You landed the interview for the job you’ve had your eye on. You spent hours practicing and preparing. You arrived at the interview 15 minutes early and you’re eager to get started. But for now, you must wait. These last few moments before your interview can feel like they drag on forever. What you do… Read More »
When preparing for job interviews, you likely focus your energy on practicing answers that are related to your skills and job history. These are important, but they are not the only factors that you want to focus on during an interview. Today, employers are looking for more than just experience. They want people with the… Read More »
Whether you are embarking on your first job search out of school or you are a seasoned professional, sometimes you need to start a resume from scratch. Maybe you don’t have one, maybe the one you do have is old and outdated, or perhaps you just want something fresh to work with. Whatever the reason,… Read More »
If you’re just starting out in your career, you might be wondering if some of your previous part-time jobs are worth putting on your resume. The short answer is yes! Part-time jobs don’t just give you a paycheck: they teach you a host of valuable and transferable skills you’ll use throughout your career. Keep reading… Read More »
When evaluating new job opportunities, salary matters. You need to keep a roof over your head, food on the table and money in the bank. However, if you stay laser-focused on the size of your paycheck, you could settle for a job that you don’t actually like. You could potentially miss out on exciting opportunities… Read More »
Do you find yourself staring at the clock all day long, watching the minutes tick by and feeling bored out of your mind? If you’re managing to get your work done but eight hours feels like eight days, it’s time to start thinking about ways to have a little more fun throughout the day. Join… Read More »
For many job seekers, writing a cover letter is an even more painful prospect than writing a resume. That’s why so many people opt to take the easy way out and send canned cover letters – or no cover letter at all. However, cover letters are still necessary in today’s market. Hiring managers do read cover… Read More »
“I hate Mondays!” cartoons and memes exist for a reason. Even people who love their jobs can dread the start of a new work week, and for many people, that feeling begins on Sunday. Rather than succumbing to the “Sunday Scaries,” use these tips to take back the last day of your weekend to relax… Read More »
You’ve found it: the job of your dreams. Unfortunately, your current job is completely unrelated to the job you want to apply for. Perhaps you’re looking to return to an industry you once left, or maybe you took a career detour to try something new. Whatever the reason, it’s natural to panic when it comes… Read More »
Reports of automation and robots taking jobs away and causing mass unemployment have caused some panic in the American workforce. It’s important to take a closer look at exactly what is going on before jumping on the panicked bandwagon. While automation and artificial intelligence are certainly transforming jobs, they are actually taking over very specific… Read More »