Showing posts with label lowongan kerja. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lowongan kerja. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Lowongan Investor Relations Supervisor

PT JAKARTA SETIABUDI INTERNATIONAL, Tbk

We are a property investment and development Company, inviting qualified individuals to join our team for the following available position:

Investor Relations Supervisor

Qualification:

  • Male/female with maximum age 30 years old
  • Candidate must posses at least MBA Finance
  • 1 - 2 years working experiences
  • Good & strong communication skill both in Indonesia & English (writting & conversation), analytical skills, presentation skills, writing skills & public speaking
  • General business skill, able to work at flexible hour, under pressure & minimum supervision


Should you meet the above requirements, please send your application with detailed resume and recent photograph to below address and please put the above code for the position applied.


HRD Department, e-mail : hrd.ho2011@gmail.com

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Lowongan kerja Banking CYBER FUTURES

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LOWONGAN KERJA

Suatu posisi yang berperan penting dalam perusahaan kami, dengan persyaratan kandidat sebagai berikut:

CONTROLLING MANAGER

QUALIFICATION

  • Female / Male
  • Age min 23 years
  • S1
  • English 70%
  • Good personality
  • Good communication and Responsible


Should you meet the requirement, please submit your comprehensive resume including recent photograph to :

Email : offer2you@hotmail.com

Attn: Ibu. Mida

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Lowongan Banking Senior System Analyst terbaru

Requirements :

  • Educational background: Computer Science from reputable University or relevant major disciplines.
  • Have 3 – 4 years experience as SA in banking industries
  • Strong knowledge and skill to specify business requirement
  • Strong knowledge and skill in modeling language
  • Strong knowledge and skill in SDLC
  • Excellent in English (written & spoken)
  • Deeply understands one of modeling tool
  • Have good communication skill & analytical problem solving skill
  • Able to working under pressure
  • Full Time



Facilities:


- Basic Salary
- Wages
- THR
- Insurance
- Fast track Career


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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Lowongan Kerja - PT Yamaha Electronics Manufacturing Indonesia is currently emergency needed you to fill this Job Vacancy as Japanese Interpreter and etc

Author: http://id.jobsdb.com


PT Yamaha Electronics Manufacturing Indonesia is one of multinational company which has famous brand in the world. PT Yamaha Electronics Manufacturing Indonesia is currently emergency needed you to fill this Job Career, as:

1. JAPANESE INTERPRETER

Persyaratannya:
  • Male/Female, Single max. 35 years old
  • Passed Noryokushiken level 2
  • Good communication
  • Has experience in manufacturing is an advatange
  • Computer literate for Ms. Office
  • Willing to be stationed in Pasuruan


2. ASST. CHIEF PURCHASING

Persyaratannya:
  • Male/Female, age max. 35 years old
  • Education Bachelor Degree (S1) in any discipline from reputable university
  • Have min.2 years working experience as purchasing
  •  Able to work under presure , tight schedule, independently and in a team
  • Good communication skill
  • Proficient in English and able to operate windows application
  • Good interpersonal, high analytical skill & fast learner
  • Willing to be stationed in Pasuruan - Jawa Timur


3. STAFF ENGINEERING

Persyaratannya:
  • Male,  max. 28 years old
  • D3/S1 degree majoring Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,
  • Proficient in English both oral & written
  • Computer literate
  • Min. 2 years experience in related Job
  • Willing to be stationed in Pasuruan


4. MANAGER PERSONNEL & GA

Persyaratannya:
  • Male, age between 30 - 40 years old
  • S1 Degree of Law/ Psychology/ Management from reputable university
  • Having min. 10 Years experience in same position
  • Familiar with Indonesia Labor Regulation
  • Having good negotiation skill and good leadership
  • Familiar with ISO 14001 & 9001
  • Proficient in English both oral and written, Japanese preferable
  • Willing to be stationed in Pasuruan

5. STAFF INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY

Persyaratannya:
  • Male, Single max. 25 years old
  • Min. D3 Technical Computer
  • Capable in hardware, software and networking
  • Good command in English
  • Min. 2 years experience in related Job
  • Willing to be stationed in Pasuruan




Untuk menunjukkan apresiasi minat dan kemampuan yang kamu miliki untuk Lowongan Kerja ini, maka tolong segera kirimkan CV lengkap dan photo terbaru kamu melalui email, ke:

sugeng_darmanto@gmx.yamaha.com


Monday, June 28, 2010

Relocation Negotiation


By Michael Chaffers,

Sooner or later, you might take a job that will require you and your family to move. You will likely incur significant expenses in the process, and if you are like most people, you will want your employer to pay for at least some of them. The following advice should help you handle this negotiation as effectively as possible.

Focus on Your Interests

The whole point of negotiating for something is to address your real needs. Before you limit what you ask for, make sure you know what you want. Think broadly and do not limit yourself to financial expenses. For example, one client of mine decided these were her needs:

  • Assistance in selecting and paying for child care. (She still had to finish paying her nanny.)
  • A highercost-of-living subsidy.
  • A higher mortgage cost allowance.
  • A bridge loan, because she could not sell her house before she had to relocate.
  • Assistance in choosing a good local school for her older child.

Once you have thought about what help you need, you can prepare to negotiate for a package that suits you.

Find Out What Assistance Is Typical

Your preparation for this negotiation should include the following:

  • Ask your new employer's HR department if the company has a written relocation policy or if it offers standard benefits.
  • Find out who at the company has recently moved, and ask about their relocation packages.
  • Ask your friends or other contacts in similar firms about their experiences or their companies' policies.
  • If you are using a recruiter, he should be able to provide guidance as well.

Keep in mind that companies tend to vary in what they offer, and larger companies have more standardized policies. Therefore, compensation can differ by industry, city or even position in the company (executives tend to get more). Nonetheless, the following expenses are commonly covered:

  • Moving costs.
  • Temporary lodging costs.
  • Travel costs back home if you relocate before your family moves.
  • Job search assistance for the spouse (which may include job search reimbursements, referrals to a recruiter and arranging for interviews inside the company).
  • Assistance in selling your house.

Develop Ideas That Benefit Both Sides

No matter what is standard, many companies are willing to negotiate packages that address their new employees' distinct needs. Still, even though everything is negotiable, your employer is more likely to agree to your ideas if they benefit the company as well. So anticipate this reality, and provide the advantages for your new bosses when you share your ideas.

For example, my client made sure to tell her new company, "I will be able to work longer hours and be more productive from the start if I can get a few important matters settled quickly."

Another client had an employer that, while willing to provide extra assistance for her relocation, did not want to set a precedent of deviating from its written policy. This person solved the problem by saying, "Well, what if we agree that this assistance will be called a signing bonus?"

Get It in Writing

Once you and the company agree on a compensation package for your relocation expenses, make sure you capture that agreement in writing. A formal contract is not necessary, just a simple signed letter detailing the assistance that is being provided and by what time.

A negotiation about relocation compensation is the same as any other negotiation. If you focus on effective preparation, collaborative negotiating and out-of-the-box thinking, you will do well.


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Job Search Geography


By : Peter Vogt

Sometimes, finding a satisfying job is simply a matter of looking in the right place -- literally.

What does geography have to do with your career? Well, we're not talking geography here in terms of Geography 101 -- mountains, prairie land, tundra, weather patterns and so on. We're talking about geography in the context of location, the part of the country or world to which one is referring. Location is one of the many mitigating factors that shoot holes in career generalizations.

Take art education, for example. If you live in a fairly rural area where the entire local school district has only two or three art teachers, your chances of landing an art education job may indeed be remote -- though, it's fair to say, there may still be other possibilities for you. If, on the other hand, you live in or are willing to move to a large urban area, your prospects improve significantly.

Likewise, although there may not be a huge demand for philosophy graduates in the town where you live now, don't feel like you've just wasted four years of study. If you're willing to relocate, you will find there are jobs for people with your background elsewhere. You simply need to do your research to find out where the best place is for you to pursue a career.

While some fields require doing your homework to find the best location, others have more obviously fertile locations. The filmmaking possibilities may not be making headlines in Hollywood, Alabama, but there are plenty of opportunities in Hollywood, California. It may be difficult to find a forestry job in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska, but you might do quite well in the beautiful woodlands near the coastline of Lincoln City, Oregon.

Geography and generalizations just don't mix, as many once-worried job seekers have been pleased to discover after finding the right place to pursue their dreams. So as you explore career possibilities, keep geography in mind. The career you want may indeed be nothing more than a dream where you're living now. But you may well be able to make it a reality somewhere else if you challenge yourself to consider the bigger geographical picture.

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Job Search Strategies for Starting Over in a New Location


By : Peter Vogt

Job hunting becomes harder than usual when you have to confine your search geographically. But you can find a job under such constraints with the right strategy.

Start Sooner Rather Than Later, Especially If You're Moving

After graduating from Brown University in 2004, Stephanie Harris looked for a job long distance for about four months, "doing interviews over the phone and squeezing them in during one trip out to California to visit my fiance." She used Monster Job Search Agents to monitor listings for publishing positions in Orange Country California-- a strategy that resulted in a few solid nibbles but no offers.

Still, by the time she moved early that August, she already had a pretty good sense of the types of publishing companies and jobs there. So in November, when she saw a Monster job ad from Entrepreneur Media, she suspected the position and organization would be a good fit.

"The job description just happened to match perfectly with my duties at an internship the previous summer, and so I applied online," says Harris. "I got the job [marketing associate for Entrepreneur Press, the company's book publishing division], and I'm very happy with it."

Tap Local Job Search Resources

Many communities offer some job search resources. For starters, every state has a government department devoted to labor and workforce issues. Most of these agencies offer Web sites that list local job opportunities. You can also search by State and city Monster.

But don't just search on the Web, stresses Liz Ryan, CEO of WorldWIT, a free online network for professional women in business and technology.

"Find all the local job search resources you can," Ryan says. "Purchase a copy of [your target city's local business publication's] annual ‘Top Local Employers' list. This list is invaluable for learning a lot about the top employers in your city."

Network Using a Variety of Methods

Networking is vital to your success in finding a job in a limited geographic area, says Marcia Merrill, president of eCareerCorner.com and a former career counselor at Loyola College. You can begin by attending local chamber of commerce events, Merrill says, or by asking your school's career center to help youget in touch with alumn in your target city.

You can also add a bit more creativity to your networking strategy. "[A former student] went to a company's Web site, found bios of several employees and saw that one of them lived near his hometown," Merrill says. "So he called that person, and the guy was so impressed, he brought [the student] in for an interview." Four days and three more interviews later, the student was hired.

"Networking is the best way to get a job anywhere, but even more so when your geography is limited," says Robert Zuckman, president of publishing company Zenergy Interactive.

Ryan stresses the importance of telling everyone about your job search, "from the people at your gym to the people at church," not to mention the people you might meet through organizations like WorldWIT and the local chapters of industry professional associations.

If you follow this advice, your geographic limitations will eventually give way to interview invitations and the job you really want -- where you want it.

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10 To-Dos Before You Move for Work


By : Christine F. Della Monaca

Whether it's on your own or for a specific job offer, you need to move for your career. The idea can be exciting yet frightening and overwhelming at the same time.

What do you do first? How do you make sure you get everything done and ensure your move is as hassle-free as possible? According to Diane Wirtz, a Realtor with Realty Executives Boston West in Massachusetts, here are 10 to-dos before you move.

Ask Your Employer About Relocation Benefits

When moving for a specific employer, it is always a good idea to check with your benefits coordinator regarding relocation services. Many large employers have relationships with relocation companies that offer great financial benefits, such as covering moving expenses and closing costs and even providing a buyout option if your home does not sell prior to your move date.

Pick the Right Realtor to List Your Home

An experienced real estate agent will give you a realistic estimate of not only how much your property will sell for, but also how long the process will take. Choose a Realtor with whom you can work well and who has a strong plan for marketing your home.

Be careful not to fall into the trap of hiring the agent who suggests the highest listing price. While everyone wants to see a profit, the expected sale price should be supported by comparable sold homes in your area.

Check Out Your New Home

As soon as you know you'll be moving, start surfing the Web and looking at community profiles local to your new employer. Perhaps one of the most important factors in your decision will be understanding the local economy and housing market. You may be excited about landing a new job with a higher salary, but if the local economy is significantly more expensive than the one you're coming from, you may find yourself further behind financially rather than ahead.

Plan to Make a Few Preview Trips

It will take some time for you to gain familiarity with a new area, so plan a few preview trips, if possible, to help you get comfortable there. You may be assessing various towns or neighborhoods, so do some comparison shopping.

Determine What You Can Live With

The commute to work may be a breeze from the northern suburbs but horrible from the south. You may prefer a bedroom community to the city life. If you have children, the school systems are always critical to your decision. This is a process that will more than likely take some time to work through. Your Realtor can play a key role here.

Find a Real Estate Agent in Your New Hometown

When searching for a real estate agent in your new hometown, remember: You will be relying on this person for guidance and expertise in an unfamiliar community. Your agent should be well-versed in local real estate values, as well as be able to provide helpful information on local amenities such as schools and churches.

In some locations, you will be able to work with a buyer's agent, who will be your advocate. Be sure to take some time to talk to your agent about your working relationship, who the Realtor represents and who pays the Realtor fees. If you don't know where to start looking, ask your listing agent for a referral. Also, the people you have spoken to during the interview process might be able to provide you with a name, since they have probably used a local Realtor themselves.

Look into Mortgage Services

Your Realtor can provide you with a list of local lenders he has worked with. Shop around for the best interest rate and closing costs. Keep in mind, however, that the cheapest does not always mean the best. A reputation of great service and a hassle-free closing can save you both money and headaches in the long run.

When you make a final decision on a lender, it is important to get a preapproval letter, which your Realtor will include with any offer to purchase you write.

Decide What Kind of Moving Services You Want to Use

If you're moving long-distance, be sure to use a reputable, insured moving company that frequently handles this type of relocation. You will be entrusting these people with precious cargo, so shop around and make sure you understand the process.

Moving companies offer various insurance options, and your needs will be dictated by what is being carried and other details of your move. There may be additional fees, such as packing services, boxes or large-item fees, as well as storage fees if the truck needs to sit for a day while you wait to close on a property. It is a good idea to have a few companies send out a representative to give you a quote and then get a written contract before you move.

Make Your Travel Arrangements

As soon as you know your move date, book any flights to coordinate with the dates of your move. If pets will be moving with you, be sure to make arrangements for them and understand the airline's policy and what travel containers will be required. It is also important to decide what necessary items you will want to keep with you and what you can send with the moving company. Keep in mind the number of changes of clothes and the weather where you are heading, and make sure you keep prescriptions and closing paperwork with you.

Attend to Transitional Details

Once you've settled on your new home and are ready to make the move, be sure to take care of all those transitional details. Have utility services such as gas, electricity, television and Internet connections turned off at your previous home and turned on in your new home on moving day. Make sure you have stocked up on all prescriptions, and get copies of any medical records you need to provide to your new doctors (including your veterinarian). Fill out change-of-address cards at your local post office, and notify credit card companies, banks and other important contacts of your new address. Finally, transfer funds and arrange check cashing in your new hometown.


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Strategies To Make Online Job Hunting Worthy

By : Floweradvisor.com

It has been said over and over again that web skills increase a person's chance for employment. In fact, even during the job hunt stage your being a computer savvy is a plus factor. The more dexterous your hands are in front of the PC, the more jobs you could locate.


That is why web skills have become a requisite for every job seeker, particularly those who look for jobs online. These days, you just send a scanned resume to your prospective company to get scheduled for an interview and eventually land a job.

To those who are beginners in job hunting, it is highly advisable that you learn a web lesson or two.

Comparing job offers can be tough and confusing especially if we are talking about two competitive ones. There are several factors to consider when deciding between two or more job offers. Here are some of them:

1. Company name. The company's name or reputation speaks a lot about what your work experience could be. Will it be secure or fulfilling? The best is to have both.

2. Corporate culture. This refers to the quality of working habits and working relationships among employees. I say the healthier, the better.

3. Compensation package. It has to include a comprehensive medical care and plenty of leave-related benefits.

4. Promotion trends. You know you don't want to get stuck in a job for a long time and not experience growth in your career at all.

So here are some of etiquette prior to interview that will give you a good impression.

-Be on time. Always arrive at least 10 minutes early- you won't just be perceived as punctual, but you'll also have time to organize your thoughts. Before heading for the reception area, quickly swing by the restroom to fix your clothes, freshen your hair, and pop a mint.

-Cell Matters. Getting interrupted with your scandalous ring tone can ruin a perfect interview. Show your interviewer some courtesy by switching your cell phone to silent mode or by turning it off during the interview.

-Dress the part. Check the office work environment first to see if it's better to come in corporate or casual attire. Remember, no matter how laidback the office, you must look professional.

-Come Prepared. Organize your portfolio the night before your meeting and make sure it contains the following: resume, transcript, certificates and licenses, recommendation letters and any other relevant material to help you seal the deal. Don't forget to pack your purse with at least two valid ID's for security checks, extra cash in case of emergency and a reliable pen, too.

-Show Confidence. Upon meeting your interviewer be the first to offer a firm hand shake and a warm smile. Whether, it's a one-on-one or a panel interview, remember to have a good eye contact. And smile as much as possible to help build a good rapport.

The basic essential for a job-hunter is the resume that you present to the interviewer. Graduating from one of the country's best schools or having loads of work experiences isn't a guarantee that you will immediately get hired for the position you're applying for. Every company has their own competency requirements. Keep in mind that you should customize the highlights of your resume according to their needs and what you can offer best. The essentials to include are:

-Your job Objectives. Be specific and be straight to the point when identifying the kind of job you seek. Keep it one sentence short to show clarity and direction.

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Measuring Your Level Of Competency At Your Job

By : Floweradvisor.com

Motivation is the individual's willingness to exert effort to achieve specific goals. Psychologist Abraham Maslow theorized that a heirarchy of needs motivate people


1. psychological
2. safety
3. belonging
4. esteem
5. self-actualization.

According to his theory, individuals are motivated by the needs located a step above the minimum needs that are fulfilled. Once a set of needs have been fulfilled, they are not likely to get fulfillment from needs at lower levels. People are also not likely to get motivated by an environment that will fulfill needs at a high level when their low level needs have not yet been fulfilled.

According to Frederick Herzberg, an employee's motivation is affected by factors like recognition, achievement, recognition, challenges, quality of work content, growth, and advancement. Factors like the administration, salary, and company policies produce dissatisfaction. Herzberg figured out that there are other factors needed to keep employees from being demotivated and to produce an environment that will motivate them. These factors affect the policies and administration, the supervision received during the job, interpersonal relations, working conditions, salary, and security. Although these do not necessarily make employees more motivated, it decreases dissatisfaction and brings peace and order to the workplace.

Job satisfaction is a multifaceted and complex notion that means different things to different individuals. Although job satisfaction is linked to motivation, the relationship between the two is not very clear because satisfaction is very different from motivation. Job satisfaction has more to do with a person's attitude and is typically associated with a feeling of achievement. The relationship between job satisfaction and individual performance is still an issue of controversy and differing opinions. One view says that satisfaction leads to improved performance, whereas another says performance leads to better job satisfaction.

Individual performance is typically determined by three different factors: motivation, ability, and work environment and information needed to get the job done. Motivation is the desire to do the job, and ability is the person's capability to do the job. Medical students go through rigorous education and training programs to provide them with the ability to handle various cases. During their residency they receive training from the best doctors in their required field. Ability is not usually a problem. But when motivation becomes the issue, the task is more challenging. It's not often easy to figure out why a person is not motivated enough and how this behavior can be changed. Thus, motivation plays an important part since it directly affects individual performance.

Respect can be shown by simple but powerful actions. These tips will give you ideas on how you might show respect at work while helping you avoid needless disrespect.

Encourage your coworkers to express their ideas and listen to what they have to say before you say what you think. Do not cut off someone while he or she is still speaking.

Use your coworkers' ideas to improve work. Let them know if their idea has been used, or encourage that person to implement the idea.

Treat your coworkers equally, no matter what their gender, religion, race, age, or size is. Treating people differently based on these can constitute as harassment.

Make sure your coworkers are involved in all meetings, discussions, and events. Although not everyone can take a lead role in these activities, make sure nobody is excluded either. Provide equal opportunities for all

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Giving Due Credence To Advertising Bodies

By : Floweradvisor.com

Free items are promotional devices used to attract customers. When a product has a free offer, the price of the pruchased product must not be increased from its regular price. Besides that, if a product is "free" or offered at a lower cost along with the purchase of another item, the advertisement must clearly disclose all terms and conditions of the promotion. Important information like terms affecting the offer's cost must be placed near the advertised price.


Advertisements promoting rebates should state the before-rebate price and the amount of the rebate. This way, consumers have the information they need to make comparisons. Rebate ads should also disclose other conditions and terms including additional fees and when consumers should expect to receive the rebate.

The FTC's regulations on endorsements state that all endorsements made by celebrities or experts should reflect his or her honest opinion or experience of the product, and not just the experience of a few satisfied customers. The endorsement should not contain any deceptive, unsubstantiated representations. The ad must also disclose if consumers can expect the same results or limited results as the endorser's experience.

For expert endorsements, the endorser must meet certain qualifications before he or she is considered an expert in the field. Simply being an expert, however, isn't enough. There has to be an actual evaluation or product testing other experts would normally conduct to support the concludes made in the expert endorsement.

Advertisements on the Internet are subject to the same laws as traditional advertising. All claims made on Internet advertisements have to be substantiated and truthful. Advertisers also need to be aware of privacy issues in internet marketing. The FTC encourages marketers and companies to implement four fair information practices:

1) Give consumers notice about the website's information practices
2) Offer consumers the choice as to how their identifying information can be used by the website
3) Provide consumers with access to the private information the website collected about them
4) Ensure the security of all private information collected

Marketers also need to be aware of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires verifiable parental consent before using, collecting, or disclosing any personal information about minors.

Ad agencies behind infomercials must need proof that will back up all implied and express claims made by the advertisement about the product. Besides that, the infomercial must not deliberately copy the format of talk shows, news reports, or other independent programs. The FTC also requires that the ad agencies disclose that the program is a paid advertisement during the start of the infomercial and before the ordering information is shown. Since most infomercials feature endorsements from experts and consumers, the FTC also has regulations about the use of endorsements and testimonials. Should the infomercial fail to comply with the FTC's regulation, the manufacturer and marketer are both held liable.

The Federal Trade Commission Act can impose the following penalties on a deceptive ad, depending on the nature of the violation.

Cease and desist. This legally-binding order requires the company to stop running the ad and/or the practice, to pay a fine of $11,000 per day if the company violates the law, to have substantiation for any claims made in future ads and to report these to the FTC.

Civil penalties. This can range from thousands to millions of dollars, depending on the violation. Some advertisers give partial or full refunds to those who purchased their product.

Corrective advertising. Advertisers are required by the law to take down the new ad, correct the misleading information, notify consumers about the deceptive claims, and include disclosures in future ads.

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Adhering Towards Banking Ethics

By : Jon Caldwell

It is the obligation of banking institutions to educate their customers and help them understand in its simplest way regulations or processes they are following. There are a lot of bank transactions with corresponding guideline that not all bank clients may seem to understand. And most of us use these banking services to manage our money and we trust that they can handle each transaction very well with minimal errors. Understanding the basics of banking law also suggest that it is the right of every bank clients to also know the flaws of these set of laws, we can be charged by our banks simply because we mistakenly ordered a bank draft instead of a cheque, this happened because it was not explained very well to the client.


Dealing with pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds, and investing the public who put away the products and services of the sell-side in regulating to make best use of their return on investment comprises the "buy side". Several firms have buy and sell side workings. On behalf of the bank and its clients, the principal purpose of the bank is buying and selling products. Banks takes on hazards all the way through proprietary trading, completed by a distinctive set of traders who do not cross with clients and in the course of Principal Risk. Threats assumed by a dealer after he buys or sells a product to a client and does not evade his total exposure. Banks look for to make the most of productivity for a given quantity of risk on their balance sheet.

Investment banks assist companies and governments put up money by questioning and selling securities in the capital markets which happens to be both equity and balance due. In late 1980s, the United States and Canada uphold a division linking investment banking and commercial banks. Greater part of investment banks present a tactical advisory services for mergers, acquisitions, divestiture or other monetary services for clients, such as the trading of derivatives, fixed income, foreign exchange, product, and equity securities. Trading securities for hard cash or securities, for instance, facilitates transaction, market-making, or the funding of securities such as underwriting, exploration, research, among others is submitted to as the "sell side."

Bank secrecy or otherwise known as bank privacy is an authorized standard under which banks are permitted to defend private information concerning their customers, through the utilization of numbered bank accounts. Efficient bank secrecy is enhanced and attained in certain countries, such as Switzerland or in tax havens, where offshore banks hold on to intended or legal levels of privacy.

Developed by the Swiss Banking Act of 1934, which directed to the famous Swiss bank, the code of bank secrecy is from time to time measured by major characteristics of personal banking. Advances in monetary cryptography conceive it probable to use unidentified electronic cash and anonymous digital bearer certificates to accomplish financial solitude and anonymous internet banking.

Islamic banking refers to a structure of banking or banking activity that is dependable with Islamic law (Sharia) philosophies and directed by Islamic economics. In particular, Islamic law prohibits usury, the assortment and disbursement of interest, also regularly called riba in Islamic dialogue. In addition, Islamic law forbids spending in businesses that are measured illegal or haraam, for example, businesses that put up for sale of alcohol or pork, or businesses that create media such as scandal columns or pornography, which are opposing to Islamic values. In the late 20th century, a number of Islamic banks were produced, to provide to this precise banking market.

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Creative Thinking When Interviews

Many people ask, what is usually asked in a job interview? This can be answered by a variety of opinions and arguments. Most interview questions will greatly depend on the company concerned, and certainly also on the nature of the job. However, there are some common questions that are mild to quite severe, such as asking their interests, organize or work experience, and so forth.

Some companies or job, requiring workers to be able to think creatively. Creative thinking means a thinking process which involves the formation of new ideas and concepts. This can also be expanded as the process of connecting ideas and concepts that already exist to create something new.

Creative
To find out how creative candidates, of course, will be presented several creative questions as well. This is true not only to learn creativity, but also can predict the problem-solving skills, and reactions of prospective workers when faced with a pressure.

Examples of companies that pretty much using questions that spur creativity is usually a company that works in the field of information technology such as Microsoft, Google, AT and T (AT & T American Telephone and Telegraph), NTT (Nippon Telephone and Telegraph), or perhaps a few companies that tend to move in the field others, like Wall Street Firms. One of my friends even told me his experience when given a riddle questions when she attended an internship interview with Broadcom Singapore.

In essence, creative question in the interview can be divided into three parts. The third part is the question of the puzzle (puzzle questions), the question of lateral (lateral questions), and the question impossible to answer (impossible questions).

First, the question of the puzzle is basically a question that has only one definite answer. Examples like this,

If you hold a badminton tournament with a total 127 players participating. At first round, 126 players will compete in 63 games, and one player as a bye. Later in the second period, there were 64 players in 32 matches. How many times the game needed to get a winner?

When confronted with this sort of question, chances are we would think by adding 63, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, and 1 so that we can answer the 126 games. But his case would have been different if we are faced with something similar, with large numbers, like 999 players for example. We will be trouble enough.

Creative Ways
Let's think creatively! Actually, simply, with the same system we need one game to eliminate one player. If we have 127 players, then we need 126 games. We can respond quickly, accurately, and give the impression to the interviewer.

Second, the question of lateral, is a question to ask someone to change concepts and perceptions. This will spur someone to come out of thinking that can be predicted, and found unexpected ideas. For example,

My brother bought a parrot. It is said by its seller, that the parrots will mimic any utterance that was heard. However, after my sister for a week caring for the bird, the parrot did not even babble. What really happened?

We can explain that these parrots problem does not lie in not imitating any shortcomings has been heard, but the real problem is parrot is deaf.

Third, the question that imposibel. Questions like this really have many answers and resolution, but none have a definitive answer when asked that question. Several examples like this,

What and how do you do, when you wake up in your room are a lion ready to pounce on you?

That question does not seem very plausible. But of course we're not going to answer that question it was unreasonable. We could find a solution by returning to the interviewer asked whether we had weapons, like pistols, sword, etc., that can help us defend ourselves against these lions. Or ask if in fact the lions and the bars even though you are restricted in the same room.

One of my other friend told her story in an interview that he attended a job at a company engaged in the financial sector. The interviewer asked how the number of service stations in Singapore. Obviously the interviewer does not want to get a definitive answer, but more towards how my friend replied.

Please note, that the acceptance criteria of workers did not refer to things like this alone. Many aspects need to be considered in the acceptance of workers. Nevertheless, there is no harm if we pay attention to every part of the interview as an important part, do not underestimate.

If you are a prospective employee, it helps if you start practicing this sort of question from now. However, if you want to hire workers, there is also a good idea if you start using this sort of question. Many resources are available for this study, ranging from books, web, and perhaps from the experience of friends around you, even your own experience.

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Best Financial Career Path to CEO Chair

By : Portalhr.com

The process of recruitment of new employees in the company's increasingly perceived lack of innovation and creativity. Interview method in the room, by sitting candidate and menyodorinya number of questions still to be the mainstay. In fact, in the labor market today, the candidate has changed compared to the previous era.

Thus expressed by Canadian marketing expert Seth Godin, who is also the bestselling author of Meatball sundae: Is Your Marketing Out of Sync? According to him, today's job seekers want a process that comes out of the grip over this when they apply for jobs.

Therefore, in Seth's opinion, no doubt about the need for a unique recruitment process. 'If you are using a standard interview process, the person you hire will be automatically defined in the criteria of a good standard too, "he said.

In other words Seth warned, people who managed to prove himself good in the interview, not necessarily a good thing in the work later. Skills often do not answer questions relating to the skills required in completing the work.

"A number of organizations of young entrepreneurs started to introduce the techniques that are more sophisticated," said BC President Management Association Human Resources who is also a partner Drew Railton at Caldwell Partners International, an executive search firm the largest in Canada.

"They were five or six candidates gathered together in one room and interviewed them together to see who is best," he said.

Director of Recruitment at Robert Half Finance & Accounting confirms Jean-Philippe Gauthier, talent shortages forced the company to expand their hiring practices.

"One who started mostly done is speed interviewing," he said, adding, long-winded process that will create a trigger on-hire candidates for other companies.

According to Gauthier, in addition too standard, long interview also has many weaknesses. He cites the conclusion of the study results which show that the interviewer actually already have a decision on the candidates in the first 12 minutes of discussion. More than that just a waste of time.

Not only that. "We also found that 78% really quickly assess candidates in the interview," said Geoffrey Smith, Assistant Rector of the University of Guelph, a school of management and economics. Together with his team, he undertook a study on the practice job interview in Canada.

Smith said, 75% interviewer add a new question on a number of different candidates. This means that all candidates are not assessed on the same information. "In other words, you can no longer rely on traditional interview, unless you develop the structure," he concluded.
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More Trusted Online Networking for Job Search

By : Portalhr.com

This is good news for job seekers from the "internet generation".
Many executives are now increasingly believe that professional networking sites on the Internet has the power to assist the company in the process of finding a potential workforce.

Thus according to a survey by recruitment agency Robert Half International (RHI) headquartered in California. Surveys conducted in Canada and the U.S. and found that in the coming years, Web sites on the Internet will be increasingly useful.

Therefore, RHI advise job seekers to "enter" into an online network to smooth the way in the job search process.

"Site-networking sites can be used to search for new career opportunities, create an online profile that highlights one of the skills and experience and build network of business contacts continuously," said Max Messmer RHI CEO who also wrote the book Job Hunting for Dummies .

Disclosed, of 100 senior executives in Canada who were interviewed, 67% believe that professional networking sites like LinkedIn, very useful to support the process of recruiting new employees. And, 25% say social networking sites, like Facebook, are also equally useful.

The executives were presented with the question, "what technological devices you believe will be very useful to support recruitment in your company in three years?"

In the U.S., 150 senior executives gave similar answers to a survey conducted in Canada, with the proportion of 62% said professional networking sites, and 35% say social networking sites.

However, despite the growing online network play a role in helping people find work, stay Messmer suggested that traditional methods are not necessarily abandoned.

"Try it all ways. How else to apply in writing with resume to be sent by letter, dna face to face with the hiring manager is still important to find the ideal job, "he said.

Meanwhile, to maximize their online channels, RHI has suggested that job-seekers:

* Write the profiles carefully
* Ask for recommendations
* Build a list of business contacts
* Not to post anything that is confidential (private)
* Do not stop building networking after successfully getting a job.

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Increase Your Selling Power

By : Femina-online.com

Someone who is successful in its work
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treat him like an important product. He understands, he will only be valuable if you have selling power. Therefore, action needs to be done is to continue to improve the appearance of products, add product value, and has a surefire way to promote them.

Selling Power Indicator
According Sylvina Savitri, human resources consultant from Experd, 'selling power' of a profession related to several things:

* How much compensation received by a person of his handiwork.
* How easy is it someone managed to offer the 'expertise' to the company / client.
* How much 'expertise' someone needed company.

Selling power can be checked by seeing how big a 'services' contribute to the achievement of objectives, as well as vision and mission. Contributions can be related to the achievement of financial, business process improvement, or development of human resources.

Can be sharpened
Sylvina suggested, everyone should hone professional sales force, for the sake of career advancement. The easiest way is to try to work hard to become 'experts' (expert) in a particular field. Trying to continue to equip themselves with skills or new technology, which will expedite the work. If the perceived lack of ability, must be found and dealt with the course or training. In addition to the ability of directly related work, selling power can also be sharpened, by developing soft skills such as communication skills, presentation, or coaching.

Through daily activities, selling power can also be sharpened by trying to master the problems associated with the job. Develop insights is the necessity for sharpening selling power. In addition to reading books which supports, also follow the mailing / professional magazine subscriptions. Motivation can also sharpen the marketability of racing, with diligent 'measure' selling power yourself with other people selling power at the same level.

Promote Your Selling Power
After selling the power to recognize ourselves, and diligently sharpening, the next stage is to promote the selling power. Selling power can be promoted in the office or outside the office (if you want to find a new job).

How to sell in the office, among others, trying to become the 'first'. "For instance, became the first person to propose solutions when there are problems, it first responded to an e-mail address, or forward to a presentation the first time," explained Sylvina. Another way to promote the marketability of the internal environment is to demonstrate the ability of ourselves to accept the changes and can follow the changes.

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You are the office? The following 5 Biggest Mistakes Employees In Office

By : Kompas.com

Each person would have to perform your best at work, both in physical appearance or performance. You are required to do anything for the company's success. But even if you think that you are the person who most needed in the office, a little carelessness can hinder your progress. You do not believe me? Let's see some mistakes that are often performed in an office employee the following:

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Making Facebook as a means of communication
First, email and instant messenger becomes your mainstay communications tools. When we need to submit a report to colleagues, clients, or supervisors who were outside the office, we can send it via email. Now, because many phones already have a Facebook application, you also send meeting invitations to colleagues office through the Wall or Inbox. C'mon, not everyone has enough time to go through Facebook during working hours. Your message could not be read recipients.

You continue to crouch inside the cubicle
Do not think that by staring at your computer screen constantly makes you seen as a model employee. Out of the cubicle to join your colleagues in the pantry or in the smoking room can also improve the work and build solidarity. Laughing at a workload that must be borne to strengthen ties among employees, improve your communication and performance, according to one study from the University of Missouri at Columbia,.

On the other hand, you can also you know, make your cubicle as the "headquarters" staff. Put all kinds of snack (healthy of course!), So your colleagues will be happy to hang out at your place. You will hear so much "gossip" about the state office from here.

Become a source of disease in the office
Agency fever, runny nose kept out of your nose, sneezing and coughing? Anyway, just rest at home. Forced into work when you can create a spreader virus disease outbreaks in the office. Do you know, according to the research of University of Arizona in Tucson, the average desk has 400 times more bacteria on a toilet seat than office buildings? After all, your boss will be annoyed when dealing with subordinates who looked sluggish and lacking concentration.

Wearing too much perfume
However, the fragrant smell is more pleasant than the smell of sweat. But if each day must inhale the fragrant scent too, of course will interfere as well. According to the Job Accommodation Network in Morgantown, West Virginia, more and more office workers grievances resulting from the use of perfume. Part of people, perfume can exacerbate migraine and trigger asthma attacks. Not to mention a small disturbance such as sneeze. Fragrant citrus or flowers that light is more advisable to conditions in the office.

Busy yourself when meeting
You know, the scenery is often the case today? Instead of listening to your boss when the meeting rambling, it's better to tamper Blackberry. According to Liz Bywater, PhD, a career consultant in Yardley, Pennsylvania, doing activities like this will keep you out of the topic being discussed. In addition, you show the other fellow that you do not care about these meetings.

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Friday, June 25, 2010

Why Interviews Produce Job Offers

When an employer interviews a job candidate, he or she is looking for a person who will fit into their company's personnel pool. The interview is basically a conversation that takes place so the employer will be able to evaluate and distinguish who is the most suited for the job.

Quite naturally, the employer is looking for someone who is properly qualified, enthusiastic, motivated and all around perfect for the job. And of course, no one and no thing is "perfect" so the employers want someone who is close to it. During an interview whether it is traditional (straight forward questioning) or behavioral (questioning on your past behavior), all interviews reveal you for the person you are and for the employee you are. Each question delves deeper into your background and professional experiences.

Knowing this will give you the opportunity to get an edge over your competition. Your interviewer is interested in you as an employee. It's always good to keep in mind that you are in the spotlight for the few minutes that you are there. The interviewer will be interested in how you have excelled in the past and how you plan on excelling in the future.

If you plan on getting the job you are interviewing for, advanced preparation is needed. Prepare your resume ahead of time; memorize answers and pivotal events in your work history and work toward impressing your interviewer. This is not as hard as it seems.

An interviewer is looking for a person who is motivated and enthusiastic about the job in question. Also he or she is looking for someone with working habits and abilities aligned with what the job position calls for. If he or she sees what they are looking for in a candidate, then more than likely they will offer the job immediately. But they have to be convinced that you are the right one for the job. In the end, the interviewer will offer the job to the candidate who is best suited for the job. Whether or not that person is you depends on how well you "market" yourself.


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Dress For Success

When it comes to preparing for an interview, one of the most stressful decisions to make is in deciding what to wear. You may not know what is acceptable and what is not. You know you want the interview to go smoothly and you want it to be a major success, but you just don't know what to wear in order to make it a successful interview. Always dressing your very best is the key to dressing for success. You only get ONE first impression, make it a good one.

When you dress for your interview, you should dress in a manner in which you would want others to see the real you. How we dress is just an outward display of the people we are inside. If you dress sloppily for an interview, your potential employer will see you as a disorganized individual. Appearance is everything. Here are some helpful hints when deciding what to wear.

Solid Colored Conservative Suits

Solid colored suits are the safest way to go. Navy blues, charcoals and grays work well to relay a conservative attitude and stance. Avoid pinstripes and polka dotted suits. It doesn't really matter what type of job you are applying for because in the general business world, a professional and conservative appearance is widely accepted.

Color Coordinate

Color coordinate your attire to make a memorable impression. This is not to be taken as a suggestion to wear bright or "loud" colors with your conservative suit. This is only meant as a suggestion to pick wisely the color shirts and ties to wear with your nice conservative suit. Or which color blouses to wear with your conservative skirt suit. The possibilities are endless, but always keep style in mind. The style you are trying to achieve is conservative.

Easy on the Make-up and Cologne

For female interviewees, it is best to wear only the normal amount of makeup you would wear on a daily basis. Only wear small amounts or go for the natural look altogether. Whichever the case, less is best. This is also true regarding perfume and cologne. Who hasn't at one time in life stood next to someone who smelled like they had taken a bath in perfume or cologne? If you have, remember how unpleasant the experience was and go easy on the cologne or perfume. Or don't wear any at all. Again, less is best.

Accessories

Bring along your attaché, briefcase, portfolio, pen and/or pencil. There will be a time where you will need to take notes. Employers often "fake" losing their pen and ask for yours. You do not want to be in the situation where you are unprepared for this event. Take along everything you would use on a daily basis in the office. For example: A pen and pencil, calculator, notepad, paper clips and maybe a cube of sticky notes. Of course all these things should be kept inside of your attaché case. Make sure you bring it!

Your goal is to make a memorable first impression during your interview and increase your chances of getting the job. If you dress successfully and do your best, most likely you will increase your odds of beating out the other applicants for the job. The fundamental key to dressing for success is always dressing your best.


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