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Follow These Online Dating Rules to Find the Perfect Job Match
By Emmie Scott | 4 Comments | October 11, 2013
To effectively market your skills and past job experience, craft your resume as you would an online dating profile for eHarmony or Match.com. Read »
Simple Resume Tips to Stand Out in the Creative World
By James Baker | 1 Comment | August 20, 2013
The creative world moves fast, and it can be cut-throat. Here’s how you can set yourself apart with your resume to land the creative job you want. Read »
4 Clever Ways to Use an Infographic Resume to Get Hired
By Hagan Blount | 11 Comments | July 30, 2013
If you’re ready to make your own infographic resume, here are a few ways to do it—and what each says about you. Read »
The Risks (and Rewards) of Lying During Your Job Hunt
By Rocco Brown-Morris | 9 Comments | July 8, 2013
Attempting to fool employers during a job search isn’t new. But do you know the risks of doing so? Read »
The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Resume Writer
By Sarah Boisvert | 16 Comments | June 26, 2013
In a competitive job market, catching the attention of hiring managers is a must. But is hiring a resume writer the right decision for you? Read »
What You Should Leave Off Your Resume
By Leslie Anglesey | 31 Comments | May 23, 2013
Your resume may only be a single page, but it’s a potential minefield when it comes to your career. Here are the dos and don’ts for resume writing. Read »
3 Ways to Land a Job Without Touching Your Resume
By Nick Reese | 3 Comments | April 16, 2013
What makes you stand out in today’s tough job market? Sorry to break it to you, but it’s probably not your resume. Read »
4 Tips for Designing a Resume That Will Get You Hired
By Bridget Conrad | 16 Comments | March 28, 2013
Recruiters spend less than 15 seconds reviewing your resume. Here’s how to make the right information stand out so your resume stays in their hands longer. Read »
8 Ways to Fast-Track Your Application to the Top of a Recruiter’s Pile
By Anna Pitts | 6 Comments | March 12, 2013
When you’re applying for jobs, you know you’re probably in a long line of qualified applicants. Use these tips to stand out. Read »
Why You Should Create Your Own ‘Failure Resume’
By Matt Hunt | 17 Comments | February 6, 2013
We usually think of our resume as a place to boast about success. But it’s also an opportunity to reflect upon failure. Read »
3 Ways to Avoid Grammar Gaffes that Could Ruin Your Resume
By Brad Hoover | 15 Comments | December 4, 2012
A resume without typos can mean the difference between being called in for an interview or being passed over for another candidate. Here’s what to watch out for. Read »
How to Write a Deliciously Enticing Resume Recruiters Won’t Want to Put Down
By Irene Kotov | 13 Comments | November 29, 2012
Your resume is your first impression, so here’s how to make a good one that’s likely to land you the job. Read »
Why You Should Think Twice About That Infographic Resume
By Erik Bowitz | 27 Comments | November 26, 2012
Infographic resumes are all the rage… but are they really right for you? In reality, having one could actually do you more harm than good. Read »
How to Get Away with Lying on Your Resume
By Eddie Earnest | 23 Comments | November 23, 2012
Think it’s never morally acceptable to fib on your resume? It just may be. Let us explain… Read »