The cover letter represents your best shot at making a first impression, so make it count. You want to make sure that your letter leaves the best impression of your professional experience while also letting your potential future employer know about you.
Read MoreThere are 1,830,000 graduates this year. Companies will hire 1.3% less than last year 2017 according to The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). So graduates need to be prepared to network, apply and interview at any given moments. You don’t want to have an opportunity pass you by due to lack of preparation.
Read MoreSo, you’ve graduated college – and you’ve entered the job market. Maybe you’ve found a job at a company that does not share your values, or you aren’t making use of your skills, and you’re getting frustrated. But you’re stuck, right? You’ve got to keep this job for a while!
Read MoreWorking from home is a dream come true. You don't have to commute or dress up if you don't want to. You don't have to deal with corporate politics. However, there are a few things people don't tell you about working from home.
Read MoreNetworking is a crucial part of your job search. The Internet has created more ways to find employment, which also means more competition. Leveraging the power of networking will increase your chances of standing out.
Read MoreCongratulations, you’ve made it! All your hard work has paid off, you have now completed a two/four year course of study. It’s grad season and time to reap the rewards of your hard work. Que in the dream job that many have conjured up in their heads.
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