When it comes to resume perfection, there is some information you should definitely include and some you shouldn’t.
Employers want enough background to make their decision, but too much can oftentimes detract from your outstanding qualities.
Don’t Blow Your Chances After a Job Interview
You spent hours practicing for your job interview. You pressed your suit after changing your mind three times about what you would wear. You walked in to the interview confident...
Teach Me to Have a Great Resume
If you’re currently in school to be a teacher, just graduated or are maybe looking to change school districts, it’s imperative that you have an outstanding, up-to-date resume that sets you apart from the rest.
Should I Take My Career Aspirations Online?
The days of finding a job in your local paper are ending. While you can still find a job in print media, most people (and employers) have turned to the...
Don’t Keep These Things from a Recruiter
A recruiter's job is to find a perfect match for both a prospective employee and for the company. They look at all of one’s skills and experience, meet with the...
Are Your Post Job Interview Actions Hurting You?
You submitted a resume that obviously got the recruiter's attention because you were invited to interview for the position. Next, you purchased a snazzy suit designed to impress and rehearsed...
Employers Can’t Overlook Health Insurance Importance
Small business owners trying to decide whether to offer healthcare coverage to their employees can be forgiven if they're feeling a bit confused. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act...
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