Tag: New Job
10 Most Common Mistakes to Avoid When Writing a CV
Your CV is extremely important in the hiring process. After all, your CV is the first impression your potential employers have of you. Mistakes on your CV can cost you an interview and possibly a job. So if you don’t want to happen to you, pay attention to these 10Read More
4 Ways to Write Your Resume Like a Pro
Today’s lives are characterized by so many activities that people complain of lack of enough time to do what’s important. With the ever contracting time, the smaller, often-considered-less-important jobs like editing and proofreading are neglected or done haphazardly, leaving a lot to be desired. If the work is written, itRead More
Good Riddance: How to Know When it’s Time to Change Jobs
Everyone’s been there: that point in your career when you dread waking up in the morning to go to work. You’d give anything to just go home, hang out with the family, whatever — just as long as you don’t have to work. But wait — haven’t you heard thatRead More
How to Stress Less in a Video Interview
The holidays are fast approaching and you know what that means: Stress! From carving a turkey to spending hours trapped in the mall picking out the perfect gift, this time of year can be a real headache. Seeing the stresses of the holiday season looming before them, many people justRead More
How to Build Your Resume Before Graduation
Ever wondered about the competition you’ll face in the job market after graduation? Why would an employer pick you over others? Yes, you might be taking multiple courses and getting good grades. But without experience, you won’t be increasing your chances of being hired. Is there any way to boostRead More
How to Get a Job & Beat Unemployment
For the lucky ones, it’s only a matter of days whereas for others, it may take years to figure out how to get a job. Being unemployed is a crushing experience — something nearly everyone experiences at some point in their lives. People may think they’re doing enough to aid theirRead More
If You Want to Quit Your Job, Get a Plan in Place
Even in this economy, there can be good opportunities to pursue. That means quitting the job you have now. You can change directions more smoothly if you take time to prepare.