Resume and Interview Tips

How to Write a First Job Resume for Tourism -- Collaborator

Tourism jobs encompass a wide variety of positions. People who work in tourism may be travel agents, ticket salespeople, cruise ship or hotel employees or timeshare sales professionals. Many of these ...

How to Write a Scannable Resume -- Malik Sharrieff

The purpose of any resume is to help get you the job you are applying for. However, some jobs require you to submit a scannable resume. A scannable, or text resume, is formatted differently compared ...

How to Write a Resume While You Are Currently Working -- Wanda Thibodeaux

Most people write a resume while unemployed, but there are many circumstances under which you may want to write a resume when you're still working. For example, you may know you need to move or ...

How to Write a Resume Cover Letter to Reapply for a Job -- J. Johnson

When you submit your resume for an open position, it's important to include a cover letter. The cover letter gives details about your work experience, indicates why you're interested in a ...

How to Document Stay-at-Home-Mom Experience on a Resume -- Collaborator

Parents who are returning to the workforce after a long absence may think that the work they've done organizing family life, running a household and volunteering on school trips don't relate ...

How to Write an Education CV -- Brenda Sanders

A Curriculum Vitae (CV) is a lot like a resume except it is much longer and offers a lot more detail. It is a summary of a candidate's background in academia. It also summarizes the ...

How to Correctly Write a Resume -- Diane Dilov-Schultheis

A resume is a valuable tool that informs a potential employer about you and your qualifications for a job opening. It is usually what the employer first sees when you apply for a job, and it can make ...

How to Write a Resume Using Microsoft Office Tools -- Linda Emma

Make your resume as individual as you are by using the wide variety of tools in the latest versions of Microsoft Office. Start with your own basic page layout, adding themes, colors, headings and ...

How to Make a Resume Computer Friendly -- Sharon Mcelwee

Create a resume as you normally would in your favorite program and save it as a Microsoft Word file. Most employers ask for resume to be in Word format, even though Word files tend to be virus-laden ...

How to Write a Mini Resume -- Collaborator

A mini resume is a brief summary of your career that can be condensed onto a business card or a half sheet a paper. The mini resume is the perfect hand out for networking events and chance meetings ...

How to Write a Resume While in College -- Collaborator

You may think it's difficult to create a resume while you're still in college and lacking any applicable work experience. But highlighting your strengths and filling out a page is easier than ...

How to Write a Great Resume Without a College Degree -- Collaborator

The economy is tight and the competition for jobs is tough. You may be in the running for a job along with people who have college degrees, but you can still deliver a stellar resume and give ...

How to Write a CV Blog -- Jessica Cook

A CV, or curriculum vitae, is a document that outlines your professional and academic accomplishments. Since your CV should be updated frequently, a blog is an ideal format for it. You'll be able ...

How to Make & Print a Free Resume Online -- Addie Kaye

A job search starts with creating a compelling resume. Although a resume's success lies in its content and not in its format, inputting your career and education history into an organized format ...

How to Write a Resume for a Research Job -- Collaborator

Research jobs in areas such as clinical research or market research demand not only the ability to retrieve data, but also the ability to analyze that data and communicate what it means to your ...

How to Write an Entry-Level Resume -- Collaborator

Whether you have just graduated from college or are entering the workforce for the first time, it is important to write a resume. Writing an effective resume is the first step to finding an ...

How to Write an Organizational Resume -- Amelia Jenkins

An organizational resume lists your company's past history and record of achievements. You can display this resume on your company website, add it to your portfolio or include it with your ...

How to Write References on CV -- Buffy Naillon

Applying for a new job can be nerve racking, particularly in a down economy. While the competition for many positions is fierce, it is even more so in some fields of academia and science. Sometimes ...

How to Write a Resume With Salary History -- Gwynita Leggington

A resume is one of the best marketing tools you can use to introduce yourself to a potential employer. Your resume should include relevant information about your qualifications, work experience and ...

How to Write An Awesome Resume -- Collaborator

To write an awesome resume, you need to talking about your strengths. Here are some ways that you can highlight your talents, to get the job you deserve. If you feel that you may have trouble making ...

How to Write a Resume for an MBA Program -- Collaborator

The top MBA programs in this country are extremely selective in who they recruit and accept. You will face cutthroat competition to get accepted into a top MBA program. Write a dazzling resume that ...

How to Write Objectives on a CV -- Terri Rocker

A CV is a curriculum vitae, also known as a resume. When you prepare your professional CV, you want to entice potential employers to contact you for an interview while giving them an accurate view of ...

How to Write a Resume for Freshmen -- Liza Hollis

For new students, it can be difficult to create a resume that demonstrates your ability. This is because you have yet to earn any formal academic degrees and your work experience is limited. However, ...

How to Write a Resume Tutorial -- Jennifer L. Potts

A tutorial is basically a set of instructions that helps someone learn a certain process. It explains the various parts, how they function and how to use them effectively. For a resume, a tutorial ...

How to Write a Resume in Paragraph Form -- Erin Stertz-Follett

You have choices when formatting the body of your resume. The two most common options are bullet point form and paragraph form. When choosing to use the paragraph form, it is important to know how to ...

How to Write a Resume Inquiry Letter -- Collaborator

If you submitted a resume and haven't heard from the employer yet, you should send them a short, emailed note. Resumes are often lost in transmission and many hiring managers are slow to get the ...

How to Write a Resume If You're Over 50 -- Kristen Fischer

While a resume is a resume--it's a whole different document for the 50+ crew. OK, maybe not a whole separate thing, but there are still some pointers to remember when you're over 50 and ...

How to Write a Productive Resume -- Nicholas Pell

Writing a productive resume is the name of the game. You want your resume to get noticed and get you in the door for that interview. Particularly in tight job markets, having the right kind of resume ...

How to Make a Video Resume -- Collaborator

The Youtube generation has added another digital tool to its arsenal that has revolutionized the job search process. Video resumes are fast becoming an effective method of capturing the attention of ...

How to Write a Job-Getting Resume -- Collaborator

Step 1) Getting a job these days is a difficult endeavor so you need to write a great resume to land a job interview. The first step in resume writing is making an EYE-CATCHING HEADER. Use a ...

Job Interview Tips & Answers -- Arnold Anderson

When you finally get a job interview as the result of your job-hunting efforts, you want to be sure that you are prepared for your interview. In order to impress the hiring manager, you should take ...

Job Interview Tips and Techniques -- Kim Walton

There are literally thousands of tips and techniques for interviewing. Books too numerous to count line the shelves at the library, articles abound on the Internet, and it still won't guarantee ...

Management Job Interview Tips -- Kay Miranda

Interviewing makes people nervous. While you might be adept at managing an office or department, portraying yourself as the perfect candidate in an interview is difficult if you don't prepare ...

Job Interview Tips & Questions to Ask -- YaShekia King

Job interviews are an opportunity for job seekers to sell themselves to a potential employer. Effective job candidates must prepare to demonstrate their qualifications for a position and show how ...

Job Interview Tips for Weaknesses -- Raene Kaleinani

One of the most challenging questions in a job interview is "What are your weaknesses?" Planning your responses ahead of time will help you get over the hurdle of this interview question. Everyone ...

Job Interview Tips for Success -- Curt Fletcher

A job interview can be a nerve-racking experience. However, since you were selected to have the interview, you should feel confident that you have what it takes to be selected. To improve your ...

Tips on How to Have a Winning Job Interview -- Lynette Hingle

Once you've gotten a job interview, it is your job to prepare for it. So, before you head out the door to meet with the interviewer, make sure that you have thoroughly researched the company, ...

How to Dress for a Job Interview - Women -- Collaborator

Perfect grooming is your first assignment when you interview for a job, whether you want to be a CEO or an entry-level factory worker. To a prospective employer, how you dress says a great deal about ...

How to Type a Resume -- Christina Hamlett

A resume - also known as a CV (curriculum vitae) - is oftentimes the very first impression that a prospective employer has about you. If it's neat and put together well, it may result in an ...

How to Write a Relocation Resume -- Ranlyn Oakes

Looking for a job in a city other than your own can present obstacles. If you are seeking a senior management or other high-level position for which employers conduct national searches, you may not ...

How to Write a Child's Resume -- Peggy Epstein

Creating a resume for a child is a worthwhile activity for multiple reasons. For one, it's never too early for children to learn about the business world and the purpose resumes serve. Secondly, ...

How to Give an Effective Employment Interview -- Christopher Carol

A job interview can be stressful. For some applicants, the meeting could be the difference between remaining on unemployment or finally achieving a financial foothold. The process has much riding on ...

How to Write a Resume When Self- Employed -- Tielle Webb

If you are seeking new employment, a résumé is imperative. Everyone should have one, especially now when most jobs can only be applied for online. Your résumé is your first impression, and might ...

How to Include Temporary Employment on a Resume -- Collaborator

Not sure if you can use that great temp job on your resume? You can! Here's how to list temp work on your resume to get a great job or job promotion. FOLLOW RESUME FORMAT The format of you temp ...

How to Properly List Employment References -- Collaborator

There are many ways to list employment references on your resume, but the best way is to keep the information short. You want potential employers to read through your references list in just a few ...

How to Properly Describe Your Employment Strengths -- Collaborator

At some point in every job interview, someone will ask you to provide a critical overview of your strengths. Follow these steps to enhance your presentation. Make a List Make a list of your strengths ...

How to Conduct an Employment Interview -- Chantel Alise

Job interviews are not necessarily fun for the interviewee or the interviewer. They are by nature stressful situations. However, you can eliminate some of that stress by preparing ahead of time. ...

How to Prepare for an Employment Assessment Test -- Tameka McSpadden

Many companies that require specialized skills or have experienced high turnover require all job applicants to take an employment assessment test. These tests are given to ensure that all applicants ...

How to Write a Rejection Letter -- Collaborator

Conducting interviews and saying "no" to applicants doesn't always have to be stressful. You can almost always find something good to say (or at least something neutral) about a candidate - even ...

How to Pass Pre Employment Tests -- Scott Roberts

Pre-employment personality tests can seem invasive. Nobody is perfect. It's natural to have flaws in your personal history that you don't want a potential employer to know. Trying to "beat" a ...

How to Write an Online Resume -- Owen Pearson

The Internet has opened up a wealth of opportunities for job seekers to find employment. Job listing sites can alert workers to opportunities in their areas, and company websites commonly offer job ...

How to Write a Resume Template -- Ashlyn Etree

When used correctly, a resume is an effective tool leading to interviews and job offers. Your resume supplies prospective employers with information such as employment history and education. However, ...

How to Write a Resume Cover Letter -- Collaborator

A good, concise cover letter can make all the difference in your job search. A well-written cover letter may not get you a job, but it may be the one thing that convinces a hiring manger to call you ...

How to Write a Flawless Resume -- Bryan Berg

Anyone can write an average resume, but writing a flawless resume is difficult. Your resume is the first thing a prospective employer will see when considering you for a position, so perfection ...

How to Make a Writer's Resume -- Collaborator

Getting noticed is key to being hired as a writer. Knowing how to put together a writer's resume has everything to do with getting noticed. There are a lot of writers out there who have similar ...

How to Write a Stellar Resume -- Kristen Fischer

You may think you need to shell out hundreds of dollars to a fancy resume writing service to get a resume that lands interviews. Not so. I write for a top resume writing firm, and can share some tips ...

How to Write a Narrative Resume -- Christina Hamlett

A narrative resume is a stylistic departure from a traditional chronology of work experience and education. For some professions--and particularly those in the arts--a narrative resume doubles as an ...

How to Write a List of Resume Objectives -- Collaborator

You are suddenly out of work and it is imperative to find new employment as quickly as possible. Jobless does not mean hopeless, but it does mean that you will need to prepare or update a resume as ...

Top 10 Job Interview Tips -- Juliana Robertson

Organizations have begun employing sophisticated job interview techniques. You may undergo a battery of tests before initial face-to-face contact is made. It's hard to gauge things that will be ...

Job Interview Tips for Older Applicants -- Diane Todd

In an effort to further their careers, modern employees have a tendency to company-hop more frequently than decades ago. As a result, older applicants often find themselves competing with a younger ...

Last Minute Job Interview Tips -- Cynthia Measom

After researching the company, practicing answering job interview questions and putting together the perfect outfit to prepare for your interview, there are some last minute things you can do to help ...

Professional Job Interview Tips -- Rhonda Campbell

According to the United States Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, as of April 2010, the unemployment rate for non-farm industries in America was at 9.9 percent. Professional job ...

Job Interview Tips & Answers -- Arnold Anderson

When you finally get a job interview as the result of your job-hunting efforts, you want to be sure that you are prepared for your interview. In order to impress the hiring manager, you should take ...

Post Job Interview Tips -- Kim Walton

Your interview is over. As you leave the office, you see others waiting nervously. You wonder how many positions remain and if you will be offered one. You also wonder what you can do to set yourself ...

Graduate Job Interview Tips -- Katherine Lewis

After four years of hard work and academic success, graduates are often nervous at the prospect of proving themselves worthy of a "real" job. Graduate interviews can involve presentations, group ...

Tell Me Something About Yourself- Job Interview Tips -- Leigh Wittman

"Tell me something about yourself," is a common job interview question that many people struggle with answering. There are several key tips to keep in mind when answering this question. Planning how ...

Job Interview Tips for "Tell Me About Yourself" -- Marion Sipe

Many of us dread that moment when an interviewer clasps his hands together, looks us straight in the eye and says, "So, tell me about yourself." It can be the most difficult question to answer, ...

Job Interview Tips: Words to Say About Yourself -- Laura Agadoni

Some people may have very impressive resumes for the job in which they are applying, but if they can't communicate their skills or make a good first impression in a job interview, they often ...

Internal Job Interview Tips -- Julie Bane

Interviewing for a job can be a strong source of anxiety, even when interviewing for an internal position. A key to overcoming this is to be well prepared for the interview. Just because it's an ...

Telephone Job Interview Tips -- Natalie Grace

A telephone job interview is generally a precursor to the face-to-face interview. Interviewers mainly use this method to get a feel for the candidate, using their diagnosis to determine if the ...

Job Interview Tips for Teens -- Leigh Walker

If you are a teen looking for a job, the thought of going through the job interview process may make you nervous. Whether you have been on numerous job interviews in the past or this is your first ...

Second Job Interview Tips -- Arnold Anderson

If you have been invited back for a second job interview, the prospective employer has seen promise in you and wants to find out more details. Expect the second interview to get very specific about ...

How to Write Resume References -- Rupa Raman

As part of routine hiring procedure, employers are likely to require references from you. These are people you know personally or professionally, and who, more importantly, know you. Talking to ...

How to Write a One Page Resume -- Janice Tingum

The purpose of a resume is to persuade a prospective employer that you are qualified for a job. The resume is usually the first impression the employer receives of you, so make the impression ...

How to Write a Simple Resume -- Charlie Gaston

Most job seekers understand the importance of having a good resume. For new professionals entering the job market, writing a good resume can be a daunting task. Read more to learn how you can write a ...

How to Write a Resume for Graduate School -- Collaborator

While the traditional advice suggests that you keep a professional resume to one or two pages, these limits are usually too narrow for a graduate-school resume. Academic and professional resumes ...

How to Write a Biography Resume -- Lisa Mooney

Writing a strong resume has gotten personal. Few employers are interested in a simple collection of facts about the person they are considering entering into a business relationship. Instead, they ...

How to Write Resume Job Qualifications -- Collaborator

When writing your resume, you might find it difficult to include your job qualifications. What should you include? What should you leave out? It is easy to write resume job qualifications if you ...

How to Write a Competency-Based Resume -- Erin Stertz-Follett

Writing a competency-based resume, also referred to as a functional resume, may be a strategic choice in a competitive job market. Unlike chronological (time-based) resumes, competency-based resumes ...

How to Write a High School Scholarship Resume -- Collaborator

Resumes aren't just for those on a job hunt. If you're applying for scholarships or colleges, it's important that you have a well-presented resume to help you snag that important funding. ...

How to Write a Resume for Teens -- Collaborator

You may not have the long work history of an established professional, but you do have academic experiences, afterschool activities and even part time jobs that show employers and college admissions ...

How to Deal With a Job Gap on a Resume -- Kristen Fischer

If you've got a gap of time between jobs on your resume, what's the best way to present it? Should you ignore a career gap? Note it on the resume? Or save an explanation for the interview? ...

How to Send a Resume As Word Attachment -- Pallab Dutta

If you have just embarked on your career, sending a well-crafted resume to prospective employers is very important. Almost all employers and businesses prefer receiving resumes of prospective ...

How to Write an Academic Resume for College -- DB Jenkins

Attending college is a true joy for most students. It represents freedom, independence and the beginning of an adult life. Being admitted to college requires students to prove themselves academically ...

How to Attach a Resume Online -- Traci Vandermark

There once was a time when job searches were all done in person. You took a copy of your resume and your portfolio to your prospective employer and the interview was conducted eye to eye. More job ...

How to Write a Resume With No Job Experience -- Collaborator

Ever heard the expression, "you need experience to get experience?" When seeking to land that first job, you will find yourself faced with the task of demonstrating that you have the background to ...

How to List Temp Jobs on a Resume -- Collaborator

Listing your temp jobs on your resume can be tricky. There is a tendency to pigeonhole people with a long history of temporary employment as unstable, undesirable or troublesome employees. Omitting ...

10 English Teacher Interview Questions -- Rachel Duhon

No two teacher interviews are alike. Teacher job candidates must be highly cognizant of their subject matter and the position they are applying for. By practicing the top questions an English teacher ...

Resume Presentation is Key -- Dynamic Bio Resumes

Key words are important when a résumé is being scanned, particularly when being scanned by software which a very few companies are doing now. However, when a human being is reviewing resumes, which ...

Should You Use a Career Objective on Your Resume -- Dynamic Bio Resumes

It's one of those sticky questions that divides career counselors. If you got 100 of them in a room, 50 would likely say yes, you should list a career objective on your resume; the other half ...

Resume Tips for the Composition-Challenged Job Seeker -- Sharifawan

There are plenty of resume tips available online for your quick reference and use and you don't have to be a Byron, Shelley or Wordsworth to come up with a resume worthy of merit. Job sites not ...

Building Your Resume: Resume Tips for College Students -- Tarun sharma

you've never written a resume before, you may be wondering what type of information you should include and leave out. This article goes over the different sections of a resume and offers style ...

Resume Writing Tips for Teachers -- Alyson Paige

Writing a standout teacher resume gives you the opportunity to shine a light on your skills, experience, goals and achievements in your field. Grab a principal's and department head's ...

Writing a Teaching Resume -- Tawnicia Ferguson Rowan

Your teaching resume is the opportunity to put your best foot forward. Whether you are applying for a new teaching position, a promotion or a fellowship, use your professional resume (also called a ...

Resume Samples for New Teachers -- Mary Jane

New teachers often have tough competition when it comes to an available teaching position. To stand out to potential employers or school boards, the new teacher needs to format her resume so it shows ...

How to Apply for a Teacher Position -- Collaborator

Applying for your first teaching job can be exciting. You want to make sure you get your applications to the right places at the right time. Take the time to read these steps before you apply for a ...

How to Write an Elementary Education Resume -- S. Herlihy

An elementary education resume is an important tool for anyone seeking an elementary education job. Elementary educators help students obtain a firm educational foundation during their formative ...

How to Include Substitute Teaching Experience on a Resume -- Cynthia Measom

When applying for teaching positions, tailor your resume to showcase all the related experience you possess in the field. Even if you've never held a formal teaching position, listing substitute ...

Resume Help for Teachers -- Mary Jane

If you are applying for a teaching position, you should create a resume that allows your experience and expertise to shine. According to the Best Sample Resume website, teachers should include four ...

Teacher Resume Writing Guide -- Mary Jane

A teacher's resume must include four important areas of information that provide the employer or school board with valuable data about the candidate. These four sections include a personal ...

Unique Ways to Write a Teacher's Resume -- Colleen Reinhart

When applying for teaching positions, schools want to see that you have experience relating with people, developing lessons, and of course, teaching others. Adopt resume conventions that emphasize ...

Professional Resume Writing Tips -- Jan Simon

Before you begin to write or revise your current resume, invest some time in learning how to create a marketing piece that will get attention. Resume screening is the first step in the hiring ...

Characteristics of Resumes for Teachers -- Aruna Murthy Anaparti

A resume is a document that presents a person's skills and achievements. Resumes of teachers and educators should be professional, succinct and well-written, and have a high degree of attention ...

ESL Resume Tips -- Elizabeth Carrillo

English as a Second Language (ESL) teaching is on the rise in the U.S. While each state has a different approach to how ESL is taught in their schools, a well-written resume can help a motivated ...

Resume Tips for Education Jobs -- Jennifer Uhl

Resumes for education jobs are just as diverse as the jobs themselves. The type of resume you write should be unique to the position you are trying to fill. Whether you are applying for a music ...

Resume Tips for Education -- Andrew Button

Education is a dynamic, versatile profession. Some teachers teach courses in all subjects at the elementary level, some teach a single course at the high school level and some go into administration ...

How to Write a Resume for Teaching Overseas -- braniac

Writing a resume for teaching oversees is much like writing a resume for teaching in one's home country. The trick is to know what the school or company is looking for in an applicant. Then, ...

How to Write a Resume for Teaching English As a Foreign Language -- Sharika Sanku

A resume is a reflection of a person's experience, personality, and overall caliber as a worker. It is an index that businesses and organizations of all kinds use to measure a candidate's ...

5 Reasons Why Resume Tips Can Provide You With The Best Career Options -- Jobsforfreshers.in

For the purpose of applying jobs, the resumes have been one of the most favoured tools. It is through the resumes that people put in their applications for jobs and therefore is considered to be one ...

Resume Tips – Something to think about… -- Gavin Davis

How many times have you picked up a magazine while waiting for an appointment and flipped through the hundreds of pages of articles? How long did it take you to decide whether or not to turn the ...

Naughty Resume Tips: 10 Crazy-Hot Ideas To Make Employers Go GaGa -- Aiden Taylor

Take into account this just before looking for resume suggestions. Does making a potential employer salivate in the thought of hiring you press your buttons? It needs to. Employers, sadly, maintain a ...

Resume Tips - The Things You Shouldn't Include -- Alan Cruize

Always remember that your resume is your first and final impression on the prospective employer and hence, it should be a lasting one. You cannot let it go waste by sending a poorly written resume to ...

8 Resume Tips - How To Write A Resume That Stands Out -- Robert Lawrence

The resume has one purpose and that is to land you a job interview. Keep in mind, the person reviewing your resume probably has to look at hundreds of others, so yours has to stand out from the rest ...

Resume Tips for Creative Professionals -- Kimberly G. Ben

Image is everything when you're a job seeker. In fact, your resume is a prospective employer's first impression of you. This is especially true of anyone seeking job opportunities in a ...

The Most Useful Resume Tips -- Tony Jacowski

A personal resume is not a document that can be made once, and then kept it safe for future uses. A resume must be updated every time a new skill or experience has been added to your repertoire. It ...

Interview: "What is Your EFL / ESL English Teaching Philosophy?" -- Larry M. Lynch

The Interview The interview seemed to be going along okay. Then the Director asked, “So what is your philosophy of teaching English?” “My philosophy of teaching?” The TEFL interviewee twisted ...

Tips For Writing a Teacher Resume -- Julia Cates

Teacher Resume has to be well drafted document. A resume should be unique and well structured in order to stand out from all the other resumes and clearly market your skills. It will open up many job ...

Resume Writing For Teachers -- Brian G Chadra

Teaching is one of the few professions that require the employee to keep going back to school in order to prove their worth. It is also a thankless job that typically means the same amount of time in ...

Writing Your First Teachers Resume Isn't About What You Can Teach But What Your Students Will Learn -- Brian G Chadra

For first time teachers, writing a resume has to be a nerve-wracking process. The long grind of school is finally over and it is necessary to find a school district for employment. Although your ...

Writing a Teacher's Resume -- Nicole Stables

In every job that we wanted to apply, resume is the best tools which bridge the gaps between the employer and the applicants as well. Resume is just a mere piece of paper; however, you cannot have ...

Tips For Writing a Teacher Cover Letter That Will Get You Noticed -- Jim Sweeney

If you're aiming for a job in teaching, a cover letter will help showcase your education and skills and let your prospective employer know that you are the best candidate for the position. This ...

How to Build an Impressive Teacher Resume -- Jennie Kakkad

Teachers are considered to be mentors who guide us on our career goal and help us be a civilized individual. It is believed that both parents and teachers help us go through each and every motion of ...

Sample Teacher Resume - Is a Free Sample Always a Good Sample? -- Alex I Best

Sample teacher resume is one resource to look into when applying for a job in teaching. Getting into teaching can be extremely competitive. With a sample teacher resume in hand, you can learn what ...

7 Tips For Successful TEFL Interviews -- Natasha Mason

Attending an interview for a teaching job in the TEFL market is often a shock to graduates who have recently completed their TEFL certificate course. In many countries where the market is very ...

Resume Tips from Experts: Proper Resume Content and Format -- sandydsouza

Every job seeker understands the importance of a resume and they tries to make it impressive by implementing new and innovative techniques in their writing. Some applicants get it written from the ...

Resume Website Tips -- Steven Cruiser

In the present scenario, having a resume website in order to apply for a job is quite beneficial. You can make your personal resume website, which will help assist you in your job search. It is not a ...

Tips on Employment Applications -- Daniel Westlake

Employment applications are one of the main things companies look at when considering hiring a prospective applicant. These are often filled out and submitted to the employer for him to review. ...

How to Make a Portfolio -- Collaborator

A portfolio of your career is indispensable during an interview. As you toot your own horn about the great ad campaign you designed or the great article you wrote for the local paper, your words will ...

How to Teach Students Elements of an Interview -- Baptist Johnson

Interview skills are life skills. A good interview can help you secure the job you want, while a bad interview is a sure way to blow your chances. Knowing the elements of an interview offers an ...

Academic Job Interview Tips -- Tara Duggan

Interviewing for an academic job involves presenting yourself as a match between your skills and experience and what the institution requires. Academic jobs typically involve planning curricula, ...

Interview Questions for a Special Ed Teacher -- Angus Koolbreeze

The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the demand for special education teachers to rise between 13-20 percent before 2018. The chief reason for this is the increased inclusion of special needs ...

Teacher Certification Questions -- Bettina Drew

Teachers help students master content through a combination of direct instruction, guided group work, independent research and assessment. Some people become teachers to help share the joy of ...

How to Write a CV for a Teaching Job -- Leyla Norman

To customize your curriculum vitae (CV) to a career in teaching, focus on your teaching experience, your education and teacher training, and the reasons you would make an effective teacher. As with ...

How to Conduct an Interview for Teaching -- Bettina Drew

Teachers perform invaluable tasks at schools, including supervising children, instructing students, assessing performance, serving as role models and cooperating with other educators to facilitate ...

How to Behave on a First Job Interview -- Collaborator

During a job interview, you only get about 15 to 20 minutes to sell yourself as the perfect person for the position. So, you don't want to blow it. You want the interviewer to get to know your ...

Questions to Ask in a Teaching Interview -- Elizabeth Smith

Teaching jobs require more than education and experience, and an interview is an opportunity to gauge a candidate's personality, enthusiasm and dedication. During an interview, you can measure ...

Good Job Interview Techniques -- Sarah Kathleen Hedman

Job interviewing is a process in which an well-studied and prepared individual will excel. Just as a vocation requires a specific skill set, interview skills can be mastered. A well-executed ...

How to Change Teaching Jobs -- Amie Taylor

Whether you're looking for a shorter commute, an increase in pay or a more genial working atmosphere, seeking and securing a new teaching job requires time and effort. By preparing yourself in ...

Teacher Job Interview Tips -- Tanya Watkins

Job interviews can be stressful. By arming yourself with information on the school's philosophy, disciplinary policy and stance on eduction, you can feel confident and prepared for your ...

How to Create a Teaching Portfolio for Higher Education -- Angela Eward-Mangione

Creating a teaching portfolio is a critical step in your professional career --- whether you are a graduate teaching assistant, or an experienced part-time instructor. Your portfolio is the primary ...

Great Jobs for Ex-Teachers -- Timothy Burns

Educational reform and increased public financial difficulties are causing many schoolteachers to lose their jobs. As public sector funding resources diminish, funding for schools is often one of the ...

Interview Signs of Good Teachers -- Angela Barley

In a world in which shrinking educational budgets seem to have become the norm, it is more important than ever to employ teachers who are excited about their chosen profession --- individuals capable ...

Common Community College Interview Questions -- Elizabeth Smith

A community college job offers instructors the chance to serve a different group of students than a job at a traditional four-year university; students come from a wider variety of backgrounds, ...

Interview Tips for Elementary Education -- Karen Hollowell

Interviewing for a teaching position can be a daunting experience, especially for first-time applicants. Prospective teachers often have to complete a series of interviews with principals and school ...

What Are Interviewing Skills? -- Kristen Bennett

Interviewing for a job can be a stressful process, but by practicing interview techniques, you can boost your confidence and increase your chances of being hired. Interviewing is all about putting ...

How to Prepare for a Teaching Academic Job Interview -- Jennifer Hudock

An academic teaching job interview differs from other interview types in that you are often expected to conduct a lecture or research presentation as part of the hiring process. This is to show the ...

Turning Mom Skills into Job Skills -- Lynn Brogan

Mom skills can be used in any occupation. Mom skills are universal -- easily transferable from one category of work to another without much effort or training. You can turn your mom skills into job ...

How to Create a Professional Teacher Portfolio -- Kim Marquardt

When going on a job interview you want to be able to sell yourself the best way that you can. Creating professional teaching portfolios is one way teachers can visually display their skills and ...

Skills & Attributes of a Teaching Assistant -- Michelle Hickman

Teaching assistants aid teachers in secondary and post-secondary schools by giving structural and administrative support when classroom teachers need it. Some teaching assistants can be graduate ...

Questions That Will Be Asked When Interviewing for a Teaching -- Erin Schreiner

Eloquence and poise are important in teaching positions because teachers must use their communication skills to impart knowledge. One way that potential employers often seek to determine whether ...

How to Write an ESL Teaching Job Cover Letter -- Collaborator

An ESL (English as a Second Language) teaching job opens the door for a different type of teaching. The job opportunities may take you around the world or to a school within your area where students ...

Essential Job Search Networking Skills -- Tom Ryan

Looking for a job requires more than simply sending out resumes and crafting cover letters---networking is a vital aspect to both job hunting and working on your already established career. The ...

How to Test Basic Computer Skills in a Job Interview -- Michaela Davila

If the job that you are holding interviews for requires that applicants have basic computer skills, it is a good idea to test these skills during the interview. An applicant may have embellished the ...

Examples of a Letter of Intent for a Teaching Job -- Karen Hollowell

A letter of intent is a cover letter that a prospective teacher writes to school districts or principals expressing an interest in current or upcoming job openings. An effective letter will usually ...

Interview Tips for Special Education High School Teachers -- John London

Special education high school teachers work with young people who have disabilities, which may include severe cognitive, emotional or physical disabilities. In addition to life skills and basic ...

How to Pass an Interview for a Teaching Position -- braniac

Having sat on BOTH sides of the interview table, dozens of times, I can definitely say that passing any job interview is a huge challenge! Some articles try to make it seem easy, but let's be ...

How to Interview for education and school leadership jobs -- braniac

Interviewing for a school administration position can be a challenge. A person in an administration position has to take on more responsibility than ever before. The extra demand comes from many ...

How to Interview for a School Principal Job -- A.M. David

This is a good time to become a school principal. The need for education administrators is expected to grow by about 8% between 2008-2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS ...

Job Gap- Give a proper explanation about gaps in Work History on Resume -- Ana Thames

The gap in your employment history section in your resume will certainly make a bad impact on the potential employer. If you are the person with large employment gap, you need to address it in your ...

The Most Important Job Interviewing Skills -- Emma Mittelstadt

Interviewing for that job you really want can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. However, there are some tricks to keep your nerves from getting the best of you during an interview and make that ...

Interviewing Techniques for Youth -- Cassandra Scheidies

Teenagers may want to get a part-time job for experience or to have some extra money. When interviewing for that first or second job, many teens may experience anxiety. Certain techniques will help ...

Interview Questions for a Teaching Assistant -- Michelle Langley

Like teachers, teaching assistants have a challenging job. Teaching assistants must wear several hats, including those of tutor and disciplinarian. Interviewers, who might include the teacher and the ...

Effective Motivational Interviewing Techniques & Tips -- Mary Jane

Before you start a job interview, prepare by teaching yourself interview techniques and tips. While you may be nervous before the interview, learn to listen to how the interviewer asks the questions, ...

How to Dress for a Preschool Teaching Job Interview -- Bettina Drew

On the job, preschool teachers must dress for any possible situation, including spilled apple juice, finger-paint activities, visiting district officials and meeting with parents. Many dress casually ...

Interview Techniques for Hiring Teachers -- Meredith Burgio

Every school board wants to ensure that it has the best teachers available for its students each year. The interviewing process is an opportunity to search for teachers who will be beneficial in ...

How to Prepare for an English Teacher's Job Interview -- Erin Schreiner

People who love reading, writing and literature and who are eager to share this love with others might select teaching English as their career. To obtain employment as an English teacher, you must ...

About Effective Questioning Skills -- Corina Fiore

Effective questioning skills are essential for any educator to master. Effective questions help determine prior knowledge students have about a subject. They also help teachers develop higher-level ...

How to Find Teaching Jobs in a Recession -- braniac

As the economy continues to have problems, finding teaching jobs get more and more difficult. College gradautes looking for teaching jobs can use this important tips. There is a teaching job for you ...

How to Ace a College Teaching Interview -- Collaborator

A college teaching interview, which generally entails a barrage of questions and a teaching demonstration, can be a scary prospect, especially if you haven't done it before. However, a few simple ...

Teacher Insight Interview Tips -- Meredith Mooney

If you are applying for a teaching position, you may be asked to complete an online assessment called TeacherInsight. This screening tool, produced by the Gallup organization, is used by many school ...

Tips on Teaching Phone Interviews -- Alan Kirk

Phone interviews can save both a company and an applicant time and money. The company can conduct the phone interview from anywhere, and the applicant doesn't have to worry about traveling to a ...

Interview Tips for a Head Start Teacher's Assistant -- Kristie Sweet

The Head Start federal childcare program caters to children through age five from low-income families. Employees in such programs include teachers, teaching assistants and other support staff. When ...

English Teacher Interview Tips -- Lorenzo von Matterhorn

For an English teaching position, the candidate must prove that he has experience working with a wide range of literature. It is equally important that he exhibit a knowledge of his target ...

Teacher Interviewing Tips -- Randi McCreary

Interviewing for a teacher's position or a position elsewhere in education requires preparation and knowledge. Interviewers are looking for candidates who have an understanding of educational ...

Interview Tips for Beginning Teachers -- Leyla Norman

When hunting a job for the next school year, new teachers can study up on some of the questions they will likely be asked in interviews. Questions about your teaching style, your passion for your ...

Interview Techniques for Teaching Posts -- Erin Schreiner

To obtain a teaching post during an interview, you must demonstrate both your competency as an educator and your appropriateness for the position. By effectively preparing for your interview, you can ...

Resume Career Objectives for Teachers -- Alyson Paige

Every element of a resume has to impress the reader and impress him quickly. Form a teaching objectives paragraph to summarize your career, advises the Job Interview & Career Guide website. Your ...

How to Become a Kindergarden Teacher -- Jennifer Elrod

Enriching lives by providing a warm atmosphere for students to learn can be a very rewarding experience. Kindergarten teachers provide this atmosphere all day. It can be a very fun job, and the day ...

Long-Term Substitute Teacher Interview Questions -- Laurie Scott

The interview process for a long-term substitute teaching position can be daunting for someone just starting a career. Job candidates should expect questions about their educational background, ...

How to Describe Organizational Skills for a Teaching Position -- Erin Schreiner

When seeking teaching candidates, many schools are eager to hire perspective employees who possess the organizational skills necessary to complete the duties associated with teaching. If you are ...

Interview Techniques for Teachers -- Kay Miranda

When interviewing for a teacher position, you want to come across as capable of teaching the curriculum, handling a class of students and being compassionate to the needs of kids as they may arise. ...

How to Teach Job Application Skills -- Peggy Epstein

Helping young people gain the skills they need to be successful at a job is only part of the total picture. Job hunters must also possess the skills to successfully apply for work. Education in job ...

What to Bring to a Teaching Job Interview -- Kathy Adams McIntosh

Teachers come to the classroom each day ready to enlighten their students with well prepared lesson plans. Before the teacher even makes it to the classroom, however, she must get hired for the job. ...

Elementary Teacher Interview Questions -- Neil Kokemuller

Elementary teachers typically work with young children from preschool through fifth or sixth grade. Teachers at this level must have a broad base of skills to introduce kids to basic principles in ...

Basic Skills Aide Interview Questions -- Kathy Adams McIntosh

Basic skills aides work in schools assisting teachers in the classroom. The responsibility of the basic skills aide lies with assisting students one-on-one and helping them grasp the concepts ...

How to Interview for a Teaching Job in Japan -- Collaborator

As English spreads globally, one of the hot spots for aspiring English teachers is Japan. Japan pays good money to those willing to teach English in its schools and learning centers. Interviewing for ...

How to Interview for Elementary Teaching Positions -- Jocelyn Right

Though preparing for a job interview can be stressful, knowing your audience represents a key factor in successfully completing any interview. Take the time to think about the interview from the ...

How to Interview a Preschool Teaching Assistant -- Robin Littell

Interviewing for the position of preschool teacher assistant is an essential part of determining if an applicant possesses the personal and professional characteristics that will best match your ...

Interviewing Skills for a Teacher -- Carol Deeb

Interviewing for a teaching position takes practice. Teachers are an important asset to a school system. How they perform in the classroom determines how well students are prepared to be successful ...

Games That Teach Interviewing Skills -- Nicole Thelin

Interviews are best conducted on a foundation of preparation, practice and confidence. Whether the interview is conducted for a job application or for a televised media event, the fundamental ...

How to Dress for an Elementary School Job Interview -- Maggie Hira

Regardless of what type of job you are interviewing for, it is important to always look put-together and professional. Even if the atmosphere at the workplace is casual, your first impression is made ...

Elementary Teacher Interview Tips -- Shelley Gray

Elementary teachers often find themselves in a competitive job market. Relevant skills and experience are vital, but the job interview can be the deciding factor in whether or not you get the job. ...

How to Prepare for Teacher Interview Questions, Top 5 Rules -- Collaborator

Teacher interview questions are in a category all by themselves. While most principals want to know your knowledge, they also want to know where your heart is. Whether trying to find your first ...

How to Interview for a Teaching Job -- Collaborator

Thorough research and preparation will give you the confidence to shine in a teaching job interview. Even if your first interviews don't land you a job, you'll gain valuable experience for ...

Interview Questions for Secondary Teachers -- Brooke Williams

Principals want to hire teachers who see educating as a passion instead of a job, according to Education World, an online resource for teachers. And teachers who have the ability to connect ...

How to Dress for a Job Interview - Men -- Collaborator

Skills, experience and attitude will land you a job, but your interview attire is more important than you think. It's an opportunity to make a good first impression with a potential employer or ...

Interview Skills for Young People -- Collaborator

An effective interview proves to the interviewer that you are the best candidate for a job and that you will help make the company more successful. Several keys to persuading an interviewer that you ...

How to Find Non Teaching Jobs for Teachers -- Collaborator

Many jobs are open for teachers looking to change career paths. Teachers' skills can be transferred to sectors outside of education and to non teaching educational related jobs. It's ...

Tips on a Teaching Job Interview -- Shelley Frost

You finally landed an interview for a teaching job. Now comes the preparation work. In areas where the teaching market is competitive, one small mistake in the interview could result in the position ...

How to Write a Professional Resume for Teaching -- Sarah Mollman

Whether you are aiming to claim a classroom of your own for the first time or looking for a different teaching position, a flawless teaching resume is a must for snagging the perfect job. Make your ...

How to Write a Resume for a Teacher Assistant Job -- Pamela Deloatch

If you are pursuing a career as a teacher assistant, an effective resume can help you stand out from the competition. Here are tips on how to research and write that resume. Determine what you need ...

How to Send Resumes for Teaching Positions -- Jason Brick

Applying for a teaching job usually means sending in a standardized application package This package may or may not include an actual resume along with other materials such as transcripts, a copy of ...

How to Write a Resume for an ESL Teaching Job -- Collaborator

When writing an ESL teaching resume, it's especially important that you put yourself into the shoes of the hiring school. While it's true that you may be taking a risk by traveling to another ...

What Is the Format for Resumes for Teachers? -- Lisa Duncan

Teachers who need a resume should not worry so much about a particular format. The key is to create a well-written resume in any format. Because teaching is an in-demand field, a solid resume for a ...

Effective Resumes for Teachers -- Joseph Nicholson

A resume is an important self-marketing tool that helps people get jobs. There are important strategies for effective resumes that are very general, such as having an attractive appearance, correct ...

How to Create a Teaching Resume -- Erin Schreiner

Many schools begin the hunt for an appropriate teaching candidate to fill a vacant position by perusing stacks of resumes. A strong, well-written resume can mean the difference between obtaining an ...

Resume Ideas for Teachers -- MD White

In today's uncertain economy and competitive job market, you have to stand out from the other teachers applying for the position you want. Even though you know you are the best person for the ...

How to Format a Resume for a School Teacher -- Jae Rauhut

Business and organizations use resumes to screen potential candidates, so having a strong resume that presents a positive first impression can help you land an interview. Not only is content ...

How to Write a Resume for a Private School Teaching Job -- Darla Himeles

Whether you just graduated with an undergraduate or graduate degree or you have been educating for years, your resume for teaching at a private school should focus on your teaching experience: ...

How to Write a Chronological Resume -- Collaborator

A chronological resume is the most common type of resume and can be used when applying for nearly any job. Most job seekers and employers are familiar with the style of a chronological resume, and ...

How to Write a Resume for a College Application -- Shannon Lausch

A college application doesn't often ask for a resume, but if yours does, don't be intimidated. A resume gives you the opportunity to showcase your academic achievements and what you can do ...

How to Format a Simple Resume -- Collaborator

Many young people just beginning to write their resume can become frustrated in doing so. The structure of this resume has a look that is elegant and sophisticated, yet is quite easy to put together. ...

How to Write a Résumé When Changing Careers -- Collaborator

Your résumé should change along with your career goals. Here are some ways to restructure and polish your résumé as you move toward a new profession or career. Read up on the skills and ...

How to Create a Plain Text Resume -- Adri Buckminster

Formatted resumes have multi-level bullets, exotic fonts and specialized spacing, which is the opposite of plain-text resumes. Though the text in a formatted resume is legible and looks better, many ...

How to Email a Resume -- Collaborator

In today's net-savvy society, you can apply for a job without even leaving the house. Use the Internet to send your resume and cover letter to potential employers. Follow these tips to email a ...

How to Do a Resume Reference Sample Page -- Collaborator

A resume reference sample page is requested by many employers as a factor in their hiring decision. Offering a reference sample in proper format along with a good resume can make the difference in ...

How to Write Impressive Resumes -- Jason Belasco

What do you bring to a potential employer? That's what you must keep in mind as you write your resume. Ask yourself what experience or qualities you possess that would make a potential employer ...

How to Write a Resume for a Tutoring Job -- Collaborator

Tutors help students improve their academic level by explaining difficult subjects, helping with homework and preparing students for exams and presentations. Most tutors work either for a university ...

How to Find a Resume Template in Microsoft Word -- Collaborator

To ensure that your job search goes smoothly, you need a strong resume. If you don't have on yet, don't panic. Microsoft Word's resume template will walk you through the steps of building ...

How to Put a Resume in Word Format -- Amy Dombrower

Many employers prefer that resumes are submitted in Microsoft Word format. If you need to convert your resume to Word, not to worry. You can do it quickly and efficiently and set up a ...

TEFL Teacher's Resume -- Nicole Langton

Even in regions with low competition for jobs teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), almost all employers want job candidates to submit a resume. A resume tells the employer not only if ...

TEFL Teaching Interview Tips -- Collaborator

Applying for TEFL jobs means an interview is on the horizon. If you utilize interview strategies designed to make you stand out from the rest of the applicants, you shouldn't have to go on more ...

How to Prepare for a Teacher Interview -- Elizabeth Stover

In anticipation of your teacher interview, take steps to portray yourself as a confident, relaxed and happy educator. Whether you are a brand new applicant or a seasoned one, administrators and ...

Teacher Interview Sample Questions -- Neil Kokemuller

Teaching candidates will hear interview questions that are common to most jobs. You will also hear more technical questions about your job qualifications, experience and interests. Questions vary ...

Sample Interview Questions & Answers for a Teaching Job -- Michelle Langley

Teaching jobs can be surprisingly difficult to get, especially if you're trying to get one teaching anything other than math, science or special education. Besides choosing the right suit and ...

Good Answers to Teaching Interview Questions -- Erin Schreiner

Breaking into the teaching field can prove challenging. One of the best ways to impress potential employers and show them that you are the best candidate for the job is through answering interview ...

How to Write a Teaching Resume -- Gwynita Leggington

Teaching is a rewarding profession and many teachers enjoy their career. In order to become a teacher you must first secure an appropriate teaching position within an educational setting. If you want ...

How to Write a Resume for a Teacher -- Rupa Raman

When writing a resume for a teacher, there are several factors to bear in mind. School officials are looking not only for candidates with relevant experience and educational background, but also ...

How to Write a Good Elementary Teacher Resume -- Jessica Cook

Elementary teachers come from a variety of backgrounds and enter the career field with a multitude of experiences. To make your resume stand out amongst the crowd of other job candidates, craft your ...

How to Write a Great Teacher Resume -- Kara Page

Whether you're a recent education graduate or a seasoned teacher, writing a distinctive resume is essential when applying for a job at a new school. According to the University of the Incarnate ...

How to List Teaching Skills on a Resume for Elementary Education -- Lily J. Tythan

Some teaching candidates are unsure of the best way to list their teaching skills on a resume. While the format you use for your resume determines the specifics of how you list your skills, the ...

How to Make a Preschool Teacher Resume -- Michelle Bolyn

Preschool teachers interact with young children, parents, other teachers and assistants, and management every day. A preschool teacher needs to be responsible and trustworthy for parents to leave ...

How to Make a Teaching Resume -- Nichelle Coleman

A teaching job can be rewarding and the first step to being hired is to write a professional resume. It is important that you take time writing your resume to avoid errors. You may even enlist the ...

How to Write a Resume for an ESL Teaching Job -- Collaborator

When writing an ESL teaching resume, it's especially important that you put yourself into the shoes of the hiring school. While it's true that you may be taking a risk by traveling to another ...

How to Create a Teacher's Resume -- Gwynita Leggington

If you plan to apply for a teaching position, you will need to prepare a resume to accompany your application. A resume is a summary of your relevant skills and qualifications, and many employers ...

How to Write Cover Letters for a Teacher Resume -- Peggy Epstein

Without a professional cover letter that leaves an employer wanting more details, even excellent resumes may never get read. When it comes to applying for jobs in education, even the best teacher can ...

Tips on TEFL Teacher's Resume -- Nicole Langton

Even in regions with low competition for jobs teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), almost all employers want job candidates to submit a resume. A resume tells the employer not only if ...

Resume Photo Tips -- Rhonda McDowell

According to USA Jobs, the federal government's source for jobs and employment information, resume photographs should appear on the resume or application, not sent as an additional item with your ...

Resume Font Size Tips -- Payton Pritchard

The font you choose for your resume should invite a potential employer to want to pick up your resume and look it over. There are numerous fonts for you to choose from, and that can make selecting a ...

How to List College Courses on a Resume -- Aksana Nikolai

The average employer is busy, spending no longer than two minutes on examining a resume. Therefore, your resume should concisely present information--which can include college coursework--that may ...

Academic Resume Tips -- Lee Grayson

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that academic career openings nationwide are expected to increase with the large number of expected retirements. While resumes in most areas of employment ...

Creative Resume Tips -- Jocelyn Right

Resume writing is an important part of the application process. A well-written resume can engage a potential employer's interest. Making sure your listed skills are relevant and unique can ensure ...

How to Write a Resume for First Time Job when you have no real job experience -- Collaborator

Writing a resume for first time job could be a very difficult task. Once you have held several jobs, you can easily fill up a resume with all your job experience. A resume for a first time job often ...

Tips on Resume Preparation -- Nick Davis

Your resume is the first impression you are giving a prospective employer. The resume is a "must have" in obtaining a job interview. Your resume should be polished, error free and up to date. A stale ...

Resume Tips for Font, Size, & Type -- Lauren Romano

It is not only nerve-wracking applying for jobs and going on interviews, but it also can be stressful trying to perfect your resume. No matter how good your qualifications are, your resume, if not ...

Tips for Reasons for Leaving on a Resume -- Ava Fails

Whether you are currently employed or unemployed, you must have a reason for leaving your last job on the ready during interviews. The key is that your reason ring positive to the interviewer. You ...

Resume Tips on Learning Quickly -- Leyla Norman

Two important personal qualities employers look for are being willing to learn something new and being fast at learning it, according to the career advice website Quintessential Careers. Employers ...

Tips on Mailing My Resume -- Julie Hampton

The traditional way of passing on a resume is via postal mail. Sending a resume may seem as simple as dropping information into the mail. However, following a few tips from the size of envelope used ...

Tips on How to Make a Resume -- Leyla Norman

Writing a resume takes significant time and effort. In addition, each job you apply for requires some tweaking to make it a perfect fit for the specific job requirements. Rework your resume a few ...

Student Resume Tips -- Rick Suttle

Resumes are an important instrument for summarizing a person's educational background, professional skills and job experience. However, most high school or college students do not have relevant ...

How to Follow-Up a Resume -- Collaborator

Hiring managers are often inundated with resumes and can't respond to every one. You can stand out from the pack by following up with the hiring manager after you've sent your resume to the ...

Modern Resume Tips -- Lynda Moultry Belcher

When searching for a job, your resume is your calling card, allowing potential employers to gauge your experience, skills and overall abilities. However, as technology has continued to have a major ...

How to Post Your Resume on Yahoo! Hotjobs -- Collaborator

Yahoo! HotJobs makes searching for employment easy and confidential. This site offers several ways to post your resume online for viewing by potential employers. Post Your Resume on Yahoo! HotJobs ...

Functional Resume Tips -- Marisa Serafini

Let's face it, the job search process can be extremely difficult and the job market is becoming more and more competitive. Think of your resume as your tool, not for getting a job, but for ...

Interview Questions for ESL Teachers -- Miranda Morley

Prepare for your interview by writing the answers to common questions. If you're looking for a job as an ESL teacher, you're likely to encounter interview questions about your English skills, ...

How to Write a Resume Objective Statement -- Collaborator

The first thing employers typically read at the top of your resume is your objectives statement. While some modern resume templates call for a more lengthy objectives statement, the traditional ...

Objectives Statements for Resumes -- Steve Bradley

The first piece of information that a reviewer will read on a resume is the objective. An objective statement for a resume has four distinct goals. First, it must introduce the candidate and his ...

Sample Objectives for a Resume -- Beth Taylor

Your skills may be impressive, but you need a well-written resume to really get an employer's attention. A complete, professional resume requires not only a list of experience but also statements ...

How to Write a Cover Letter to a Publisher -- Christina Hamlett

Whether you've just typed "The End" on your first novel or are dabbling with an outline for a nonfiction title you've always wanted to write, sooner or later you'll need to pique a ...

How to Address a Cover Letter -- Collaborator

A cover letter is your first chance to make a good impression. That makes how you address it a very important part of that impression. When given a name to direct your resume to, the answer is ...

How to Address a Cover Letter When the Name Is Unknown -- Stephanie Flood

The cover letter is very crucial because it represents you professionally. Some problems may get in the way of writing a perfect cover letter, though. Despite all of your research, you may not be ...

How to Write a Fax Cover Letter -- Collaborator

Every now and then, you'll run across an ad asking for a faxed cover letter and resume. Or, you may just want to boost your application's appearance without the delay that snail mail may ...

How to Create a Fax Cover Letter in Microsoft Word -- Collaborator

Creating a fax cover letter using Microsoft Word is a small extra step that you can take to help you look professional. Read on to learn how to create a fax cover letter in Microsoft Word. Determine ...

Simple Resume Tips -- Theresa Pickett

Putting together a strong resume takes skills in any economic climate. The number of people applying for jobs is typically far more than can be hired. You need your resume to stand out to land your ...

Academic Resume Tips -- Lee Grayson

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in 2006 that academic career openings nationwide are expected to increase with the large number of expected retirements. While resumes in most areas of ...

MBA Resume Tips -- Alex Ramirez

Applying to get into graduate school can be an overwhelming feeling for many students, but having your resume organized and in the proper format is the first step to being recognized by a ...

New Graduate Resume Tips -- Haydee Smith

A properly formatted and engaging resume makes the transition from the classroom into the workplace much easier. New graduates, often having little or no relevant job experience, may be at a loss of ...

College Resume Tips -- Jeffrey L. Jones

You are about to finish college and it's time to start thinking about that first resume. For many entry-level jobs, a good resume is the key to opening the door. Knowing what to include and what ...

Examples of a Personal Profile for a Resume -- Jesse Sopher

In the course of every job hunt, potential employees often wonder how to spice up their resumes in order get the attention of potential employers. Many go as far as to hire a professional resume ...

Career Fair Resume Tips -- Mandi Rogier

Career fairs are an excellent opportunity for job hunting. These events bring a wide variety of companies under the same roof. Rather than cold-calling employers that you hope to work for, you can be ...

Internal Resume Tips -- Bonnie Conrad

Most employees know how to format a standard resume. After all, most workers will have submitted a resume when they first applied for the jobs they hold. When asked to create an internal resume, ...

Graphic Designer Resume Tips -- Michelle Strait

Employers screen resumes for between 2.5 and 20 seconds. That is all the time you get to make a good impression. Most job seekers only have to worry about presenting the necessary information in an ...

How to Download Free Resume Samples -- Jennifer L. Potts

When you're writing your resume, sometimes it can be a big help to see some examples. Downloading a few free resume samples from the Internet can be just the thing you need to kick-start your ...

How to Get Resume Samples -- Collaborator

Writing a resume can be a very confusing process. Where to place sections, what type of resume to use, formatting - it can easily turn into an exercise in confusion. Some websites feature resume ...

How to Teach Resume Tips -- R. Scott Griffin

Everyone who plans on working to earn a living will need a resume. Unfortunately very few will receive the proper instruction and guidance on how to write, print and effectively utilize a resume. ...

How to Prepare a Basic Résumé -- Collaborator

There are as many kinds of résumés as there are jobs. Use a style that matches your personality and career objectives. Choose one or two fonts at most, and avoid underlined, boldfaced and italic ...

How to Find Resume Tips -- Angela Neal

Writing your first resume may seem intimidating, especially if you know it has to stand out among all of the others that an employer has to review. There are a variety if ways to find advice and tips ...

Self-Employed Resume Tips -- Vivian Pearson

When you are self-employed, focus your resume on the same elements as covered in a traditional resume: your skills, work history, education and professional accomplishments and awards. Treat your ...

Effective Resume Writing Tips -- Alan Cruize

Effective resume writing requires the proper presentation of every section in resume. Many people think that resume writing is a simple job and does not require many efforts. But this isn't true. ...

Tips for Writing a Winning Resume -- Aileen R.

If you want to get the job that you like, remember that first impressions are everything. Details from your resume all the way to your presentation during the interview will be remembered by your ...

7 Tips for Creating a Resume That Wows! -- Mindy S Ballard

Your resume is your most important document when you apply for a job. It is your introduction, your representation and your personal advertisement. At a time when the average job posting receives ...

The Key Ingredients That Can Spoil Your Resume -- Ana Thames

The Key Ingredients that can spoil your resume As you know that resume is the most important in your job search, you need to make it effective and impactful. Following the proper resume tips, you ...

10 Words and Terms That Ruin a Resume -- Charles Purdy

Your resume needs an update -- that is, if your resume is like that of most people, it’s not as good as it could be. The problem is language: Most resumes are a thicket of deadwood words and ...

Re: 10 Words and Terms That Ruin a Resume -- cunning linguist

Excellent advice. I help students with their resumes and will use these tips.

Take an Inventory of Your Skills and Interests – Your Hobbies May Land You That Interview -- Candace Davies

When a North Carolina school cuts teaching assistants, those who cannot drive buses were the first to be let go. Upgrading your driver’s license may not be the answer to finding a teaching job but ...

Teaching Overseas - How to Conduct an International Job Search -- Candace Davies

Teaching overseas is an exciting opportunity, and one that is being increasingly sought after by educators, especially graduating students or those who have been in the industry for many years. ...

The Most Important Facet of Your Job Search Plan -- Candace Davies

When you are planning your job search, you need to approach it as though it is a marketing campaign. The recruiters are the buyers and you are the actual product. As a product, you have to clearly ...

Resume Formats-What are the Different Resume Formats and how to Use Them?? -- Ana Thames

There is no such perfect resume format that can impress the recruiters. Each format of CV holds its importance. There are several formats of resume. Today, there are three main formats in use. They ...

What Items Do I Need to Bring to My Teacher Interview? -- Candace Davies

Congratulations! You’ve landed that coveted teacher interview. Now it is extremely important that you impress in your interview and large part of that is coming prepared. Items to bring: • Copies ...

Managing Your Internet Presence -- Candace Davies

Your internet presence is an indispensible part of your 21st century job search. Not only should you be actively reaching out to recruiters and hiring authorities, but you should also be leveraging ...

Learn From Your Prior Mistakes Made In Resume during Interviews Attended Before -- Ana Thames

When you are applying for any job position, there are hundred other candidates like you applying for the same job. You need to stand out from all these candidates and grab the opportunity. For this, ...

How to Conquer the Stress That Follows Us in an Interview -- Ana Thames

After crossing the first hurdle of getting shortlisted for your dream job ,now it is time to appear for the face to face interview with the employer. During this interview, employer generally checks ...

Five Tips for Having a Successful Phone Interview -- Candace Davies

More and more employers are deciding to interview candidates over the phone, especially if the prospective employee lives in another city or state. Telephone interviews have their own unique ...

Why Is It Necessary to Study Your Own Resume before an Interview? -- Ana Thames

In the past few years, world has badly shaken from the economic slowdown. Many industries have been affected by this recession and many employees suffered job loss. But now the situation is coming ...

Why You Should Use Keywords in Your Principal Resume -- Candace Davies

Employers and hiring managers are posting more and more jobs on the internet every day all over the world with the hope of getting the best possible candidate to fill the open positions. The internet ...

Uncovering Accomplishments and Success Stories for Your Administrator Resume -- Candace Davies

In order to create an effective resume for a school administrator position, it is important for you to uncover your relevant accomplishments and success stories. But you have to remember that it is ...

5 Must-Haves For A Resume That Will Get You An Interview -- Ana Thames

It can really be difficult to get a job opportunity in the struggling economy. World has recently shaken from economic crisis. Due to the recession suffered by all the leading companies, job ...

Why Holiday Job Hunting is Important -- Candace Davies

Holiday job hunting is one aspect of the job search that is often overlooked. Very few people realize that job hunting during this time of year could be the stepping stone into their desired career. ...

How to Create a Job Search Elevator Pitch -- Candace Davies

You may have come across the term ‘elevator pitch’ recently during your job search. Basically, this term refers to the brief sixty-second speech that people use to describe the product or service ...

How to Overcome Obstacles in a Cover Letter -- Candace Davies

There are many possible situations that may make writing a cover letter more difficult. These situations can include lay-offs, demotions, long-term unemployment, and medical leave. Although these may ...

Job Interview First Impressions -- Gavin

Are first impressions really that important? The answer is... YES! When the decision comes to hire a new employee, the candidates that are chosen almost always will share similar educational ...

10 Techniques to Successfully Close a Teacher Job Interview -- Candace Davies

There are several steps one must take to achieve a teaching position; getting chosen for an interview is step number one. When you get chosen, this shows that an employer is interested in you and ...

Ease Your Entrance into the Field of Education by Highlighting Your Transferable Skills -- Candace Davies

The biggest challenge when entering a career in education is how to properly prepare and create a compelling resume. It may seem like a daunting task trying to enter the education field from another ...

How to Write an Effective Cover Letter and Objective Statement for Your Job Search -- Marsha Phillips

There has been some confusion concerning cover letters and objective statements in recent years. Some experts will even say that they are no longer necessary or useful in today's job market. This ...

How to Deal With Trick Interview Questions -- Marsha Phillips

You have followed all the recommended advice to successfully interview for your dream job. With killer resume in hand, you walk into the interviewer's office with the swagger of a rock star. No ...

Five Steps to Creating an Effective Resume -- Marsha Phillips

It can be difficult to know exactly where to start when writing your resume. Additionally, these days you must tailor your resume to fit the job you're applying for in order to increase the ...

The Number One Reason Why You Are Not Getting Job Interviews -- Marsha Phillips

Anyone who is searching for a job these days knows how frustrating it can be. The real difficulty lies in making sure your voice is heard among the thousands of others who are in the same boat as ...

5 Tips to Make Your Resume Writing More Effective! -- Noah Zee

Things will never change - resume writing is a difficult task for job searchers of every level of experience; even top-level professionals still hire freelancers to write their resumes for them! But ...

Resume Templates to Design Your Resume -- Charles D Martin

It is well known that resumes are most important documents when you are seeking the job opportunities in any company. Before appearing for the interview you must send the resume to the prospective ...

Guidelines for a Well Written Cover Letter -- Sara Chris

A Cover letter is undoubtedly the most important thing for a job seeker. Although your hiring depends upon many factors bur a well written application and resume will always lead to an interview call ...

How to Write a Resume to Fit Your Dream Job -- Zain-Ul-Abideen Malik

It takes a lot of work to make our dreams come true. This is especially true in getting your dream job. You need to learn how to write a resume correctly to get the job you really want. A skillfully ...

How to Write a Resume for Self-Promotion -- Zain-Ul-Abideen Malik

Your resume is self-promotion. Whether you are a highly paid executive or an hourly employee, you still have to sell yourself to get a job. If you learn to write a resume correctly, you should be ...

3 Common Mistakes You Must Avoid When Writing A Cover Letter For Employment -- N. Glen

When writing a cover letter for employment in a desired organization, it is absolutely critical that your letter is free of the 3 most common mistakes of cover letter writing. These mistakes will be ...

Getting Your Resume to the Top -- H. Kim

The job market will get better and 2011 will see a lot of good people hired. Am I Nostrodamus? No. But like a good roller coaster ride, it's time for the ride to head upward. Your most critical ...

A Compelling Cover Letter Is the Bridge to a Job -- H. Kim

Job fairs or career fairs can help your job search tremendously or waste your time tremendously. There really is no other venue that allows you to meet with so many companies, with so many live human ...

7 Cover Letter Tips to Help You Land an Interview -- H. Kim

Some treat job hunting as a numbers game. They hold to the belief that the more they flood the market with their resumes, the greater the chances of success. But much like the miners of old, the ...

Cover Letters That Kill Good Resumes -- H. Kim

There are probably as many, or as much confusion, misunderstanding and downright misinformation regarding cover letters as there are about networking. Why there should be so much "controversy" or ...

Writing a Resume Is Both Simple and Difficult - Telling a Story -- H. Kim

Writing a resume is, as argued before, quite simple; yet made difficult by the need for it to be persuasive. And to be persuasive, you must tell a story. Telling, or in this case, writing your story ...

Learn From the Job Interview Mistakes I've Made, and Be Better For It -- H. Kim

I've made a lot of job interview mistakes in my lifetime of looking for jobs. And although at this point, I can navigate the labyrinth of the interviewing process fairly well; I have definitely ...

How to Prepare for Your International Teaching Interviews -- Candace Davies

There is a lot you can do in preparation for meeting with the recruiters. This preparation will help you to feel more professional and more secure when the time actually comes to interview for that ...

What Makes a Cover Letter Persuasive? -- H. Kim

What is it about a cover letter that makes it persuasive? What exactly is persuasive and who's it persuasive to? And by the way, the answer is not that the letter is well written. After all, ...

How to Create Resume for Freshers -- Jenny S Wakker

As soon as you complete your education, you start looking for a job. For this, you need a resume. Being a fresher, you hardly have any idea of writing a resume, and you thus look for help for the ...

5 Easy Steps to a Professional Resume -- Sabrina S Siracusa

As a former Human Resources pro I reviewed thousands of resumes. The following suggestions should help you avoid getting yours in the slush pile. One of the toughest parts of writing a resume is ...

Why "One Size Fits All" Resumes Don't Work -- Anish Majumdar

In years past, it wasn't uncommon to land interviews based on a resume that didn't really tell a potential employer SPECIFICALLY why you were a great candidate for a job. Part of this had to ...

3 Ways to Safeguard Against Ageism on Your Resume -- Anish Majumdar

Often, jobseekers are so eager to establish industry expertise within their resumes that they neglect to consider potential ageism issues. It's not a pretty subject, but the truth is ageism DOES ...

3 Things Every Resume Should Have -- Anish Majumdar

Recruiters and hiring agents look for very specific bits of information on a candidate's resume. During a first pass they want to know a) what type of job you're looking for, b) what makes ...

A Good Interview Can Help You Land the Job You Want -- Michelle Dumas

You probably already know that an interview can make or break your chance of getting hired. While a good interview can help you land the job you want, knowing what makes a good interview can help you ...

Essential Resume Writing Tips That You Must Know -- Michelle Dumas

For many people, the thought of writing a resume can be confusing and even intimidating. Whether you have recently graduated from college, or whether you have been in the workforce for many years and ...

Rewrite Your Executive Resume to Generate Top Results Even in a Recession -- Michelle Dumas

Are you struggling to get your resume up to par? You aren't alone. With such a shaky economy and uncertain business future, managers and executives everywhere are scrambling to update and ...

The Telephone Interview - 10 Tips For Making a Good Impression -- Michelle Dumas

They liked the cover letter, they were impressed by your resume, but before you get that oh-so-coveted face-to-face meeting, you've still one more test to pass: the telephone interview. So making ...

Managing Your Online Identity While Looking For Work (Avoiding the Big Oops!) -- Michelle Dumas

A story that recently made itself into the media clearly illustrates the importance of managing your online identity and of maintaining constant awareness that your online activities are a part of ...

How-to Ace an Interview - 10 Tips For Making a Great Impression -- Michelle Dumas

Interviews can be nerve-wracking; especially since the advent of the behavioral interview-where employers added a whole new level of question to help determine not only your skill-set, experience, ...

Professional Resume Writers - Everything You Must Know Before Hiring One -- Michelle Dumas

When the economy is in the dumper, unemployment is elevated, and you see your emergency savings dwindling while you try to find a new job, it may seem counter to your instincts to actually pay for ...

Embellishing Your Resume: Is It Ever A Good Idea? -- Michelle Dumas

When unemployment is high, the job market can daunting. Of that we can be sure! If you have experienced this competitive situation, you are not alone in the frustration that you are probably feeling. ...

8 Ways To Make Your Resume Irresistible To Employers -- Michelle Dumas

When it comes to your resume, there really isn't room for second place. You have one chance to make a first impression and when you are striving to do so in a job market that is flooded with ...

How To Write a Resume That Gets Results: The 5 Essential Elements to Focus On -- Michelle Dumas

On the surface it seems like it should be easy. But writing a resume that actually gets you interviews and draws excellent results can be a challenge. If you are trying to write your own resume, ...

How-To Write a Job-Winning Resume When You Don't Have a Clue What to Write -- Michelle Dumas

If you've ever toiled to write your resume, battling writer's block for every word you put on the page, but still unsatisfied when you get to the end, sure that your resume won't make the ...

Is Your Resume Template Holding You Back? -- Michelle Dumas

Is a resume template a practical method to quickly and simply develop a superb resume? Or, will the utilization of a resume template actually restrain and slow your search for a job? In an employment ...

Is the Functional Resume Format Right For You? -- Michelle Dumas

There are so many myths and misunderstandings regarding the functional resume format. Is a functional resume format that most suitable choice for your job search? This is one of the most frequent ...

Example Cover Letter: Tips and Tricks to Writing a Winning Cover Letter -- Mike Suggs

An Example Cover Letter is one which leads you to how to write one, not one that tells you exactly what to write. Be cautious of fill-in-the-blank types of templates. Not only will you fail to ...

Ten Tips From a Resume Writer -- Julie L.

To catch the attention of a potential employer, you will need to have a top-flight resume, because without one, you risk becoming just another applicant whose resume gets thrown in a pile. When ...

How to Use LinkedIn for Your Job Search -- Candace Davies

Networking remains the number one way to find a job. That is why social networking on the internet has become such a popular tool for job searching. Social Networking allows you to meet and ...

Why Functional Resumes Should Be Avoided -- Candace Davies

If you are about to create your resume, you may have searched through the thousands of templates that are available and realized that there are two distinct types of resume formats. They are the ...

The Importance of Knowing Your Unique Selling Point -- Candace Davies

When interviewing for any position, you are essentially trying to market and sell yourself as your own brand. You need to communicate to the hiring committee reasons for why you are the perfect ...

Professional Resume Documents are an Investment in Your Future -- Candace Davies

During these harsh economic times, more and more people are getting laid off and looking for that elusive dream career opportunity. When an opening presents itself, you will want to be able to take ...

Getting Organized in Your Job Search -- Candace Davies

Many job seekers have an unrealistic picture of how much time the job search will take them. If you are currently working full-time but want to change jobs, plan to spend up to 8 hours each week on ...

Tips for Interview Success -- Alexandra Sleator

Today's labour market remains tough. When the market is competitive, the likelihood that there will be several candidates after a given job is high so it is important to differentiate yourself ...

How to Overcome Fear of Overpromotion -- Mary E Hope

One of the many things that people tell me is that women are less likely to get promoted because they suffer from "imposter syndrome" and that they won't put them selves forward for higher paid ...

The Thumbs-Down List or What Not to Say or Do in an Interview -- C. A. Stapleton

Getting a job means being prepared to make a memorable first impression. Going into any interview unprepared or anxious can often lead to disastrous thumbs-down results. Here are some tips on what a ...

Mastering a Culture Fit Interview -- C. A. Stapleton

The central goal of any job interview is to enable an interviewer to appraise a job candidate's potential to culturally fit into their organization. Recruiters and hiring managers make every ...

8 Disastrous LinkedIn Mistakes -- C. A. Stapleton

When using the number one site for professional connecting, new LinkedIn biographers can often fail to follow the proper protocol for developing a professional profile, leading to calamitous results. ...

Laying the Groundwork to Successful Resume Positioning -- C. A. Stapleton

To lay the groundwork to position your resume with an employer, you must identify your resume's preliminary audience and tailor your resume accordingly. This step lays the groundwork for ...

Be Prepared for a Phone Interview! -- C. A. Stapleton

Doing your homework for a phone interview can significantly enhance your employment chances in today's job market. Characteristically, the first phone call from the employer is to setup and ...

How Not To Write a CV -- Julie Caroline Green

Never talk money One of the foremost things that you need to keep in mind while writing a resume is to avoid talking about money. Never mention the salary that you received in the previous place of ...

How to Answer Questions in a Retail Job Interview? -- Julie Caroline Green

Questions about yourself Employers begin by asking questions about yourself mainly to put you at ease. After a brief introduction, employers progress towards more specific questions such as "what ...

Interview Etiquette - What Should and Should Not Be Done -- Julie Caroline Green

Interview etiquette The United Kingdom has historically been known for following stringent etiquette practices in every walk of life ranging from dining etiquette to greeting etiquette. When you are ...

Can Your Resume Guarantee You an Interview Every Time? -- Jarred J Talmadge

Think back to the last time you sent out a resume. When you did it, could you guarantee interviews from your resume? Chances are the resume disappeared into the black hole of resume submissions on ...

How Thinking Outside the Resume Box Gets Your Resume Trashed -- Jarred J Talmadge

Chances are, if you are unemployed, you can't afford a thousand dollar resume writer. There is a great amount of frustration you are feeling, that if you could only afford that, you might be able ...

Can Someone Else Write Your Resume Better Than You? -- Jarred J Talmadge

As a former Wall Street recruiter and professional writer, I am always weary of reading an article about resume writing when the author opens with something akin to your resume is one of the most ...

Importance of Open Office Resume Templates in Your Career -- Akhilesh Mahesh Choudhary

Introduction - What is a Resume Template? Resume template is a set resume format for writing the details. These templates are the common tools that can be used for refining your details. They allow ...

4 Ways to Create an Interview-Winning Cover Letter -- Jessica M Holbrook

When in the center of a job search, writing an excellent resume is just the beginning. It's just as important to create a cover letter that will invite hiring managers to contact you for an ...

5 Ways to Make Your Executive Resume an Easier Read -- Jessica M Holbrook

One thing that makes writing an executive resume challenging is realizing that you have so much amazing experience to add to the document but not enough space to do so. Oftentimes, you may go ahead ...

4 Tips for Writing a Clean Green Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

The U.S. economy is slowly but surely making space for the green industry. As many products and services place their focus on energy preservation, more jobs are cropping up to accommodate those ...

Five Advanced Resume Writing Tips -- Paresh Rawal

Importance of having a well written, professional looking resume: Companies don't interview every applicant for the job because they don't have time to interview each and every candidate who ...

Resume Writing Tips for Newbies -- Paresh Rawal

Resume writing is a daunting task for anyone. That's why there are several professional resume writing companies who offers resume writing services. But it is always better to do it yourself. ...

Writing A Resume - What You Can Do If You Can't Fill Your Resume Out -- Brian L McCullough

The notion that all resumes can only be one page is a dangerous myth. Obviously, you don't want to write an 8 page resume. But 2 pages, and sometimes even 3 page resumes are perfectly acceptable. ...

Top 14 Resume Mistakes IT Professionals Make -- Eric Putkonen

1. Not knowing the purpose of resume What is the purpose of a resume? It is not to be a complete history of you skills and experience. The sole purpose of the resume is to get you an interview. ...

Sell Yourself Effectively By Writing Your Resume As A Business Proposal -- Ian S Lauder

Now more than ever, you need to do everything you can to stand out from the masses to land a job. Too many people think only about themselves and what they want or need from a job. This self-centered ...

5 Things You Must Do in a Bad Job Market -- Don Goodman

Unemployment is at 5-year high of 6.1% with 605,000 jobs leaving the market. This will only get worse as the turmoil from the financial markets causes more layoffs. Here are 5 things you should do ...

The Best Job Search Techniques -- Don Goodman

Hundreds of thousands of positions were obtained by job seekers last month, so employers are definitely hiring. If you are frustrated in your job search, then perhaps you should rethink your job ...

Fixing the Job Board Trap -- Don Goodman

Every day I hear from people who tell me that they have sent out dozens of resumes and are not getting calls. Some of these people have very good resumes so what's the problem here? The problem ...

Writing Your Resume When You Have Had a Variety of Jobs -- Don Goodman

A challenge that a lot of job seekers face is the fact that they have held a variety of non-related jobs. Take Susan for example. Susan started her career as an administrative assistant, moved into ...

The Well-Equipped Executive Job Seeker -- Don Goodman

The days of just having a paper resume and cover letter are over. In today's digital age that focuses on such sites as LinkedIn, Twitter and blogs, executives need to be armed with an arsenal of ...

5 Ways To Instantly Improve Your Job Search Results -- Don Goodman

By now you've learned the traditional ways of job searching don't work anymore. A few years ago you could put your resume up on Monster and Career Builder and wait for the phone to ring. ...

What Your Interview Body Language Reveals About You -- Don Goodman

Poor body language can derail an interview regardless of how confident and well-spoken you are. Body language is as much a part of your communication style as what you say verbally - it's really ...

Create an Effective Resume Even If You Were Fired -- Don Goodman

People get fired from the job for various reasons. However, to a potential new employer it may leave an unfavorable connotation on the candidate. If you find yourself in such a situation, you may ...

4 Reasons for Career Gaps and How to Handle Them on Your Resume -- Don Goodman

Especially in this economy, employment gaps are typical. Employers generally view a gap in employment negatively, however, it does not have to be this way. In these cases, it is important to indicate ...

How Are Employers Screening You Through Social Media? -- Don Goodman

Just when you think you've aced the interview and have reference contacts lined up with many good things to say about you, take a deeper look. The fact is many employers today are resorting to ...

10 Things to Remove From Your Resume -- Don Goodman

20 seconds. That's the average amount of time that an employer will spend scanning your resume. The phrase "Less is more" has often been used for design purposes, but it can apply just as well to ...

The Biggest Mistakes that Job Applicants Make -- Candace Davies

If you have been job searching for an extended period of time with no results, it doesnt mean that you arent skilled or knowledgeable, but it may mean that you are lacking in job search skills. Just ...

How to Secure Your Resume Against Fraud -- Candace Davies

Whenever you post your personal information online, there is a potential threat for fraud. The same can be true when posting your resume on one of the many job search sites. Below we will examine how ...

The Five Steps to Securing a Better Job -- Candace Davies

It happens time and again. Someone loses their job but its not the specific job they are upset about losing, it is the fact that they are now jobless. Many people hold jobs that they are not ...

Give Yourself a Background Check -- Candace Davies

Before starting your job search, it is a good idea to complete a background check on yourself ahead of any employers. You should find out if there are any potential problems that you will need to fix ...

The Correct Time to Use Your References -- Candace Davies

Your references are an important tool at your disposal that can be very useful in helping you to secure your ideal job. This is because there isnt a much more effective marketing resource for ...

The Art Teacher Resume: What You Need to Include to Nab the Interview -- Jodi Patterson

Your resume is the first impression a principal will have of you. It is a one-page collection of your experiences as they relate to your knowledge of art and education. Your resume is that one thing ...

Dos And Don'ts Of Resume Writing -- Lily B

1. Don't use the 'standardized' resume format produced by many of the more popular online job sites (e.g. Job Top Gun). Your resume is personal and should reflect as much as possible as ...

Making Your Resume Visually Stunning -- Jack K.

How long have you been job hunting long enough? How many resumes have you sent out? Enough now Not enough? How often have you tweaked your resume? Have you had a lot of contact for interviews? Why ...

Tips To Write Targeted Resumes -- Simon Brett

A resume is also commonly known as curriculum vitae. Resume or CV is basically an organized document which in detail describes a person with regards to his professional and academic aspects. In ...

Get Your Dream Job With Professional Resume -- Simon Brett

The main objective of resume writing is to bring out or highlight the skills, education, extracurricular activities and last but not the least, the persons experience. This helps in drawing the ...

More Numbers Less Words -- RedStarResume

Are you sick of not landing job interviews? Are you applying for jobs you feel you are more than qualified for, but not having any success? More than likely, the problem has more to do with the way ...

5 Steps for Submitting Your Resume and Cover Letter -- Candace Davies

Many job seekers spend a lot of money on futile distribution of resumes and cover letters, especially when they do it by mail or by walk-in. Luckily there are several, more effective ways to make ...

Executive Resume Writing -- RedStarResume

The best way to market your career for employment is through your resume. It is your first point of contact and first impression, and in todays society first impressions count! If you want to get ...

Does the Color of Your Clothing Really Make a Difference When Its Time to Interview? -- Gavin F Redelman

The psychology of color: Preparing for a job interview is tough work. You rehearse answers to common questions, decide on what clothing to wear and ensure you have done an adequate amount of research ...

The Role of the Resume Writer -- Gavin F Redelman

Resume writing has considerably changed over the past few years. With competition for jobs world wide greater than it ever has been before, it is more important than ever that a resume writer is able ...

Do I Really Need to Use a Professional Resume Writer? -- Gavin F Redelman

People look at me strangely when they ask, "Do I really need to use a professional resume writer?" "Come on," they say, "I can easily just write my own resume - what are you going to do that I cannot ...

How Do Resumes Differ From Country to Country? -- Gavin F Redelman

Just how important is having a country-specific resume to your chances of getting employed? Can the resume that got you a job in the UK be used for the Australian job market? Do you really have to ...

Understanding the Cultural Differences in Order to Nail the Interview -- Gavin F Redelman

As an expat interviewing for a job in a foreign country, you will experience a whole new layer of pressure of uncertainty. The reason? Cultural differences - and how you handle them can make or break ...

Preparing to Answer Job Interview Questions -- Gavin F Redelman

Have you ever sat in a job interview and been sweating uncontrollably as you stumble through the interview questions? Have you found yourself shaking hands with the hiring manager on the way out of ...

What Is The Most Important Aspect Of Professional Resume Writing? -- Gavin F Redelman

One of the biggest mistakes which candidates make with their resume writing or CV writing is preparing the document from their point of view. I recently sat down with a young lady who had graduated ...

Questions to Ask in the Job Interview - How to Nail Your Job Interview -- Gavin F Redelman

As a job candidate what is the best question to ask in an interview? At some point in the interview (typically at the end) the hiring manager will turn to you and ask "Do you have any questions which ...

Following Up After the Job Interview -- Gavin F Redelman

The final stage of nailing the interview is the follow up. After doing all the hard work of preparing for the interview, dressing correctly and being able to answer all the questions which the ...

How to Select the Right Professional Resume Writer -- Gavin F Redelman

With so many resume writing firms out there, how can you be sure that the one you select is right for you? Having a professionally written resume can be your ticket to securing a new job! I spoke to ...

Including Key Achievements in Your Resume -- Gavin F Redelman

If I had a dollar for every resume I saw that did not include "key achievements", I would be a very wealthy resume writer! Failing to include key achievements throughout your resume is a recipe for ...

Including References on Your Professional Resume -- Gavin F Redelman

I recently had a conversation with a job seeker who told me that she was unable to send out her resume because she was waiting on a reference to come back to her. I was shocked to hear this and asked ...

Is Investing in a Professional Resume Writer a Good Idea? -- Gavin F Redelman

How much money would you be willing to spend to find your dream job? $100? How about $1000? Maybe $10,000? Every person will have a different answer to this question, depending on where they are in ...

Resume Writing Mistakes -- Gavin F Redelman

The #1 rule of resume writing As a job candidate there are many variables that are beyond your control when applying for a job. Employer perceptions, personal preferences and competition are just a ...

Budget Clerk Resume -- Jennifer Joe Parker

Before we go to actual writing of a budget clerk resume, let us understand what he does actually or what qualifications he possesses. It will help you to relate to the resume elements. The job ...

Practical Resume Writing Tips and Techniques -- Jerad Maplethorpe

Introduction Without a well-written, position-specific rsum, your years of experience, education and accumulated skills may appear rather insignificant to a hiring manager considering you for ...

How to Tailor Your Resume for a Specific Job -- Jerad Maplethorpe

In a difficult economy, you need to know how to tailor your rsum for a variety of jobs. In June of 2011, the United State's unemployment rate was roughly 9.2 percent, which equates to 14.1 ...

4 Resume Basics You Missed -- Jessica M Holbrook

So out went another resume-and it is guaranteed to not receive a response. Why not? Because it's plagued with one of the following four mistakes that are easy for anyone to make. Take a moment ...

Choosing Transferable Skills to Add to Your Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

When you're in the midst of switching careers, you may feel a bit concerned about just how you can show that you are qualified for a new position with your old skills. Although it's true that ...

3 Surefire Ways to Create an Unrealistic Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Let's start by saying no one wants to create a resume they know won't get them hired. At least, let's hope no one shoots for this goal. But sometimes, job seekers inevitably set ...

3 Techniques to Avoid a Boring, Never-Gets-Read Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Writing resumes can be tedious-and even stressful at times. If any of us could help it, we'd probably write one resume, create a blanket e-mail that read, "Here I am! Hire me!", add the e-mail ...

3 Ways to Ease the Monotony of Resume Writing -- Jessica M Holbrook

It's true that everyone can get tired of writing resumes. But the reason for it isn't usually laziness; it's that the process can feel so tedious. Having to sit there and think about ...

5 Key Questions to Ask When Writing Your Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Are you in the middle of writing your resume but are having a difficult time finding the right information to include? Well, some of it is self-explanatory (education, job history, etc.), but ...

From Entrepreneur to Executive: Key Resume Writing Tips to Get You a Job -- Jessica M Holbrook

There are a lot of well-educated, hard-working professionals who, for a time, choose to strike out on their own as entrepreneurs. Undoubtedly, there are great lessons that can be learned from being ...

How to Create a Standout Personal Branding Statement for Your Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Many job seekers don't understand just how important their personal brand is when trying to outline their capabilities as a candidate. Your personal brand, if clearly defined, tells an amazing ...

4 Ways to Develop Your Resume Like an Executive Resume Writer -- Jessica M Holbrook

Writing an executive resume is challenging; tough decisions must be made along the way, including which career information should and should not be included. If you're perplexed by how to push ...

4 Simple Ways to Overcome the Age Factor in Your Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Growing older is something that creeps into the mind of many professionals, especially if they have reached their 50s or 60s and are on the hunt for a new job. Some worry that they may not be ...

5 Ways to Avoid the Red-Flag Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Every job application pool usually has at least a couple of candidates swimming in it who raise red flags for hiring managers. The resumes may show signs of unprofessionalism or are flat out ...

Key Resume Tips for the Health Professional -- Jessica M Holbrook

Working as a health professional is an amazingly rewarding career. Not only do you get to help individuals physically and emotionally, but you have a chance to work in a stimulating environment. The ...

It's Time to Use Your Cover Letter Introduction As a Marketing Tool -- Jessica M Holbrook

Writing your cover letter may seem like a mundane task-something you must do to ensure you submit all documents required when applying for a job. But in reality, your cover letter is so much more ...

Why Writing Targeted Resumes Is More Critical Than You Think -- Jessica M Holbrook

When applying for a job, you are immediately handed the responsibility of proving you're the best candidate, which can be challenging if you can't provide examples showing that this is indeed ...

4 Phrases That Scream "Under Qualified" You Should Avoid on Your Executive Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

At the executive level, you know a lot is expected of you on the job. But those high expectations actually begin at the application process. From the moment you submit your application and executive ...

7 Resume Mistakes to Avoid -- Jessica M Holbrook

There's plenty of great advice out there to help you create an amazing resume-plenty of "dos." But it's a good idea to keep in mind that there are some things that you should not do when ...

It's Time to Use Your Cover Letter Introduction As a Marketing Tool -- Jessica M Holbrook

Writing your cover letter may seem like a mundane task-something you must do to ensure you submit all documents required when applying for a job. But in reality, your cover letter is so much more ...

5 Personal Branding Resume Techniques You Must Try -- Jessica M Holbrook

You've probably heard it a million times: Personal branding is important to the success of a job search. Why is it so important? Because as a unique job seeker, it helps define you as an ...

Is Your Hospitality Resume Too Broad? -- Jessica M Holbrook

As a proud member of the hospitality field, you know that there is a wide variety of industries that you can dabble in and find success. Whether your focus is hotel/casino, restaurant, food service, ...

3 Ways Twitter Can Enhance Your Executive Job Search -- Jessica M Holbrook

A whole new world of job search is open to candidates through social media and is booming like never before. It's already been established just how beneficial this medium can be for individuals ...

Consider These 3 Tips When Writing Your Six-Figure Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Once you reach the executive level and begin writing resumes for a six-figure salary, it becomes crucial that you go that extra mile to show you can provide the results a company is looking for. Your ...

How to Write a Resume -- John Halasz

When trying to learn how to make a resume, you always have to keep in mind that the conventions presented in this entry also have cases that do not conform to the generalization. Basically, the first ...

How To Do A Cover Letter - What Every Job Applicant Needs To Know -- Cindy P Davis

It is important when applying for the job you want that you know how to do a cover letter. This works to add to your resume and give your future employer a clearer picture about you and what you can ...

Tips For Writing Resume Cover Letter -- Felicia N John

Applying for a job for the first time, or looking for a job change, what is the most important thing you need? Your resume. The resume summarizes your qualifications and accomplishments. However, ...

3 Easy Tips to Keep Your Resume Current -- Anish Majumdar

An up-to-date resume, complete with relevant career information, professional certifications, and other details is crucial to a successful job search. Don't make the mistake of waiting until ...

3 Ways to Gain a Hiring Manager's Interest -- Anish Majumdar

Hiring managers are used by companies to quickly find well-qualified candidates for open positions. As such, they are experts in scanning resumes for relevant information. How can you gain a hiring ...

3 Steps to a Great Information Technology (IT) Resume -- Anish Majumdar

Jobseekers in the technology sector face a unique set of challenges when developing a resume. For starters, you have to deal with the fact that oftentimes the first set of eyes reviewing the ...

3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Applying for a Job -- Anish Majumdar

As a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) I work with clients spanning all major industries in developing resumes, cover letters, executive profiles, etc. that will land them the position of ...

4 Biggest Resume Killers (and How to Avoid Them) -- Anish Majumdar

Developing an effective resume can be a daunting task. How do you summarize the most relevant aspects of your career within 1-2 pages? Which details should be included and which saved for the ...

Top 4 Resume Tips for Career Changers -- Anish Majumdar

In today's marketplace, it can seem like changing careers is all but impossible. After all, how can a candidate seeking entry into a new industry possibly compete with those who've spent ...

3 Things Interviewers Look For on a Resume -- Anish Majumdar

So you've landed an interview: congratulations! Now what? What areas will your interviewer be looking at on your resume and what questions will he or she ask? Understanding the 3 major areas of ...

Branding: The Key to a Successful Job Search -- Anish Majumdar

You're between jobs and faced with the prospect of creating a resume, cover letter, and other relevant documents. What do you do? Many jobseekers make the mistake of trying to cram in every ...

3 Things They Won't Tell You About Your Resume -- Anish Majumdar

As a job seeker, you're seemingly doing everything right: networking both online and face-to-face, submitting to positions, and even landing a few interviews. However, for some reason, actually ...

Getting the Most Out of Resume Keywords -- Anish Majumdar

There are few issues that jobseekers struggle with more when creating a resume than keywords. What are they? How are they used? And perhaps most importantly, why should you care about including them? ...

Improve Your Resume in 30 Minutes or Less -- Anish Majumdar

Resumes can pose quite a challenge for jobseekers, especially those re-entering the market after an extended period of time with a particular employer. What skills should you highlight? What ...

Reality Check: Is Your Resume Working? -- Anish Majumdar

In working with jobseekers spanning the U.S., UK, and Canada, I tackle all the major aspects of a resume, from structure and language to formatting and layout. While the needs of every client are ...

Negative Resume Feedback? Use It to Land a Job Faster! -- Anish Majumdar

So you've just received negative feedback from a recruiter or prospective hiring agent. First of all, it's OKAY to feel disappointed. But after you've spent a little time moping about how ...

How to Avoid the Biggest Resume Mistake You Can Make -- Anish Majumdar

When you're in the midst of a job search, a resume can often feel like a constant work-in-progress. You're submitting to positions, sometimes receiving feedback on things to change, trying ...

What Are the 3 Worst Types of Resumes? -- Anish Majumdar

Certain types of resumes are doomed to be rejected. It's not a question of tightening up wording or providing additional accomplishments: it's the APPROACH the jobseeker took that's ...

Mastering Dining Interview Etiquette -- C. A. Stapleton

If you have applied for a position recently, don't be surprised if you are asked to meet for a meal and interview. Why would employers take potential employees out to lunch or dinner? Many times ...

Are Your Resume Headings Obsolete? -- C. A. Stapleton

Ok, so you have now put together your idea of the perfect resume, and have started circulating it to potential employers via email and through on-line job sites. You believe you have done everything ...

Resume 101 - The Mighty Ideas to Help Dramatically Improve Resume Response -- Darrell DiZoglio

It is absolutely essential to eliminate the weakest points in your resume and cover letters of course. Since about half of professionals write their own resumes, you will become emotionally attached ...

Are Cover Letters Really Essential For Your Success in a Job Hunt? -- Darrell DiZoglio

A small minority of people like some veteran recruiters mistakenly believe that you can do without great cover letters. They could not be more wrong. Many of these folks simply dislike receiving ...

Resume Writing Tips - Is Your Resume Helping or Hurting You? -- Darrell DiZoglio

When the boss was sifting through the final candidates for employment while making a hiring decision, he came across dozens of candidates who automatically had removed themselves from contention ...

The Interview - Don't Become a 10 Second Victim -- Lenny Keitel

As a Hiring Manager ... The purpose of this article is not intended to list the top 10 or 15 tips to 'ace' an interview. It is intended to highlight the criteria potentially influencing the ...

Your Resume - Captured the Ideal Format? -- Lenny Keitel

Your Resume - Captured The Ideal Format? I recently received an email from a client who is graduating in 2010 with honors from a prestigious university majoring in business. He is an exceptional ...

Preparing For Your Interview - Knowing the CEO Helps! -- Lenny Keitel

As a former Director working within the Financial Services Division of a vast multi-national Information Technology (IT) corporation, I was extensively involved in pre-sales presentations and ...

Do Not Be Victimized by Resume Theft! -- Lenny Keitel

The resume represents the culmination of a significant commitment in time, research, investment, and resolve, to craft a unique document that encapsulates one's career experience, distinctive ...

To Be Successful - Manage Your Job Search! -- Lenny Keitel

It's Easy to throw in the Towel! Economic times have been difficult for job seekers who are wondering where their career plans fit into all of the chaos. For downsized workers, unemployed for an ...

A Great Resume and Lack of Self Confidence = An Exercise in Futility -- Lenny Keitel

In today's highly competitive and fierce job market, there is a marked propensity for job seekers to solicit the services of a professional resume writer to ensure they have an 'edge' to ...

Job Seekers - Do Not Underestimate Your Abilities! -- Lenny Keitel

When crafting a resume, it's easy to "sell yourself short" by omitting vital skills and expertise that employers are seeking. Your abilities are highly "portable" and unquestionably relevant to ...

Job Seekers - Is One Resume Adequate? -- Lenny Keitel

Today's average job seeker typically distributes and posts hundreds of copies of only 'one' resume version to encompass a diverse range of job opportunities. Although the job-seeker has ...

Tips For Surviving a Panel Job Interview -- Lenny Keitel

Congratulations! Your persistence and well crafted resume has opened the corporate doors for an initial job interview with a representative from the Human Resources department. You have already ...

The Value of a Winning Resume Profile! -- Lenny Keitel

Resume Profile's are Read! The purpose of your resume Profile is to 'showcase' why you are the candidate of choice! It's the one essential component of your resume that has the ...

The Impact of Your Appearance for an Interview -- Lenny Keitel

You've finally reached the pinnacle of your job search. Your inspiring resume has motivated a host of interested companies to contact you to schedule interviews! How you present yourself and ...

The Telephone Interview - Don't Wear Pajamas! -- Lenny Keitel

Given the fact that corporations today are running 'leaner and meaner' due to the prevailing high unemployment rate, it's not surprising that the telephone interview has evolved as the ...

Are You 'Tailoring' Your Resume? -- Lenny Keitel

It's Easy to Use a 'Cookie-Cutter' Approach Tragically, the average job seeker typically distributes and posts hundreds of copies of a single resume version to encompass a diverse range ...

A Lackluster Resume Won't Open Doors! -- Lenny Keitel

Are You Selling Yourself Short? Your resume is your personal marketing or sales brochure crafted for the explicit purpose of promoting your attributes, skills, achievements and creativity. It's ...

A Great First Impression Is Vital for an Interview -- Lenny Keitel

The initial impression One of the most important facets of an interview is the initial impression you create. The job interview begins the moment you arrive at the company and are viewed by a ...

When Creating a Resume, Your Personal Brand Should Stand Out -- Lenny Keitel

Your resume is a powerful self-marketing tool. It's your calling card - your first opportunity to impart a lasting impression of yourself. Hiring managers will typically extend only 10-15 seconds ...

Obtain Letters of Recommendation Before the Job Interview -- Lenny Keitel

Are you actually ready for your Job Interview? Derek Jeter is an outstanding example of the remarkable tenacity and commitment required for an individual to achieve success and establish a stellar ...

In A Job Search, It's Vital to Stay Upbeat and Motivated -- Lenny Keitel

It's easy to throw in the towel! Economic times have been difficult for job seekers who are wondering where their career plans fit into all of the chaos. For downsized workers unemployed for an ...

The various types of Resume Writing Styles -- Rahul Kumar

A resume format helps make your resume coherent and organized. However, it is the visible styles on your resume that help add personal touches to the same. Resume styles work both to the advantage of ...

Tips for Resume Making Important Asset For All Those Who Are Heading for Job Interviews -- Preeti Singh

When it comes to resumes, it is a very important asset for all those who are heading for job interviews. It wont be wrong to say that a resume is the gateway to a perfect and appropriate job. If you ...

How to use free resume templates -- Paresh Rawal

When you start to write your resume first time and want to write a professional looking resume you must research about how to write a professional resume. You can find lot of info about resume ...

Write Your Perfect Resume -- Steve Dolan

Your resume is one of the most important documents you'll ever write. It is your shop front, and if it's done well, you'll land your ideal job. This article explains how you can write ...

Resume Tips How to make an effective resume -- Alan

Resume is the first impression on potential employers. Thus you need some excellent tips for effective resume writing. It reflects your attitude regarding the job. Resume is the first impression on ...

Types of Resumes -- professional expert

Types of resumes will help you understand how to write the resume? What to highlight? Every resume should be written taking into consideration the requirements for that particular job. The type of ...

Resume Advice -- Steve Flores

When trying to navigate the career world, inevitably you will come to a point where you will need some resume advice as you look at updating the work you have done. When trying to navigate the career ...

Guide to Emailing Your Cover Letter and Resume -- Steve Flores

Did you recognize that the method you write reflects your temperament and intellectual capability? In an exceedingly highly advanced society where the Net dominates the life of almost every person in ...

How to Write a Professional Cover Letter Or Resume -- Steve Flores

Are you currently planning to appear for a new job? If yes, then you wish to build a professional resume. There is a ton of competition in the work market thus you wish to try to to a heap so as to ...

Job Application Cover Letter Sample -- Steve Flores

When you're looking for a job, you may would like to own a great resume, however you furthermore may want an incredible cowl letter to induce the attention of the potential employer. There are a ...

What An Employer Sees From Your Cover Letter - Vital -- Steve Flores

A resume cover letter is a letter that is connected to your resume, intended to expound all the knowledge you've got indicated on your resume plus on alternative credentials. It's a unhappy ...

Resume a hundred and one - One Massive Myth and One Important Miss Exposed -- Steve Flores

Be honest with yourself and also the worst will never happen to you. What's the worst you raise? For my part the worst could be a combination of things. Being unemployed for an in depth time is ...

Nail The Job With Professional Resumes -- Steve Flores

The first factor that goes to an organization when an individual is seeking a job is that the resume. It is the detail that creates the first impression which is alleged to be the foremost necessary ...

What Are Standard Interview Questions? -- Ashton Lopez

What are standard interview questions? What type of questions will be asked during the interview? What are standard interview questions? What type of questions will be asked during the interview? ...

Tips for Acing an Interview -- Ashton Lopez

When you have written an effective resume for the job you are interested in and received an interview call from the employer, you need to follow some interview tips for acing an interview to win the ...

Tough interview questions, where nearly all fail -- Ashton Lopez

While facing an interview, we come across many tough interview questions, where we almost loose our confidence. But if we are well prepared then there is no fear to lose. Its difficult to list out ...

Common Banking Interview Questions -- Ashton Lopez

All banking interview questions are almost same. Certain topics are common in all banking related interviews. Banking is one of the challenging fields and the person who wants to enter in the field ...

Getting through a second round of interview -- Ashton Lopez

There are lot of important questions that are asked during second round of the interview, these are somewhat deciding questions for you to get the job. If you are reading this article, this means ...

Interview questions for elementary teachers -- Ashton Lopez

Interview questions for elementary teachers are bit strict as the position demands a dignified behavior with truth and sincerity. A teachers job is one of the most challenging job, and one of the ...

Does Anybody Read Or Care About Cover Letters -- Brad Remillard

The debate rages on about using cover letters. Do I need one? What is the best format? What should be in it? Who do I address it to? How long should it be? And on, and on, and on. I have asked many ...

How to Answer The "Tell Me About Yourself?" Question in an Interview -- Brad Remillard

This is so often the first question asked in an interview. It may not be worded exactly like this, but in one form or another, many if not most interviews start this way. Knowing this question is ...

The Most Important Part of the Interview Starts Before the Interview -- Brad Remillard

First impressions interfere with objectivity and distort the interviewing process. The key to emotional preparation is to recognize the power of first impressions and take conscious steps to ...

Interviewing Is More An Art Than Science -- Brad Remillard

Interviewing is an art more than a science, so it does take preparation and practice to ace the interview. Here are two traits the very best interviewers demonstrate. 1) Confidence - I find this ...

These Four A's Will Dramatically Impact Your Interviewing Results -- Brad Remillard

So often candidates believe all it takes to get a job is having the right qualifications. Unfortunately, this isn't the case. In fact, most of the candidates the company interviews have the ...

Common Interviewing Mistakes Candidates Make -- Brad Remillard

I was recently asked by a candidate, "What are some of the most common interviewing problems you encounter when interviewing candidates?" It didn't take a lot of thought to come with an answer. ...

Is Conducting A Phone Interview A Good Thing? -- Brad Remillard

We have never conducted phone interviews when hiring. We typically bring the person into our offices to interview. I don't see how you can get to know a person over the phone. Is there something ...

How Recruiters Read Resumes In 10 Seconds or Less -- Brad Remillard

The 10 or 20 seconds it takes to read a resume seems to always generate a lot of controversy. Candidates comment on how disrespectful it is, how one can't possibly read a resume in that time and ...

The Top Ten Tips To A Perfect Covering Letter -- KJ Hutchings

When you write a covering letter to accompany your resume, your main concern is facts. This is also what hiring managers look for. So, what should you include and what should you exclude? Read on for ...

Effective Resume Writing - Is Your Resume Up To The Task? -- Ron Sandifor

FACT: Qualified people who would be a great fit for a particular job get passed over because of an inadequate resume. Effective resume writing is the solution. FACT: Your resume only has from 10-30 ...

Answers To Tough Interviewing Questions - Preparation -- Ron Sandifor

"What will my answers the tough interviewing questions be"? This dilemma is the one common source of anxiety shared by every job seeker who ever lived. The solution, however, to the dilemma does not ...

Is Your Resume Too Unconventional? -- Jessica M Holbrook

As you work to write an amazing resume, you want to make it unique enough to have it stand out from the others that will be sitting in the same stack. But how far is too far when trying to make yours ...

Career Change Resume: How to Get Noticed! -- John Groth

Career change after you've worked in a career for a number of years requires you to draft a resume that will help you make the career change. In normal circumstances writing a strong resume is a ...

Resume Cover Letter: Be Creative, Lead From Your Strength! -- John Groth

Job hunting is a marketing project. You are marketing, "You," and the prospective employer is the, "Buyer." In any selling proposition you need to get the buyer's attention. How you craft this ...

Job Interview Skills: Polish Your Selling Techniques! -- John Groth

Job interviews are classic selling opportunities. Yet every selling opportunity requires some understanding of the motives and needs of the buyer. How the seller positions themselves to handle buying ...

Build Your Career Skills While Unemployed! -- John Groth

Job hunting is hard work. The days have become weeks and the weeks have moved into months. Your job hunting plan has been revised, improved, and you still haven't received the right job offer. In ...

Resume Writing Skills: "The Power Is In the Details!" -- John Groth

We've all heard the saying, "The devil is in the details." Well, in effective resume writing you have to pay attention because, "The power is in the details." First, it needs to be emphasized ...

Exactly How Professionals Write A Resume -- A Green

Some individuals write resume to look for job positions which would fit to their qualifications, while a few individuals write resume to to prepare if there is a hiring somewhere in a company. This ...

Interviewing Techniques Interviewers Uses -- M Wentz

During an interview, the interviewee will be assessed in terms of confidence and ability to react to difficult questions. Being an interviewer is not an easy task because you will need to know a few ...

Resume Keywords - Transform Your Resume -- Scott Kearse

First impressions are vital when it comes to reviewing your resume. In a few seconds your chances of securing a call for an interview can be dashed if your resume doesn't showcase your best ...

Rules for Resume Writing -- Carolyn Quesada

A resume very simply is a formal document that outlines your qualifications, skills and (work and/or other) experience to a prospective employer prior to an interview. It is job specific, and may ...

Writing an International Resume -- Rajat Vashishta

When we started with our Resume writing service we never had thought that we would be writing international resumes. That assignment however did come one day and we were forced to write the resume ...

Resume Cover Letter Tips: What if You're Overqualified? -- John Groth

Experienced job hunters can open up a universe of opportunities, but many of the jobs the mid-life job hunter qualifies for can clearly indicate they are overqualified. The employer will quickly see ...

Resume Cover Letters That Demand Attention! -- John Groth

Writing a resume with all the required information, a list of accomplishments and formatted to draw attention; if you ask any job hunter it's a lot of work. Behind the finished product there are ...

Resume Tips: How to Impress a Potential Employer With Your Resume -- Jerome Curry

One of the number one secrets people don't know about writing their resume is research. An HR manager is looking for someone who will not just be an employee but take ownership of the company. ...

My Top Tips For Writing a Top Quality CV -- Matthew W Graham

A top quality CV is really, really important if you want to get that dream job (or just any job for that matter). I provide an online proof reading and editing service and the number of CVs I've ...

Amazing Cover Letters For Your Resume -- Bennett Joaquin A Brewer

The cover letter is often a letter that expresses the sender's interest and introduces the sender or the contents of the accompanying document to the addressee. It's often included with a ...

Top 10 Resume Writing Tips to Get You the Interview -- Kathleen MacNaughton

There are many reasons why you could be in the market for a new job right now. Perhaps... ==> You just graduated from high school--or even better, college--and you're ready to strike out on a ...

5 Key Questions to Ask When Writing Your Resume -- Jessica M Holbrook

Are you in the middle of writing your resume but are having a difficult time finding the right information to include? Well, some of it is self-explanatory (education, job history, etc.), but ...

How To Write A Resume When You Have At Least Fifteen Years Of Experience -- James B Crocker

After fifteen or more years of work experience, it starts to become more challenging to organize and consolidate your resume. You have achieved much, made a name for yourself, and have a significant ...

Rules for Resume Writing -- Carolyn Quesada

A resume very simply is a formal document that outlines your qualifications, skills and (work and/or other) experience to a prospective employer prior to an interview. It is job specific, and may ...