Advice from Contractors – (final post in series) Useful Advice on Different Areas
This post will finish up our Advice from Contractors series and contains tips on various subjects of importance to people looking for overseas contracting jobs.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors – How to Succeed Working Overseas (part 2)
Advice from contractors on how to succeed once you find your contracting job and you’re actually overseas working. This includes tips on doing well in the work place, coping with difficult people and how to stay motivated.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors – How to Succeed Working Overseas (part 1)
Advice from contractors on how to succeed once you find your contracting job and you’re actually overseas working. This includes tips on doing well in the work place, coping with difficult people and how to stay motivated.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
David Isenberg: Your Job Search and the Big Picture
Everyday I go through nearly a hundred different sources: websites, government reports, news articles and so on, looking for information that will benefit DangerZoneJobs readers. One of the sources I like best is David Isenberg and his blog entries on Huffington Post. David has an extensive background covering the defense industry, contracting and much more. So I decided to ask him how he felt job seekers are affected by keeping current on contracting’s ”Big Picture” stories.
The reason is simple and important. Various government agencies and departments are pushing hard on the larger contracting issues. The outcome of these policy debates will have a very real impact on the number and kinds of jobs available. Read more
Advice from Contractors: Researching Companies (part 2)
This post includes advice about researching companies as part of your overseas job search.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I’ve decided to present them here in the blog, broken down by some broad categories that seemed to appear naturally.
I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. To me, any repeated ideas represent common concerns for and from contractors who take overseas jobs. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors: Researching Companies (part 1)
This post includes advice about researching companies as part of your overseas job search.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I’ve decided to present them here in the blog, broken down by some broad categories that seemed to appear naturally.
I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. To me, any repeated ideas represent common concerns for and from contractors who take overseas jobs. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors: The Overseas Job Search Process (part 2)
This post includes advice about the process of finding overseas jobs.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I’ve decided to present them here in the blog, broken down by some broad categories that seemed to appear naturally.
I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. To me, any repeated ideas represent common concerns for and from contractors who take overseas jobs. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors: The Overseas Job Search Process (part 1)
This post includes advice about the process of finding overseas jobs.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I’ve decided to present them here in the blog, broken down by some broad categories that seemed to appear naturally.
I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. To me, any repeated ideas represent common concerns for and from contractors who take overseas jobs. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors: Networking
This post includes advice about the importance of networking in your job search.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I’ve decided to present them here in the blog, broken down by some broad categories that seemed to appear naturally.
I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. To me, any repeated ideas represent common concerns for and from contractors who take overseas jobs. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more
Advice from Contractors: Work Conditions Overseas
This post is about the conditions you could experience with overseas contracting jobs.
When we conducted our 2010 market survey about the overseas contracting industry, we asked contractors to offer any advice to others. 1152 people took the survey and about 370 left comments. I’ve decided to present them here in the blog, broken down by some broad categories that seemed to appear naturally.
I kept the comments pretty much as they were written. To me, any repeated ideas represent common concerns for and from contractors who take overseas jobs. Each vertical colored line represents a different person’s comments. Read more