A history of brief job tenures can raise a red flag during the job search process. In this post I’ll tell you how to explain short-term jobs on your resume and during job interviews, so you can move past the issue smoothly and quickly. By “short term jobs,” I don’t mean contract or temporary roles. [continue reading…]
Why should you follow companies on LinkedIn? The fastest job search method is to decide what companies you’re interested in, then proactively go after them, making yourself visible. One small but worthwhile step in this process is to follow your target companies on LinkedIn.
[continue reading...]A virtual onsite interview is a full day interview process that can include multiple group and one-on-one conversations, plus technical interviews, candidate presentations, case studies and more. It would be challenging and stressful enough in person, and it can be even tougher online. Here’s how to succeed in a virtual onsite.
[continue reading...]Is your resume writing process is DIY, AI-assisted, or working with a pro? Either way, start by asking yourself the right questions. If your work history reads like a series of dry-as-dust job descriptions, ask yourself these questions about each position: Was it a new position? If so, what problem was it created to solve? [continue reading…]
You may already know the basics of interview storytelling: be concise, use the STAR format, practice in advance, and so on. Well, in this post I’m going to go beyond those basics and give you some advanced storytelling techniques for job interviews.
[continue reading...]
