9 Understandable Reasons to Quit a Job
Working is important, it teaches us responsibility, work ethic, and accountability. While we spend more time than we’d probably like at our jobs, it’s a necessity for our way of life. Our jobs provide us the means to build comfortable and secure lifestyles, unique to each of us.
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5 Tips for Picking the Right Format and Font for Your Resume
There are so many things that you have to pay attention to with your resume. Is it error-free? Do you sell yourself enough? Should you keep that job in that doesn't really fit because it fills a gap, or remove it? Objective [...]
4 Social Media Tips to Help you Stand Out in your #JobSearch [Infographic]
Majority of organizations today are using social media for recruitment. It is important to be savvy about what you must know of and what needs to be done better when using social media for job search. Here's an infographic by Joshua Waldman which shows [...]
Don’t Blow it! Thank your Interviewers, all of them
Similar to a first date that went well, you need to follow up an interview with some sort of correspondence. But what do you say and how do you say it? Assuming that you did your research about the position and the [...]
3 Tips New Graduates can use to Prepare an Elevator Pitch during JobSearch
What is an Elevator Pitch? An elevator pitch is a quick, succinct summary of your message, achievements, or goals delivered in an authentic style that conveys your message effectively. What do you want to achieve through an elevator pitch? The goal of [...]
How to Find a Job Tailored to Your Strengths
When it comes to finding a job, you should always try to focus on one that can complement your strengths and talents. Although there is nothing wrong with accepting any job you can handle, one that involves using your abilities specifically could [...]
Why Engineering Staffing Firms can prove to be a Blessing for Job Seekers
It is a rather common sight to see people running behind job opportunities at every nook and corner of the globe. But is it really worth the run? Do you actually think that knocking at the doors of a few engineering firms [...]
How to Introduce Yourself at a Job Interview
Introduce yourself by stating your name, the position you are interviewing for, and a brief summary of your relevant qualifications. Speak in a clear, confident, and professional manner. If you are interviewing over Zoom or MS Teams etc., check with your interviewer [...]
How the Interview Process has Changed in the Last Five Years
"Job seekers forced to jump through more hiring hoops as interview process lengthens by 27%" Jobseekers are taking more time to getting hired, the frustrations of the lengthy interview process are rising, employers are more choosy and the interview preparations are never enough! Though not [...]
Succeeding in the Job Search Today [INFOGRAPHIC]
At some point or another, most of us will go through the long-winded process that is the job search. It’s a tough business to be in, especially if you’re not getting the results you want. However, when you’ve done your research and [...]
Can Job Hopping Harm your Career?
91 percent of Millennials (born between 1977-1997) expect to stay in a job for less than 3 years. According to the Future Workplace “Multiple Generations @ Work” survey of 1,189 employees and 150 managers. Although job hopping may be common with the Millennials, at some [...]
How to make the Best of a Career Fair [Infographic]
A job fair is also referred commonly as a career fair or career expo. It is a fair or exposition for employers, recruiters and schools to meet with prospective job seekers. ~ Wikipedia Like it or not.. career fairs can help students [...]
What you must know when Applying for an Apprenticeship Program
An apprenticeship is a system of training that is done on-the-job. An apprentice works for an employer who helps the apprentice learn their trade. In most cases the apprentice agrees to continue working for the employer for an agreed period of time [...]
Job Seekers Take Note: 5 Industries Bursting With Growth
Whether you're just setting sail on your career or considering a new industry in a down economy, it doesn't hurt to look into the job market crystal ball. Despite the current economic slouch we find ourselves in, many industries are showing growth [...]
High Paying Jobs that Require Little or No Experience
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 80 occupations typically require less than a bachelor’s degree to enter and had median annual wages of over $50,000 in May 2010. Some of them had median wages that were much higher than that. More than 60 [...]
Job Interviewing 101: How to Succeed in Different Situations
Did you know the average employer may receive upwards of 100 applications per job opening? In addition, even if an applicant does land an interview, it can be difficult to navigate through the process since every interviewer is different. So, how can [...]
Top 4 Things That Recruiters Look For On Your Resume
Does your resume pass the 15-seconds-or-less scan? Besides basic spell-checking, how can you ensure you have a memorable resume? Well, the experience section is arguably the most important section on your resume. Most recruiters will be spending the majority of their time [...]
4 Step Process a New Job Seeker must Follow for Job Search Success this Year
Statistically, as a job seeker in 2013, you’re swimming against a very strong current. And there are thousands of others trying to swim in the same water. More people are graduating from college and entering the job market, and many are going [...]
Why job candidates must develop their Value Added Proposition (VAP)
The person who gets the job is not the most qualified for the job; it’s the person who is the most qualified at getting a job! This is a guest post by Darnell Clarke. If you don’t remember anything else, remember that quote! [...]
Dressing up for an Interview
Tips for dressing up an interview are all over the place and even though you may have been to many interviews it's very often the case that you stand in front of your wardrobe and think, “I have nothing to wear for [...]
Interview Day Stress – How to Avoid Nerves on Your Big Day
The more prepared I am, the more I'll be in control, less nervous, less stressed and more focused. ~ Marilu Henner We have all been there, the big day has finally come around and you have an interview with a dream employer. As [...]
3 Easy Tips on Speeding up your Job Search
Being unemployed is tougher than ever before but the following tips can help you to keep your eye on the prize and speed up the job search process significantly. Whether you have just graduated from University and are looking to take your [...]
A Mother Re-enters the IT Workforce – A Success Story
Susan B., a former IT professional chose to stay home with her young children for around 5 years before re-entering the workforce. Even though she did her best to keep her skills current and even got a technical certification that is very [...]
9 Secrets to Landing your Dream Job
1. Define Dream Job It has to be specific, avoid vague definitions. What inspires you? Why do you want it so bad? Does it make you happier and more satisfied than you are now? How does this job excite you? Write it [...]
Job Seekers: Do’s And Don’ts Of Saying “Thank You”
In step with Thanksgiving tradition, many of us are reflecting on little ways that we can express how thankful we are. But don’t save your reflection of gratitude just for the moments prior to digging into your Thanksgiving dinner, use this opportunity [...]