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…]

Whether you’ve been staying home with children, recovering from a major illness or unemployed for any reason, getting hired after a long break can be tough. Here are 5 crucial steps to take.

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You’ve bought a professionally written resume, you’ve read it, and it looks good. You’re ready to send it out, right? Not quite yet, if you really want the job.

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Whether you’re 25 years old, 40, or 55, career change is possible when you apply a combination of strategy and perseverance.

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Since 2008, job seekers have visited Glassdoor.com in the hopes of finding insights about potential employers’ cultures, hiring processes and salaries. But is Glassdoor reliable?

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