4 Resume Tricks That Will Definitely Backfire
(By Jenny Foss) "Yes, yes, yes: You absolutely should study the job description for each job you plan to pursue, and you should mirror some of the keywords that describe Read More >>
(By Jenny Foss) "Yes, yes, yes: You absolutely should study the job description for each job you plan to pursue, and you should mirror some of the keywords that describe Read More >>
(By Kathryn Minshew) "A formula I really like to use is called the Present-Past-Future formula. So, first you start with the present—where you are right now. Then, segue into the past—a Read More >>
(By Laszlo Bock) "Unless you're applying for a job such as a designer or artist, your focus should be on making your resume clean and legible. At least ten point font. Read More >>
(By Jenn Godbout) "Don’t limit yourself to the confines of a traditional resume. Recognize that under “Skills” you can list everything from Photoshop to silk-screening, that studio time can be just Read More >>
(By Peter Economy) "Personal branding is not very effective if no one knows who you are. Make appearances at industry conferences and fairs, and make sure you introduce yourself to Read More >>
(By Lily Zhang) "New grads are in a slightly unique position. While there are plenty of supposedly “entry-level” positions that require two to three years of experience, there are also Read More >>
(By Ashley Faus) "As you consider your next career move, you should think about what makes you excited to wake up every day—but don’t stop there. For every interest or passion, Read More >>
(By Melanie Haselmayr) "Give the job title a good thorough search on Google, and find out whether there are aspects to this type of position that you were unaware of. Be Read More >>
(By Jenny Foss) "If the reason for your employment gap is because you’ve been in school and just graduated, pull the education section of your resume right up near the Read More >>
(By Marcelle Yeager) "When you're viewed from the outset of an interview as overqualified, it can be tough to overcome and persuade the interviewer otherwise. With a bit of anticipation Read More >>