Topic:
Job Search
Securing a coveted interview with a potential employer means you have passed the first test to getting your foot in the door with a new organization. Congratulations! While being asked to interview is an achievement in itself, now is the time to prepare to wow the interviewer(s) with your knowledge of the business, relevant experience,…
2017 Resume Tips Infographic 2017 is going to be a great year if you’re job searching or just open to new opportunities (passively looking). A recent survey reported as many as 74% of us are open to new opportunities should they arise this year. Job seeker optimism is the highest it has been in years…
I receive questions from job seekers every single day about applicant tracking software. I thought it might be helpful to provide a visual representation of applicant tracking software and what you need to know so that you can job search successfully. This infographic explains why HR uses applicant tracking software, why it makes it harder…
I advise my clients that there’s no one sure-fire method for landing your dream job. To get the best results from any career search, you have to employ a variety of methods and tools. LinkedIn® is one of the many applications you can use to your benefit while job hunting … and now it’s even…
In today’s job market, the key to getting want you want is to spread your resume around in a variety of ways. One of the methods is filling out online applications through applicant tracking systems, which many of my clients have experienced frustration with. The good news is there exists a multitude of options for…
Fear has always been a piece of the human condition. We’ve all experienced the “Fight or Flight” reaction that drives us to survive when faced with difficult circumstances. In 1932, President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed fear in his first inaugural address when he said the “only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” While…