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Red Flags & Why They Could Be Hurting You

jobs2023-03-10T12:00:21-05:00Acing the Interview, Behind the Scenes|

If you have undergone multiple interviews without a job offer (or the acceptance of a job offer), you’re likely emitting red flags. A ‘red flag’ is an occurrence or sign that indicates to the interviewer or interviewee that you may not be a great fit for that role or company. It could be anything from arriving late to the scheduled interview to speaking negatively of a previous employer or employee. It’s a major turnoff and will divert the offer or acceptance of a position. If you’re a repeat offender of one or more of the following, adjustments should be made [...]

Have You Checked Your Resume Lately?

jobs2022-08-29T14:15:51-04:00Behind the Scenes, How To, Resumes & Cover Letters|

Writing your resume can seem like an overwhelming task and you may be asking yourself, ‘where do I even begin?’ Whether you are composing your resume with the anticipation of graduating or updating your resume for the first time in years, there are a few crucial components that should be included on ALL resumes. We are here to break it down for you! […]

We Are Walrath Recruiting, Inc.

jobs2022-08-29T14:21:29-04:00All About Recruiters, General Job Search Advice|

We have all found ourselves in a job search at one time or another, whether it be post-graduation, or simply wanting a change from our current employment. Our job at Walrath Recruiting is to help ease your job search in any way we can. Below are the answers to some questions we are frequently asked. […]

How to Navigate a Job Search While Currently Employed

jobs2022-04-12T13:20:01-04:00General Job Search Advice, How To|

Looking for new employment does not happen without a little elbow grease especially if you are currently employed. If you find yourself in this position, there are 4 main rules to abide by and they are: keep your position, keep it private, keep it professional, and keep it a priority. There’s no sugar coating it, finding a job while you have a job is like adding a second job to your already busy life. Lucky for you, our job is to make your job search as easy as possible! […]

Resigning From Your Job

jobs2022-03-04T15:28:48-05:00How To|

Let’s not sugar coat it, resigning from a job is not the highlight of anybody’s day. It’s uncharted territory and it can be unclear if there is a right or wrong way to do it. We are here to tell you there is a way to professionally give your resignation and still walk away with integrity. […]

Making Professional Growth A Part Of Your Daily Routine

Anthony Troia2021-10-07T09:41:22-04:00How to Survive the '9-5'|

Professional growth and development play integral parts in any professional’s career. They enable people to develop new skills, advance their qualifications, and become better employees. We’ve discussed why everyone needs a career growth strategy. So now we’ll cover how you can integrate that growth into your weekly work routine with a few simple steps. Read on to start improving yourself today! […]

Using Social Media to Help Your Job Search

jobs2020-11-03T10:16:11-05:00General Job Search Advice, Networking, Resources for Job Seekers|

Social media has been said to be a concern when it comes to landing a job. However, when used appropriately, it is a huge asset! Using social media in today’s world goes far beyond updating your job role on LinkedIn and deleting inappropriate content. It can be used to develop a personal brand that will get you noticed and open you up to new opportunities. […]

The Cover Letter: How to Nail it

jobs2020-10-27T10:14:52-04:00Acing the Interview, General Job Search Advice, Resumes & Cover Letters|

A cover letter is your first impression to a potential employer. Rather than a courtesy, it is a chance to impress. As the first thing employers read, it should summarize who you are, a little background, and what you can bring to the table. Cover letters are the bait of the application process and will draw in potential employers if done correctly. […]