One would think that technology is a good thing. Nearly every company uses some form of technology in its hiring practices today, in order to make things more organized, fair, and efficient. From applicant tracking systems (ATS) to employee onboard training, many aspects of hiring have been … [Read more...] about How Over-Reliance on Technology is Hurting Hiring Practices
Interview Strategies: How To Explain Why I Was Fired?
"I was recently fired. How do I explain my firing to interviewers?" To answer your question, I have to tell you about a conversation I had with a client. She said, "Everyone's been fired at least once in their lives." I chuckled. I thought, what a silly statement to believe. Her statement … [Read more...] about Interview Strategies: How To Explain Why I Was Fired?
Cover Letter Strategies for Recent Grads
After spending waking nights studying for exams and fighting to stay awake through lectures, you are finally ready to stop learning and start working! You are young, smart ready to graduate and excited to finally take all that knowledge you bought and start making the big bucks. But, there’s a … [Read more...] about Cover Letter Strategies for Recent Grads
Cover Letter Sample for Recent Grad
Marketing yourself as a new college grad can be a challenge. The following cover letter sample for a recent grad is able to convey value and benefits of being added to the company as an entry-level employee. For additional tips and strategies, check out this recent article. Jobseeker Street, City, … [Read more...] about Cover Letter Sample for Recent Grad
4 Do’s When Job Searching Confidentially While Still Employed
Ever try searching jobs confidentially while currently employed? Sure you do. It’s a little like trying to play that game of solitaire when the boss isn’t looking, sneaking peeks at job postings in between pretending that pile of work on your desk isn’t getting higher. Or jumping every time the … [Read more...] about 4 Do’s When Job Searching Confidentially While Still Employed
Top 200 Federal Contractors to Work For
First published by Government Executive , the following represents many of the top federal contractors to work for today. These federal contractors were ranked in part based on their financial total of defense and civilian contracts awarded. Lockheed Martin Corp. Boeing Co. Northrop … [Read more...] about Top 200 Federal Contractors to Work For
IT Project Manager Cover Letter Sample
When writing a cover letter for IT project management, you can allow your personality to shine through while highlighting your value to the potential employer. [Related Resource: PMP Exam Prep Course by Brain Sensei - They Make Learning Fun! Try Now!] The following cover letter example will … [Read more...] about IT Project Manager Cover Letter Sample
When You’ve Had a Bad Interview, Here’s How You Can Save Yourself.
Haven't been on a bad interview? Imagine this... After weeks of positioning yourself to a potential employer, your big day for the interview is finally here. You don your best power suit, bring along a copy of your resume, and show up at the interview 10 minutes early. You think you're doing … [Read more...] about When You’ve Had a Bad Interview, Here’s How You Can Save Yourself.
Sample Cover Letter for Relocating Job Seekers
Your cover letter is the perfect opportunity to communicate your intent to relocate from one state to another. Although it may be a major component of the cover letter, your qualifications and skills should still be the focal point. This following cover letter sample can accommodate a variety of … [Read more...] about Sample Cover Letter for Relocating Job Seekers
What to Consider When You’re Experiencing a Midlife Career Crisis
There's nothing more painful (and maybe you feel foolish too) than going through an emotional career crisis. At this point, you probably don't know what you want to do. But what you are 100% certain of is that you don't want to continue doing the job you're currently doing. In some ways, you are … [Read more...] about What to Consider When You’re Experiencing a Midlife Career Crisis