By Jason Lee Designing a resume doesn’t mean that you get a job. A resume can’t make you qualified if you are not up to the mark. A resume won’t open up doors or knock down obstacles in your path. Executive resume’s are much longer (two or even three pages is the norm) if we compare it with entry level...
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It takes passion and poise to write a very convincing cover letter, considering it’s a very crucial component of the job app process. Some people overlook the significance of a cover letter since the resume weighs so much on a company hiring or overlooking your qualifications. A cover letter catches the attention of your...
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Considering that unemployment has recently reached the 10% mark, it’s important to make sure you’re on top of your resume game. It’s going to take more than your own sense of meticulousness to make sure your resume is its crispiest, and to make sure it stands out at first glance to picky employee seekers with low...
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The “recession is likely over,” stated Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on September 15, 2009. Well, tell that to the millions of people still unemployed from the fallout of the economy. You may have been unemployed for a couple of months, try 3 or 6 months. Maybe even a year. You may have even taken some...
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You have an awesome resume that highlights all of your relevant skills and experience. You know that you are a perfect match for the job. There is just one hurdle left: the interview. For some, the interview is the easiest part of obtaining a job. Many possess natural or learned social skills that always help them ace the...
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In an economic climate where most individuals are worried about future employment and job security it makes sense to upgrade your skills and make yourself more valuable within your industry and work force. It is also a good time to evaluate your long term future and to map out a strategy to enhance your employment security and...
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