Posts Categorized: Resumes
4 Possible Reasons Why Your Job Search Isn’t Working
While on the job search, you may have encountered many different setbacks, and you aren’t sure what went wrong. Job searching is, unfortunately, a complicated process with several different things going on all at once. Getting one of these things wrong can disrupt the rest, and that doesn’t do you any favors. If you’re struggling…
5 Tips to Help You Find The Best Jobs in 2020
New Years is one of the best times to find a new job. Employers are reevaluating their yearly budgets and opening new positions to meet first-quarter demands. If you want an industry shift, better benefits, or just a change of scenery, the new year is the best time to get it. Here are some tips…
How to Make Sure Your Resume Gets Read
Creating a resume is one thing. Creating a resume that gets read is another. You may be tempted to use the first resume template you can find and copy/paste. However, that might not give you the results you need to stand out. We’re here to give you a leg up and help you make sure…
What Temp to Hire Jobs Can Do For Your Career
Temporary-to-hire jobs are increasing in popularity among light industrial companies. Employers want to be able to give temporary employees a chance to become full-time employees, and these kinds of positions are the perfect way to do this. The term may be intimidating or mysterious at first, especially on a job listing. However, if you’re in…
How to Keep Yourself Organized During Your Job Search
Job searching, especially during a time of high stress, can be difficult to maintain. Whether industrial, skilled trades, or administrative is your goal, staying organized can help keep you from making crucial mistakes. To stay organized, there are a few things you should think about. We have prepared a few organizational tips to help you…
Social Media Can Harm Your Chances at Getting a Job
Ever browsed your Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram feeds and wondered, “Wow! Why did they post that? That’s going to come back to bite them later.” There is more truth to that than you know! Many companies and hiring managers these days inspect potential job candidates’ social media pages for possible red flags. Given that social…
Job Searching Disappointments Can Help You Improve For The Future
Job searching can be mentally taxing sometimes, especially if you have faced many rejections or mishaps along the way. Whether you are job searching on your own or working with a recruitment agency, there is always something to learn for the future. Remembering what you’ve learned, and applying them on the next go-around, can mean…
7 Tips for Building Your Resume From Scratch
Lost your resume? Never even made one before? Wanting to make a new and better one from the ground up? You’ve come to the right place. Here are some beginner tips as well as helpful reminders when making your resume from a blank document or updating an old one. © Photographee.eu / Adobe Stock…
Looking For Work After a Long Break? Here’s What You Should Keep In Mind
The Job Market is Always Changing Even if you’re just toying around with the idea of looking for a job, always keep this in the back of your mind. If you’ve been recently laid off from a job you’ve held for years, and you just don’t know what’s going to happen next, always remember that…
Didn’t Get the Job? Here’s How You Can Rebound From Rejection
Receiving a rejection letter or email from a company you liked can be discouraging. If you were looking forward to the job and thought you had nailed the interview, it can be difficult to rebound. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to spring back positively and potentially leave a good impression for next…