30 10, 2019

5 People to Ask to Be a Job Reference
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5 People to Ask to Be a Job Reference

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5 People to Ask to Be a Job Reference

jobs2019-10-30T11:52:35-04:00Categories: Behind the Scenes, General Job Search Advice, Resources for Job Seekers|Tags: coach, colleague, coworker, employer, job reference, mentor, reference, references, resume|0 Comments

When applying for a job- oftentimes during the process the company will ask you to provide references. But who do you list? You don’t want to burn bridges by including your current employer, and you don’t want to list family members – because they don’t hold as much professional weight as other contacts in your life. So what are the best types of people to include as references to ensure the most effective results? Here is a list of FIVE different people to consider. […]

28 10, 2019

The Only Resume Template to Use
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The Only Resume Template to Use

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The Only Resume Template to Use

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When you’re creating a resume, you want to ensure not only that you have the right amount of information but that you also have the most effective format. Whether you’re starting your resume from scratch, or you want to update your resume to ensure its accuracy and effectiveness, you’ll want to follow this crucial tip on what type of template to use. […]

30 09, 2019

What to Consider Before Lying on Your Resume
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What to Consider Before Lying on Your Resume

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What to Consider Before Lying on Your Resume

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You may feel that your resume isn’t strong enough to land a job that you’re interested in. But if you’re considering fabricating information on your resume to help you– you should contemplate a few things. Below is a list of areas you should acknowledge, before lying on your resume. […]

23 09, 2019

2 Reasons Your Resume Isn’t Getting Any Traction
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2 Reasons Your Resume Isn’t Getting Any Traction

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2 Reasons Your Resume Isn’t Getting Any Traction

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You’ve finalized your resume and you’ve listed all necessary fields; contact information, education, experience, etc. However, you’ve submitted your resume to a few different companies and you haven’t received any feedback. Is that part of the process? Or is there something lacking on your resume that is affecting your chances of being considered? Here are two reasons why your resume may not be getting any traction. […]

4 09, 2019

Should I List All Employment History or Most Recent 10 Years?
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Should I List All Employment History or Most Recent 10 Years?

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Should I List All Employment History or Most Recent 10 Years?

jobs2019-09-10T15:43:05-04:00Categories: Resources for Job Seekers, Resumes & Cover Letters|Tags: employment history, experience, history, industry, job, job description, job experience, Jobs, resume|0 Comments

How do you know whether to list all your employment history on your resume, or just the most recent? Do you include the last three positions? Only the relevant jobs? Whether there’s an application which allows you to just list a few positions, or a section to share your resume – you may have to take some inventory. […]

27 08, 2019

Have Little to No Career Experience? Here’s How to Craft Your Resume
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Have Little to No Career Experience? Here’s How to Craft Your Resume

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Have Little to No Career Experience? Here’s How to Craft Your Resume

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If you’ve recently graduated from college, or have little to no career experience, job searching can be intimidating. However, there have been countless individuals that have gone through the same experience and all it takes is some preparation. Starting with your resume. We’re going to share how to craft a resume – without much career-related experience. Check it out. […]

16 08, 2019

Link Roundup: What to Not Put on Your Resume
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Link Roundup: What to Not Put on Your Resume

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Link Roundup: What to Not Put on Your Resume

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Curious to know what you should or shouldn’t put on your resume? Like a photo? Or personal interests? How do you know what will be helpful and what can potentially hurt your chances of being considered for a position? We’ve got you covered it today’s link roundup, below. […]

16 08, 2019

How to Share That You’re Willing to Relocate
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How to Share That You’re Willing to Relocate

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How to Share That You’re Willing to Relocate

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Deciding to move to a different city can be bittersweet. Whether you are choosing to relocate for personal reasons, for a career, or are looking to move to try something new – the changes come with a lot of preparation and sometimes big challenges. Such as finding a job in a new city prior to moving. Hiring managers may wonder how apt you are to make the move if you are strictly relocating to follow a career – but there are some things that you can do to help your chances and make the process easier. […]

29 07, 2019

How to Include References When Applying for a Job
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How to Include References When Applying for a Job

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How to Include References When Applying for a Job

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Having references when applying for a job can be extremely beneficial in increasing your chances of being considered. They are a way to provide the hiring manager or recruiter with people who can share more information about the type of person or employee you are. However, including references on your resume isn’t always the best idea. But how do you know when to include references, and when to leave them out? […]

17 07, 2019

6 Mistakes You’re Making on LinkedIn
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6 Mistakes You’re Making on LinkedIn

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6 Mistakes You’re Making on LinkedIn

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LinkedIn is a great resource to further your career and grow your network. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to have a LinkedIn profile set up and active. If you don’t have a LinkedIn profile or want to know if you need to do some updates, we’re sharing some mistakes to not make when it comes to LinkedIn, here! […]