| New Jobs, Promotions, and Raises Hire Style: Landing a New Job, Promotion, or Raise is All About Confidence By Suze
Orman Will someone explain to me why in this tough job environment all the "advice" is centered on how to write the
perfect
resume, compose a catchy cover letter, or master the latest in interview etiquette? Sure, you need to pay attention
to all of that, but my goodness, let's get real. If you want to snag that great new job, promotion, or raise, I think
it is far more important to focus on your inner confidence. If you exude confidence you are going to get attention.
In this super-competitive job market where boatloads of qualified folks are vying for the same job or promotion,
that's the real key to success.
So I'm not going to spend any time dispensing resume tips. Please. You can get that elsewhere. Instead, we're
going
to focus on my first law of financial and career success: Power Attracts Money and Powerlessness Repels Money. Read
on and I will show you how plugging into your own power source will put you on a successful career path.
Power Play - Secrets to Appearing Confident
We all tend to think that money has tremendous power. But the most important thing for you to realize is that
money has no power on its own. You give money its power; by itself, money really is nothing more than
"currency," a medium flowing back and forth between people. Think about it: You have to earn it. You have to
decide how to spend your paycheck. The power of money comes from the decisions you make. more...
Article also contains: - Boost Your Financial Confidence
- The Power Game
- Don't Settle
Raise Rules
You're probably not going to like hearing this, but your personal needs have absolutely nothing to do with a pay
raise. The fact that your rent went up 10 percent is not a reason for a raise. The fact that you want a new car is
also not a reason for a raise. A pay raise is simply about one thing: you deserve a bump in your income because of
what you have achieved in your job. more...
Article also contains: - Tell Yourself You Deserve It
- Justify the Raise
Suze Orman has been called “a force in the world of personal finance”
and a “one-woman financial advice powerhouse” by USA Today. She is the author
of four consecutive New York Times bestsellers, including The Road to Wealth.
Suze Orman, a
Certified Financial Planner Professional®,
directed the Suze Orman Financial Group from 1987-1997, served
as
Vice President of Investments for Prudential Bache Securities from
1983-87, and from 1980-83, was an Account Executive at Merrill Lynch.
Watch Suze every Saturday night on CNBC.
Check www.suzeorman.com
for TV listings.
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