If you are applying for a lot of substance abuse jobs and not receiving any response to your applications or resume, you are not alone. In past years, most job applications and resume submittals were, at the very least, acknowledged with a form letter. This is no longer the case. On the one hand, this
Written by addiction jobs If you are a substance abuse professional, or hope to one day be one, there is nothing more valuable than having a business mentor and coach on your side to whom you can turn to in a variety of situations. A mentor is someone who has more experience in a business or industry than you
Written by addiction jobs If your search is on for mental health careers, at some point you will have a few great interviews and be asked to submit your job references. It would be a good idea to have already given those some thought and have them prepared and ready to hand over at a moments notice. One thing
Written by addiction jobs Mental health jobs can encompass a wide range and most people who enter this field are primarily interested in the prospect of helping others and making a difference. Does that make us gullible? Not necessarily, but we just sometimes try too hard and too long to find the good in just about anything. There isn’t
Written by addiction jobs So, you’re looking for a drug and alcohol counselor job and have had, what you thought, were some promising interviews. Sometimes we never know why we didn’t get a particular job and that can be very frustrating, particularly when we are “sure” that it was the perfect position. If this is happening with regularity
Written by addiction jobs When it comes to searching for recovery jobs, it’s no secret that many have taken to social media to pursue companies and even try to land a job. We’ve already written an article about that here. We’ve even talked a bit about how employers are using social media to take a look at prospective employees.
Written by addiction jobs Interviewing for drug and alcohol jobs can be stressful and the best way to combat that is to be as prepared as possible. To do this, take the time to research common interview questions and consider how you would answer them. You’ll also want to take some time and practice out loud as well. Here
Written by addiction jobs Signs to Help You Avoid Bad Employers If someone suggested to me that I should avoid bad employers in a tight job market, I tell them that they were crazy. Most people are looking to get hired at any cost. If this is you, that’s understandable. However, take a few moments and consider the implications
Written by addiction jobs Addiction Jobs Phone Interview Tips So you’re in the running for one of the addiction jobs that you’re interested in and find out that they are doing an initial screening with a short phone interview. No problem! - at least, it’s not if you’re prepared. Employers have started using phone interviews to narrow down their
Written by addiction jobs Seven Sure Signs of a Bad Resume Whether you’re the job seeker or the hiring manager, it’s important to know what constitutes a good resume and what can really make a stinker. We’ve already covered some ways to make your resume stand out from the crowd. However, in this article we’re going to talk about
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