The place to find all you need on how to create successful resumes, cover letters and handle interviews with confidence.
Posted in Job Search on Apr 16th, 2008
Receiving a phone call at your current job regarding a new job, when you haven’t told your boss you’re looking around is career suicide.
Entry-level workers can state in their resume objectives that they are recent graduates looking for positions in their particular field. Career changers should state how they can use their previously earned skills […]
Posted in Job Search on Mar 11th, 2008
The prospective job seeker’s goal is to excite the employer enough that they put the resume down and call the applicant immediately for an interview.
The Twenty Second Review - All of this must be accomplished in the resume and it must be conveyed in a very short amount of time.
When to Use the Chronological Format […]
Posted in Job Search on Dec 20th, 2007
A few experts feel that the resume objectives section can be limiting to job seekers. It makes you be very specific as to your goals. This may be constraining if you want to be general and leave your options open.
Most candidates labor under the misconception that employers read resumes to find someone to interview and […]
Posted in Job Search on Oct 21st, 2007
Let’s not kid ourselves … looking for a new job is not easy and many job-seekers get despondent when they face constant rejections.
The biggest danger of loosing your motivation is that your negative attitude is seen by your prospective employers during your job interview. There is no quicker way of getting rejected… if you are […]
Posted in Job Search on Oct 1st, 2007
In today’s business climate the process of conducting a job search can be frustrating. Competition for jobs is more fierce than ever. Candidates vying for positions often have similar levels of qualifications and experience to offer.
In order to ensure that you are on a level playing field it is important to make sure that you […]