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Should I Write a Cover letter Even if it’s Not Requested?
A lot of job seekers think that because of email, social media, etc., the days of the cover letter have come and gone. They would be wrong. While there are fewer instances where a job hunter needs to send a hard copy of their cover letter and resume through the mail in response to an…
The Do’s and Don’ts for Building Co-worker Friendships
Let’s face it – whether working in the office or remotely – most of us spend the majority our waking hours interacting with our co-workers. While some of these relationships are business-only, many others turn into office friendships. These types of interactions can make the job fun and less tedious. In fact studies have…
Should I Use A Recruiter to Find My Next Job?
Making a career change or job shift is not only stressful for most professionals, but challenging and time-consuming. Sure, finding that dream job can be an exciting life-changer, but the process that often goes with it is never easy. Especially if you’re already employed and don’t have the time it takes to weed out the…
Not the Right Experience? Don’t Overlook A Candidate’s Other Skills
The rule of thumb for hiring managers and HR professionals is to always hire the most qualified person for a job opening. And while that’s still true, companies that can spot high-potential, but underqualified applicants can gain a serious competitive advantage. To be clear, there’s a difference between unqualified and underqualified. An unqualified…
3 Advantages of Taking Light Industrial Jobs
While most people don’t realize it, the light industrial jobs market provides numerous benefits for job seekers. Taking a light industrial job may even offer certain benefits for those who may not necessarily be seeking a career in the field. The use of technology and communication skills in light industrial capacities can develop certain characteristics…
Job Searching in a New State: Tips to Make the Process a Success
When looking for a job in a new state, it’s normal to have quite a few questions about the process of navigating this change as easily as possible. How do you get started with a job search in a new state? What can you do to make sure your job search starts off on the…
Ask Yourself This: What Do You Love To Do?
If you’re reading this and answered to yourself that you are not doing what you love to do in your career, it means you may have subconsciously decided it’s time for a change. And that’s a big deal! Changing your career is a huge decision and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. But don’t worry,…
Time Management Skills to Make You a Better Employee
Time management skills are more critical than ever in today’s fast-paced world. They can mean the difference between getting ahead at work and falling behind. Employers increasingly value employees who can make the most of their time and get results. And in turn, employees who can manage their time well are more likely to be…
What Are the Top Skills Today’s Employers Look For?
With so many job candidates – and so little time for HR managers, recruiters and hiring managers to weed out candidates – your resume must stand out from the crowd. One of the best ways is to highlight your most marketable skills on your resume and cover letter so employers can quickly see what you…
5 Things to Avoid When Starting a New Job
Starting a new job is exciting, no matter how much professional experience you may have. But it can also be stressful, and the first few weeks at your new firm can make or break how your boss and co-workers perceive your skills, personality fit and ability to do the job. If you’re not fitting into…
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