Signs youre headed toward career burnout what to do about it

Signs youre headed toward career niedergeschlagenheit what to do about itSigns youre headed toward career burnout what to do about itWhen it comes to work-related anxiety, there is no time of day thats safe from unwanted stress. Like, when its 2 a.m., and youve been rolling around in bed, mulling over that snide remark your coworker made and worrying if your manager is secretly unimpressed with your work. Or, its 7 p.m. and your partner is excitedly telling you about their latest creative conquest, and youve missed the last three minutes because youre refreshing your email as you stir the dinner youre making.Its estimated that upward of 83% of Americans report a frazzled feeling toward their careers, a common thread thats leading many to a major professional crash-and-burn.Though for some, an OOO or long weekend is enough to clear your mind and refocus your work/life balance will do the trick, for others, a priority gut check is in order.Career burnout is a unique type of job-relat ed stress. Its an indication that your job or business has taken mora energy that you have available to give and that your brain is signaling that things are out of whack, explains career coach Melissa Brown. Normally our weekends and vacations offer us enough space to feel refreshed and ready to take on challenges at work. But if youve recently taken a vacation, and instantly felt depleted upon returning to work, burnout may be to blame.Here, some strong indicators youre speeding toward career burnout - and what to do about it.1. Your Sunday scaries are intenseEven for folks who landed their dream gigs right out of college (lucky fools), sometimes going to work seems, well, bleh. Though its normal to want mora time to play than to work, if you boil over with stress and anxiety on Sunday night because you have to report to work in the A.M., your career burnout might be in full swing, according to Brown.Maybe its due to a change in upper management or a shift in your personal life t hat has you interested in other industries or ways of living and working, but this continued sense of dread means its time to seek different opportunities.Sometimes cutting the cord and leaving your current job might be the best solution for you, but if youre not ready for something completely new, try to find a new project at work that excites you. And dont forget that theres more to life than just your job - perhaps a passion project in your free time can help lift your energy and make your time at work more inspired, lead career and business coach at Rowan Coaching, Louisa Shepard says. Either way, my advice is to follow your joy, whether that means finding new opportunities in your current role, or looking for them elsewhere.2. Youre skipping meals and avoiding working outWhen a quick glance at your overbooked Google calendar is enough to make your heart race, the last thing you want to do is sprint it out on a treadmill. Feeling strapped for time during a busy week or month is an experience all professionals have, but if you feel so limited by the number of hours in a day that you arent eating or working out, its time to reconsider. As Brown notes, this means youre 100% prioritizing your work over your physical health and over time, your body will pay the price.To overcome this, Brown suggests scheduling self-care much like you would a sales meeting, a product marketing call or a check-in with your assistant. Youll feel better at work and consequently, do better work, if your physical health is taken care of. People say healthy body, healthy mind for a reason. But if you have to set an alarm to remind yourself to eat, do that, she suggests.Its also recommended to skip out on some of the post-work social events that could be overloading your evenings unnecessarily. Though making an appearance at some corporate happy hours is often seen as a plus to managers, if the bro culture has get-togethers nightly, you shouldnt feel pressured to attend them all and as Brown says, youll perform stronger if youre reenergized than constantly sleepy at your cubicle.If you have to pass on the glass of wine after a long, stressful day so that you can wake up an hour early to get a workout in, know that itll make you feel better in the long-run. Trade in the alcoholic instant gratification for long-term career success, she says.3. You find simple tasks difficultIf you used to zip through your morning routine of answering emails, pulling reports, and scheduling calls without a second thought, and now you procrastinate every click of the mouse, you might be growing increasingly unhappy at your job. This is when Brown says to dig a little deeper and determine your motivations - or rather, lack of.If you feel resistance towards your to-dos and procrastinate heavily, its probably because you lack motivation to do the things you have to do. When youre motivated, you can do the impossible. When youre unmotivated, youll do just enough to get by. If youre be coming more and more unmotivated at work, its likely that the reward - whether monetary or intrinsic - is not worth the cost, she says.Though it might seem elementary, Brown suggests taking 30 minutes to write down (or okay, type out), the kinds of tasks youre currently doing. Then, in another column, write down the kind of tasks that used to get you excited. Now presents your challenge how do you incorporate what you love into your job description.This might mean talking to your boss about taking on personal projects or switching departments. It might seem like youre adding work, but if its the kind of work you like, itll make your overall job situation a more positive one. And, it could lead to new opportunities more in line with the kind of work you care about, she says.4. You dont like the person youre becomingPart of the perk of having trusted and true friends is their undying commitment to stand by you through the many seasons of your life. Thats why when your best friend ra ises concern of your mental state and your attitude toward life as a whole, you might need to do some soul searching to analyze if you like the person youve become lately. How come? A clear indicator of career burnout, according to Shepard, is when your gig makes you someone youre not.If you know that you value something like authenticity but your work wont allow you the space to be yourself, youre going to exhaust your energy stores simply trying to show up in a way thats misaligned with who you are, Shepard says. Take stock of whats important to you and see if your job aligns with the things that you value. Many people are simply stressed because theyre spending the better part of the day trying to suppress who they really are and what they really want out of a career in favor of whats safe, whats acceptable, or what others expect of them.To do this, Shepard says to take a weekend away (or a staycation, if your budget doesnt allow) to honestly identify the things that make you fru chtwein happy and most fulfilled. When you reach the end of this brainstorm, see how your current role matches your passion.If your career stands in the way of what brings you joy, it might be time to find a better fit, Shepard says.

If your boss says this, its a sign they probably underestimate you

If your anfhrer says this, its a sign they probably underestimate youIf your boss says this, its a sign they probably underestimate youFeedback is the key to success on any job, but some comments or responses may be warning signs of potential problems. Sometimes, the issue is a micromanaging boss. In fact, 59% of respondents in an Accountemps survey admitted to working for a micromanager at least once. If your boss uses the statements listed below, pay attention because there may be issues (real or perceived) with your work wertmiger zuwachs or attitude.Why? questionsIts a part of your bosss job to ask you questions and then provide feedback. However, according to Carisa Miklusak, CEO of tilr, The schrift of questions asked could indicate a potential problem.She provides four examples of problematic why questionsWhy are you meeting with that person?Why did you do that?Why didnt you do that first?Why do you feel thats important?These types of questions could indicate that theyre conce rned about your performance or losing confidence in your abilities, Miklusak warns.Please let me see your workWhen youre a new employee, your boss might ask to see your work before it is sent out. Even after youve been with the company for a while, this might happen on occasion especially for a big project. However, Roberta Matuson of Matuson Consulting warns, If this is happening all the time, it means that your boss lacks confidence in your ability to do things exactly how he or she would like them done.Youre ambitious/assertiveDuring performance reviews, feedback can provide the type of constructive comments that can help to advance your career. However, women tend to receive vague feedback in performance reviews, while their male peers receive specific feedback with action plans and even sponsorship from their bosses, according to Dr. Patti Fletcher, a technology executive, gender equity advocate, and author of DISRUPTERS Success Strategies from Women Who Break the Mold. Vague feedback, in which no specific behaviors or scenarios are called out, with no actionable insights on what you should keep doing, whats working, what isnt, and areas of development, are red flags, Fletcher says.If your boss describes you as ambitious or assertive, you are probably bedrngnis receiving a compliment (though if your male counterparts receive those same words as descriptors, they likely are receiving compliments), she explains. Without this insight, as well as the desired outcomes, women are not able to come to a common understanding and create mutual expectations - in short, your boss will get frustrated and so will you.You have a lot going onIf youve been passed over for new projects or stretch roles, your boss may use an indirect approach to communicate a lack of confidence in your skills. And, according to Miklusak, this may be a gender-based response. Men are positioned based on their potential, and theyre asked if they are interested in taking on a big project, an d they are part of the decision, she says.Women, on the other hand, are hired or appointed based on experience, and if your boss lets you know that you were not chosen by saying things like you already have a lot going on, thats a red flag. Miklusak believes that this could be an unconscious bias, especially among male bosses, but she warns that not being allowed to participate in other projects or stretch roles can negatively impact your career.Other red-flag phrasesGrant Findlay-Shirras, co-founder of Parkbench.com believes that there are other words and phrases that should be cause for alarm.Let me do that for youWhat are you doing?How are you (insert task)?According to Findlay-Shirras, These phrases and questions should alert an employee to the fact that they are not doing well, they are not fitting in, and they should do something about it.Tips to reverse the situationIf your boss underestimates you, fortunately, there are steps that you can take to reverse the situation. Somet imes, your bosss analysis may not be accurate, but in other instances, there may be performance issues that you are not aware of.Abbi Whitaker, co-founder of The Abbi Agency believes that employees who want to gain the confidence of their boss or coach need to go the extra mile. Go above and beyond stay late to get the job done by a deadline, and proof your work very carefully to ensure there are no spelling errors or other mistakes.Whitaker also recommends sending thought leadership articles to your boss and include comments on how the lessons can be incorporated by the company. These actions demonstrate that you want to help drive culture and new ideas show that youre engaged as an employee, and someone I would definitely want to keep around for years, Whitaker explains.Sometimes, it may be necessary to take a more detailed approach to changing your bosss perception.Cynthia Bucy, senior career consultant at IMPACT Group, advises the following stepsAsk your boss if there any are c oncerns about your ability to accomplish the workAcknowledge any difficulties dont try to cover up mistakesProvide details of your plan to accomplish work, including measurable milestones with deadlinesRequest checkpoint meetings to reassure your boss that youre on trackIf there have been problems in the past, recount steps taken to change and share successes those steps have led toEmphasize strengths and achievements from the past, as well as what youve learned that will lead to improved workRequest training/development opportunitiesIf your boss refers to you as being ambitious or assertive, Fletcher recommends asking for an explanation of those terms. Dont use this opportunity to argue, but to help your boss understand his/her unconscious bias, she says.When youre not assigned to new projects or roles because your boss says you have a lot going on, dont just passively accept this response if youre certain that you are an excellent worker who has good time management, multitasking, and organizational skills. Use data to explain why you would be a good fit, Miklusak explains. If you have personal or family commitments outside of work, she says this is none of the companys business if you excel on the job. Do not let your boss bring your personal commitments into the conversation redirect attention to the reality rather than the perception.Another thing you can do is find a mentor. According to Bucy, a mentor who is considered a strong team member can help you figure out the best approach for working harmoniously with your boss.However, a mentor is also beneficial for other reasons. According to Autumn Manning, co-founder and CEO of YouEarnedIt, As a woman, its important to find people in leadership positions that not only have formal authority over your role, but people who can also be an advocate for you, offer perspective, give you real feedback, and most importantly, encourage you to step into opportunity when they see it.Manning warns that a boss who only looks at your title or your level of experience isnt necessarily considering your potential. However, when someone sees the passion, the intuition, the skills and knowledge you bring, and what you can do for the team regardless of formal title, then theres something special there, she concludes.So, how do you get the boss to look past your flaws and consider what you could add to the company?According to Findlay-Shirras, you must get your boss and coworkers to want you to succeed. The top performers at a company can literally MAKE a person successful. Therefore, you need them to support you.Therefore, he says you need to be the type of person that they want to keep even if your performance doesnt merit it. Work hard, be a champion of culture, ask questions, and show that you want to improve, Findlay-Shirras explains. And you can buy more time until your performance improves.This article first appeared on Fairygodboss.

A Career as a Professional Dancer

A Career as a Professional DancerA Career as a Professional DancerA dancer is aperforming artistwho uses movement to convey stories and ideas. He or she usually has expertise in a particular type of dance including jazz, ballet, modern dance, ballroom or tap, but some excel in mora than one of these areas. Dancers perform on stage, in movies, on television, in music videos, at theme parks, and on cruise ships. Quick Facts About Dancers They earned amedian wageof $14.31 per hour in 2014.16,000 people worked as dancers in 2012.Dance companies employed about 30% of them.Employment is expected togrow as fast as the averagefor all occupations through 2024. How to Get Your Start If youve never taken a dance lesson, you may have come upon this article a little late. Many, but bedrngnis all, professional dancers began theirtraining when they were children.Regardless of when you began training, you must spend a great deal of time taking classes and practicing.You can look into summer or after school dance programs or pre-professional programs with dance companies.A college degree isnt a must- only 14% of dancers have a bachelors degree- but some people earn bachelors degrees from theater or fine arts programs. Since many dancers also sing and act, honing these skills can prove to be worthwhile. What Soft Skills Do You Need to Succeed in This Career? Active Listening You must be able to give your full attention to choreographers and directors.Active Learning You need the ability to easily pick up new dance routines.Creativity Artistic ability will allow you to convey ideas through your movements.Interpersonal Skills As a dancer, you will often have to work as part of a kollektiv including other dancers, choreographers, and other performers. You must be able to interact with them successfully. The Downside of Being a Dancer Be prepared to spend a lot of time on the road if you are part of a dance company.Brace yourself for rejections.Get ready to work for many hours if you go on tour with a dance company. You will spend your days rehearsing and your nights performing.Have a backup plan. Due to career-ending injuries, dancers often have to stop performing while still in their thirties. Many become choreographers or dance instructors. Common Misconceptions You will get to have fun all the time Dancers work very hard, and while they may enjoy what they do, this is a job, and its about much more than having fun.You will be discovered It is unlikely that a famous producer will see you dancing in your studio (or on Youtube) and say I want this young woman or man to be in my show. To get hired, you will have to go on a lot of auditions.You will make a lot of money The median wage for this career is relatively low.You will become famous Most dancers do not achieve fame. Many work in theme parks and on cruise ships. All you need is talent While its true that dancers need talent to succeed, they also spend a great deal of time learning com plicated routines and rehearsing.You will do nothing but dance Dancers who work in theme parks or on cruise ships sometimes do additional jobs off stage. You should not be surprised if you have to interact with guests, serve drinks or wait on tables. What Will Employers Expect From You? The following requirements come from actual job announcements Able to perform multiple high-energy shows each dayPractice regularly and prepare for auditions and weekly rehearsalsWorks as part of a team to increase productivity while providing excellent guest serviceHas to generate excitement and youthful energyCan pick up choreography quickly Is This Occupation a Good Fit for You? Holland Code ARS (Artistic, Realistic, Social)MBTI PersonalityTypes INTP, ESTP, ESFP, ISFP Related Occupations TitleDescriptionMedian Hourly Wage (2014)Required Education/TrainingActorPortrays characters on stage, in movies, in commercials, and on television shows$19.82Formal training from acting classes or com pletion of a dramatic arts program at a collegeChoreographerCreates or interprets dances$21.28Experience as a dancer with subsequent training in choreographySingerInterprets music and words using his or her voice$24.16No educational requirements for pop music singers but opera singers usually earn a bachelors degreeMusicianPlays an instrument for a live audience or in a studio$24.16Pop musicians arent typically required to get a college degree, but classical musicians often earn one. SourcesBureau of Labor Statistics, US Department of Labor,Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-15 (visited October 7, 2015).Employment and Training Administration, US Department of Labor,O*NET Online(visited October 7, 2015).

37% of workers would leave their job if not offered this essential tool

37% of workers would leave their job if not offered this essential tool37% of workers would leave their job if not offered this essential toolA new report shows that theres a skills-training gap in many U.S. workplaces. Employees who need training on various skills arent getting it, and employees who want training on various skills arent getting it either. This all, of course, affects internal advancement and building yourself as a mora desirable candidate when it comes to looking for your next job.The report, called Future of Work and Employee Learning, was from the Sitel Group, a customer experience management company.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moreThe most surprising finding was this a full37% of employees would leave their job if they werent offered training.And yet,92% of employees say that learning something new at work makes them more motivated and engaged so employers would do well do offer as much training and new opportunities to skill up as they can.In addition30% of employees say they have avoided asking their employer for training on a certain skill because it would make them look bad46% of employees believe their employer penalizes them for not having certain skills at their job.79% say that when looking for a job, it was important that the employer offers a formal training program to their employeesThere is a training gap, Aaron Schwarzberg, COO at Learning Tribes USA, part of the Sitel Group, told Ladders. Employees arent necessarily aya how to ask for their employers to address that gap. There is an issue of employees needing additional training, additional resources, additional support and theyre not a hundred percent sure how to ask for it.Employers need to step upThe responsibility, he says, lies with the employers. I think its incumbent upon the employers to take responsibility for the dynamic and to provide comprehensive learning an d development for employees, Schwarzberg said. He suggests that employers reach out to employers to proactively find out and uncover what additional services and needs there are by conducting research and internal studies, for example.In the report, it was found that 51% of employers dont offer soft skills training. And while 33% of employees say they have had training on technology skills, only 17% say theyve had management skills training.When looking for a new job, candidates should be explicitly asking prospective employers about what training they offer employees.Thats one thing that employees should frankly feel very comfortable asking their prospective employer, Schwarzberg told Ladders. The question can be asked directly What are they doing currently to invest in their employees? Its OK to make it an open-ended question because they more pointed employees make it, the easier it is on the employer to speak to the direct question asked versus speaking generally.Other questions could be, What are you currently doing right now to address development, to address training, learning, and development needs? and What practices are in place currently?If an employer spent a little time getting to know each candidate and their strengths and weaknesses, it would be a step in the right direction, said Schwarzberg. Nearly 35% of employees felt their employer did not take the time to get to know them in terms of their skills and how to help them advance.Without actually taking the time to ask someone what they need, or what resources they need, or where they feel that their gaps are, people feel powerless, they feel unimportant, they feel like a cog in the wheel versus an important piece of the puzzle to each organization.You might also enjoyNew neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happyStrangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds10 lessons from kleine Franklins daily schedule that will double your productivityThe worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs10 habits of mentally strong people

How to Get a Telecommuting Job

How to Get a Telecommuting JobHow to Get a Telecommuting Job4Youve probably already heard the old adage, Dress for the job you want, not the job you have. Taking pride in the way you dress and present yurself conveys competence, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude. Employers want to hire people who have these traits.When you are looking to get atelecommuting job, you still need to convey these qualities, but you wont be able to rely on a tasteful outfit to help you.Here are eight tips on how toget a telecommuting job1. Decide which kinds of telecommutingjobs suit you the best.Its easiest to convince a befhigung employer that you would be perfect for a job when you believe it yourself. This meansconfirming that telecommuting is right for you, then figuring out what kind of remote work would best suit your abilities. Using the advanced searchpage, you can narrow your job search by the level of telecommuting involved 100 percent telecommuting, mostly telecommuting, some telecommuting, a nd vorkaufsrecht for telecommuting. Here are what the different levels mean100 Percent TelecommutingAs the name suggests, this arrangement means you will be working from home all of the time. You will most likely be part of a remote team with coworkers across the country and possibly even the world. Companies with several remote employees usually use a remote work platform, such as Skype, Google Docs, Sococo, Slack, Google Hangouts, or Trello, to connect the scattered team and facilitate communication.Mostly TelecommutingIn this work-from-home scenario, you will be working remotely most of the time, with periodic travel or trips to the company offices for meetings. Be sure to ask qualifikation employers for specifics about when you will be required to work outside of your home office.Some TelecommutingAt this telecommuting level, the job may involve frequent travel, or you may be asked to work in the office some days of the week. This kind of remote position may or may not require y ou to live near the companys offices or in a particular sales area, so be sure to check the job description to make sure the position is a good geographical fit.Option for TelecommutingIn this scenario, employers are typically open to hiring either an in-person candidate or a remote candidate, depending on which candidate they believe is best for the job. If you know you are a great fit for a position, show off your qualifications in your cover letter and be up front about your desire to work from home. Include in your cover letter why you think a remote work arrangement will help you provide the company with the best possible results.2. Take pride in how you present yourself online.Your online presence can be a blessing or a curse in your job search, depending on what kind of impression it gives potential employers. When applying for a remote job, you may not have an opportunity to meet the hiring manager in person, so make sure yoursocial media pages, website, or blog are positive and professional.But before you get carried away and delete all of your accounts, be aware that having no online presence can also hurt you. If you get hired for a remote job, you will be communicating with coworkers and your babo online. Therefore, its important to show that you know how to present yourself in a professional manner using online platforms.If you dont have one yet, consider creating a profile on the professional networking siteLinkedIn. Then make sure your profile is as current, complete, and compelling as your cover letter and resume.Lastly, recognize that any interaction you have with someone- even a quick IM- can leave an impression on them. This is especially true when remote communication is all an employer has to go on.If you have a video call scheduled, be mindful of whats in the background. And for phone interviews, be sure to choose a distribution policy that minimizes both background noise and interruptions.3. Write compelling, error-free cover letters and resumes.Application paperwork is important no matter what kind of job youre looking for, but if youre applying to remote jobs, yourcover letterandresumeare your only chance to make a great first impression.Check every document for proper punctuation, line spacing, and clear formatting. Put things you want to stand out in bold and have a trusted friend read through your resume and cover letter before you send them out.4. Highlight the traits that remote employers are looking for.Aside from showing that you are qualified for the job, you also want potential employers to know that you have what it takes to work from home. More so than traditional jobs, remote positions require high levels accountability, self-monitoring, time management, organization, communication skills, and the ability to prioritize tasks successfully.Show employers you have these traits by submitting a flawless resume and cover letter thathighlight your work-from-home skills.If you have experience working remotely , mention in your cover letter why this arrangement is a great fit for you. If you dont have any remote work experience yet, be sure to include why your personality and skills make you an excellent candidate for a remote job.5. Do your homework.Since your boss wont be able to monitor you as you work, she will want to know that you care about the companys mission enough to motivate yourself. Show you can do this bytailoring your cover letters and resumesto each company you are applying for.Youll also want to get a feel for the company culture. Do this by reading through the companys website and social media pages. Then, use this information to match the companys tone in your own communication. In the same waythat you might adapt your behavior to your surroundings for an in-person interview, matching the companys vibe in your remote communication can help show them that youd be a great fit for their team.6. Prepare to answer questions about remote work.During an interview for a remote job, you will probably be asked several questions designed to gauge your ability to work independently. The telecommuting experts atHubstaff, a provider of software for managing remote teams, offer a great overview forhow to ace a remote job interviewand suggest preparing answers to the following questionsWhat hours will you be working?What is your remote work experience?What is your home office like?Can you stick to a schedule?What tools have you used to complete and manage remote projects?Are you willing to use time-tracking software?How do you stay focused on a deadline when working remotely?How do you troubleshoot problems on your own?As always with job interviews, remember that you get bonus points whenever you can give concreteexamples of your abilities7. Be positive.Censor yourself if you feel the urge to say or write something negative. Be positive, be enthusiastic, and reveal your competence through thoughtful communication. If you convey a positive attitude, potential emp loyers will associate you with positive traits, and you will feel more positive, too.Remember that people cant hear your tone of voice or see your expression when reading an email or cover letter, so be sure your words convey who you are as a professional.8. Never confuse a single defeat with a final defeat.Its extremely unlikely you will get interviewed or hired for every job you apply for. Dont let not gettingsomejobs put you in a negative mindset that keeps you from gettinganyjob.Persistenceis key and so islearning from your mistakes. Soon enough you will go from being the person who applies for the telecommuting job to the person who gets the telecommuting jobLooking for more job search advice? Check out our job search tips category.Readers, what are you doing to get a telecommuting job?Sara Sutton contributed to this post.

The Hidden Facts About Cv Website

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Top Strategies for Mobile Recruiting Success - Spark Hire

Top Strategies for Mobile Recruiting Success - Spark HireWith job candidates becoming more and more invested in their smartphones, a recruiter needs to make sure that theyre spending enough time on their mobile recruiting techniques. Mobile recruiting is key when it comes to landing top talent. If youre hoping to ramp up your efforts in this area, here are some strategies to considerGet active when candidates are actually spending time on their phonesYou can spend time on mobile recruiting efforts all you want, but if youre not doing so when candidates are actually on their phones, this work will just end up being a waste of time. In order to make it worth your while, youll want to focus your mobile recruiting efforts during hours when candidates are engaged with their phones. Prime time includes from 5-8pm, when candidates are at the gym, heading home from work, and eating dinner. Try to make contact in the early morning before the 9-5 workday has begun too. Lunchtime contact may al so prove fruitful.Get personalIf a candidate youre trying to connect with feels like youre sending the same message to hundreds of people, the likelihood that they remain interested in what you have to say is slim. Instead, youll want to spend some time really getting to know these people as individuals. What are they interested in? What do they love about their current position? What are they looking for in another job? When you can talk to them on a deeper level, youre able to form a more genuine connection, and can also spot an opportunity that is much more appealing to them. Remember that these individuals arent just employees, they have likes, dislikes, goals, and passions too.Make sure youre optimized for mobileIf you want candidates to be able to apply for a job online, make sure that they can also do so when theyre on their phones. All sites should be optimized for mobile, as its becoming increasingly common for an individual to browse the web without even hopping on their c omputer. By making it easy for a candidate to apply to a job or search openings without even having to crack open a computer, you have a much greater chance at holding their attention.What steps do you take to keep your mobile recruiting efforts sharp? Let us know in the commentsImage bloomua/Bigstock.com