There are two kinds of people who take business trips all the time, those who see it as a necessary hassle and those who see airports as theme parks and get excited every time their plane lifts off the ground. If you are in the latter category and have always loved to fly and travel, [...]
Writing a resume can be a daunting task on its own, but not knowing whether you will be initially reviewed by a computerized system or a real person can make a targeted resume even more difficult.
Searching for a new job can be hard work. It's also stressful because there's no guarantee of feedback.
Job searching after a major life change is difficult, but it does demonstrate initiative and drive.
Cover letters can be challenging to write. It can be difficult to write anything when you're starting from scratch, and it's even harder if it's about yourself.
For some people, it can be difficult to decide who to list as their job references. You want to find someone who will speak highly of you, someone who can vouch for your work ethic, someone who will help you stand out from the other candidates.
A strong and professional social media presence can be a powerful tool in a job seeker's arsenal. Facebook and Twitter are the most often talked-about platforms regarding influence and networking, while many see as LinkedIn as just another place to post their resume.
You've probably been preparing for interviews by tightening up your resume, brushing up on interview questions, and maybe even having your friends ask you mock interview questions.
The days and weeks of uncertainty following a seemingly successful interview can take a toll. While waiting for a decision is difficult, many people are reluctant to contact a hiring manager after an interview because they fear being perceived as annoying, desperate, or unprofessional.
Applying for jobs is a stressful time. But it can also be the most rewarding time.
