Thanks to technology, more and more workers are employed on a remote basis, meaning they work from home. But if you’re looking for a new opportunity, how do you list this on your resume? To help handle it properly, here are some tips. (more…)
When it comes to your job search, it takes a lot of time and effort to secure your next opportunity. That’s why using a recruiter can be helpful. They are always on the lookout for any new possibilities, while you continue to focus on your current position. And that’s not all; when you work with a recruiter, there are even more reasons to be thankful for them, not just at Thanksgiving but throughout the whole year. (more…)
If you’re looking for a new job, you don’t have to go it alone. You can bring in the expertise of a professional recruiter to assist you in the process, so you find your next role, faster. However, not all are created equal and sometimes it’s best to go it alone. How can you tell and determine whether or not you should use a recruiter? Here are some tips to consider: (more…)
Phone interviews can often seem more stressful than in-person ones. What if someone calls or texts you during it? What if your service cuts out for some reason? And how can you read the hiring manager when you can’t see their body language? (more…)
You’re looking for a great new job, but seem to be hitting a wall. Or a recruiter just called and left you a message and you’re not sure what to do. Either way, you’ve never worked with one before and aren’t sure how to approach the potential relationship. The professional career coaches at ResumeSpice are here to help. Before you partner with one in your job search, here are some top questions to ask: (more…)
Everyone messes up. But when it comes to your job search, the stakes are high and one wrong move can make a bad impression on the hiring manager. So what are some of the most common ones to avoid? The career coaching service experts at ResumeSpice have the answers you need. Here’s a look at a few: (more…)
