Need a job quickly? Our 10 steps to speed up your job search provide actionable tips to help you secure employment faster. From quick applications to building a strong network, these steps will make your job hunt more efficient and less stressful.
Changing careers? Your cover letter is the perfect platform to build your case and weave your personal story. Whether you’re diving into a new industry or transitioning to a different role within the same field, crafting a compelling cover letter can set you apart from the competition. In this guide, we’ll explore what to include in your cover letter for a career change. From showcasing your transferable skills to explaining your career shift and expressing your enthusiasm for the new role, we’ll provide tips to help you resonate with potential employers and open doors to exciting new opportunities.
With remote and hybrid work models becoming increasingly common, you may be one of the many professionals wondering – is remote work right for you? In this blog, we’ll explore everything you need to know to succeed in a remote environment. Here’s how to know if remote work is right for you. Let’s dive in!
A letter of interest helps you introduce yourself to a company even when there aren’t specific job openings. Unlike a cover letter that may be needed for a specific job application, a letter of interest is proactive. Think of it as a way to get your foot in the door and say, “Hey, I’m here, and I believe I can bring something great to your team!” In this blog, we’ll explain how to write a letter of interest, covering its structure, important tips, and some examples. By the end, you’ll be ready to craft a letter that not only showcases your enthusiasm but also makes a memorable impression.
When it comes to a job interview, you’ve got a lot of prep work to do. While it’s impossible to know every question you’ll get asked, the good news is that there are many common ones that hiring managers tend to ask. One of these is “Describe yourself in 5 words.” But if you’re not…
Making a memorable impression on the hiring team during a job interview is crucial, and in today’s digital landscape, the majority of job interviews are now conducted via video. So, how can you ensure you leave a lasting impact through a computer screen? This blog delves into essential video interview tips ranging from setting your devices and space up for a seamless interaction, projecting confidence on camera, and how to resolve technical issues on the fly.
Shifting to a new industry is a bold move, especially when you’re starting without any direct experience. This blog outlines best practices on how to switch to a new industry without any experience by tapping into the power of transferable skills, cultivating a network, and creating a personal brand that resonates across different sectors.
Do you read through your resume and think “dull’? If so, it could be a problem because hiring managers want more than technical skills. They are reading between the lines to see some personality too – so they can evaluate whether you’re the right fit for their organization. Yet infusing personality is a balancing act.…
Writing your resume can be a challenge for a range of reasons – one involves length. If you’ve only been on the job for a short period, this might not be a big deal. However, if you have years of experience, how are you supposed to boil all that down to a one-page resume? Is…
After an interview, you can’t sit back and breathe easy. There’s still more work to do. Once the interview is over, it’s time to write a post-interview thank you note – and increase your odds of getting the job or at least another interview. In fact, consider these statistics from a recent CareerBuilder study: 22%…
