The Career Corner
How To Interview Your Interviewer
When the person interviewing you asks if you have any questions for him, he’s not just being polite. He’s trying to gauge how invested in.
Doing Your Homework Before a Job Interview
Being prepared for a job interview is arguably more important than the interview itself. One of the worst feelings to have when in an interview.
What to Do When You Miss a Recruiters Phone Call
You’re in the car driving to another job interview, and an unknown number calls you – what do you do? If you’re like most of.
Job Searching During the Holidays – Don’t Be a Scrooge!
Around this time of year, job seekers start wondering if it really makes sense to continue searching during the holidays. The answer is, yes! Here.
PDF Resume or Word Resume?
Your resume is all ready to go. You’ve spent hours updating it, highlighting your transferable skills, quadruple checking the document for typos and now comes.
Why You Should Always Ask for a Written Job Offer
You’ve been job searching for months. Your patience is exhausted, and so are you. That’s why it’s so important to be careful when you finally.
Tips to Trick Out Your LinkedIn Profile
It can be easy to ignore your LinkedIn profile when you have a job. You might log in every now and then to add a.
How Recruiters Review Resumes
Every job seeker sending in a resume to a potential employer wants to believe there’s actually someone on the receiving end that reads their entire.
How to Make a Recruiter Take Notice
Have you ever noticed how much information is out there about how to get your resume noticed? If not, believe us – there is an.
Mastering the Art of Small Talk in a Job Interview
There it is, that jittery feeling you get in the pit of your stomach when a job interview is fast approaching. Yes, there’s a lot.
How Can an Older Job Seeker Fight Age Discrimination?
As much as we hate to believe it, age discrimination – though illegal – happens every day. Older job applicants constantly run into job site.
5 Common Thoughts Hiring Managers Have During an Interview
It doesn’t matter if you’ve been interviewed a million times or you can count them on one hand, the stress is palpable when you come.
Are You as Smart as Your Resume Implies?
It’s one thing to add a college, graduate program, or certificate on your resume, but if you have an engineering degree and you don’t know.
How to Answer the Ultimate Job Interview Question: “Where Do You See Yourself In 5 Years?”
You’re in the middle of a great interview and things are going great. Then comes the ultimate job interview question that makes everyone squirm in.
After the Interview Checklist
We always get excited every time we find out that someone we’ve helped left an interview feeling good about their chances of landing a job..
Some Hard Truths about Searching for a Job
“Could you take a quick look at my resume and tell me what you think?” If we had a dollar for every time we’ve been.
How to Make a Recruiter Fight for You
Companies review hundreds of resumes when they have a position open, but there is always that one perfect candidate that peaks a recruiter’s interest. There.
10 Things NOT to Put in Your Resume
Your resume is your first impression on a potential employer. A well-written document is a strictly objective and succinct recap of your professional. Avoid turning.
What to Wear and What Not to Wear to a Job Interview
You’ve spent an absurd amount of time preparing for that big interview, and you finally landed it! Now the next big thing to worry about.
10 Types of Difficult Job Interviewers and How to Deal with Them
When you’re going in for a job interview, ideally you would like to be greeted by someone who is relaxed, approachable, friendly and professional. It.
How to Ace a Skype Interview
Job interviews via Skype have become increasingly popular over the past few years. Even though you can see one another, a virtual interview is definitely.
The Toughest Interview Question and How to Answer It
“Tell me about yourself.” This one simple little question makes even the most confident candidates sweat in a job interview. A million thoughts rush through.
How to Prepare for a Job Interview in Just 30 Minutes
To a recruiter or hiring manager, there is nothing worse than discovering that a job candidate has done little to no research on the company..
The Objective Brag: Showing resume strength and confidence without sounding cocky
“I don’t know what I can put on my resume without sounding cocky.” The voice on the other end of the call belonged to a.
LinkedIn is Not a Billboard
Are you at the point in your job search where you want to push past the basics and into the stuff that will take you.