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It’s easy to feel overwhelmed because your job search isn’t going well, but it’s important to keep in mind these six statistics. → Read More
The font will determine the vibe of your document, so it’s extremely important that the connotation of the font correlates with that of the job. → Read More
If you use your LinkedIn profile to apply to a job, there’s a high chance that you’re not catering it and adjusting it to each position. → Read More
We live in an age where you can apply to hundreds of jobs with the click of a button, but doing so is one common job search tactic that doesn’t work. → Read More
Regardless of your employment status or what you’re considering for your next career move, here are a few things you should know this holiday season. → Read More
A flashy resume won’t get you the job, because resumes that are focused on visual appearance rarely have the right information. → Read More
It doesn’t have to take a lot of time, and swapping out a few items in your wardrobe will make a huge difference in how you look and feel. → Read More
If someone knows your basic information such as your name along with your line of work or your city, chances are that you will be very easy to find. → Read More
It's important to consider the question of when is it time to take something off of your resume. If it doesn’t serve a purpose, it’s time to take it off. → Read More
When you’re trying to make your resume effective, including nontraditional work experiences such as volunteer work can give you a big advantage → Read More
The more information you can use to frame yourself as a trusted business professional, the better. This will help you build trust in yourself. → Read More
As you start writing your resume, think about what you want others to learn about you, what you care about, and what you have accomplished. → Read More
It can seem scary to approach your boss about a performance review, but performance reviews can be powerful tools to help you grow in your career. → Read More
I typically recommend including about 10-20 years of experience on a resume. Including information that’s older than that is often not worth it. → Read More
If an employer sees you as overqualified, their concerns might be that the compensation won’t be enough to keep you in the role. → Read More
First off, let’s acknowledge the fact that writing your resume is a very difficult task. It’s not something that most people are educated about in school. → Read More
It can be difficult to stay motivated when you know that a break is right around the corner. Sometimes we all need a little help to stay motivated at work. → Read More
If you’re stumped on how to reach out to someone about writing you a LinkedIn recommendation, try phrasing it with something along these lines: → Read More
Whether you’ve created your resume on your own or acquired help, there are three mistakes you’re probably making on your resume. Don’t get scared. → Read More
There are a lot of questions that get asked repeatedly, but these four questions are among the most common questions I get. → Read More