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Have you considered including a research paper, presentation, dissertation, or speaking engagement on your resume but you’re not sure if you should? The answer depends on your field, target position, and goals for your next career move. In this article, I’m sharing scenarios where it’s a good idea to include papers, presentations, and speeches, and…
Did you know that you’re nearly 3x more likely to get a job where you have connections on LinkedIn? You’re also 4 times more likely to be hired through your network. LinkedIn has become an invaluable tool for job seekers, and if you’re wondering how to find a job using LinkedIn this article contains all…
You may have heard that you need to “brand yourself” in order to be successful in your career. While “branding” (which is defined as “to make an indelible mark or impression on somebody or something”) is a valuable strategy, you may be more comfortable with the idea of simply positioning yourself to be successful in…
The goal of the resume is to get you a job interview. Once you secure an interview, researching and preparing for the interview is important. Like studying for a test, some of the information you can prepare ahead of time—and some of it is important to review just to be better prepared in general. Believe…
Having an online presence on LinkedIn can be important in your job search. Your LinkedIn profile can present your credentials to prospective employers and hiring managers, increasing your chance of securing an interview. Your LinkedIn profile should complement your resume, but it shouldn’t duplicate it directly. To have a strong online presence, you must be…
There are generally two opportunities to influence how much money you make: when you get a new job and when you ask for a raise in an existing job. Money is usually the most sensitive issue in the hiring process. Discussing compensation often causes anxiety for both employee and employer. Negotiating an initial salary can…