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If you’re graduating from high school or college, you probably have limited experience, and you may not have many big accomplishments to brag about. How can you write a fresher resume (a resume as a recent graduate) that stands out and gets interviews?
[continue reading...]Did you know you could be passed over for an interview because you didn’t include your zip code on your resume? In this post I’ll explain what you should–and shouldn’t–share about your location.
[continue reading...]If you’ve been out of the job market for a while–well, things have changed. Career skills are changing. Artificial intelligence tools can make job search both easier and harder. And the human touch may be more essential than ever. Here’s how to get a job in 2025.
[continue reading...]So you’ve been promoted at work–congratulations! Now, make sure you know how to show a promotion on your resume.
[continue reading...]Most job seekers send their resume to Human Resources. That’s a good start, but they’re likely to receive a couple of hundred resumes. I’m going to tell you how to get your resume in front of the hiring manager – your potential boss, the person who will be deciding who gets hired. You’ll have much [continue reading…]
