRIC SALES CO.,INC
Food Demonstration
pelham, NY
Lazy 8 Specialty Food

10 tips for job hunters in 2012

Welcome to the 2012 job hunting season, its officially open with the new year and the first day back to work.

January is almost always the busiest hiring month of the year thanks to new budgets being unleashed into the recruiting wild. Many of you will be looking for a new gig this year so here's what you really NEED to know about today's job market.

1. Hiring will be better than last year. Economists expect an average of 175,000 new jobs to be created each month. Things are slowly getting better.

2. The resume black hole still exists. Even if you submit your resume into an ATS (applicant tracking system) its always a good idea to find another way into the company and get your resume in front of an actual person.

3. It's still a "buyers market", at least in most industries. Many employers are still looking for an 'exact DNA match" to their open positions.

4. Age discrimination is still rampant. You need to fight it. Here are some links to help.

5. It's always better to have your resume written by a professional resume writer. Make an investment, get it done.

6. Hiring cycles are still long and drawn out. Be patient after your first interview. There are lots of variables that go into making a hiring decision.

7. When search for jobs online, ignore the job date. If its 2-3 weeks old there is still a very good chance the job is still open and the company is still interviewing.

8. When using job search engines realize they aren't as inclusive as you think. They now only index those companies/job boards that pay them. You still need to seek out the niche and local job boards in your field. You must maximize your search.

9. Tap the hidden job market. Look for companies that are growing and take any job to get your foot in the door. You'll have more job security in the long run.

10. Realize technology is changing the way we work. You need to keep up with it. Don't be left behind.

Thanks for reading and happy hunting everyone. Go get'em!