Job Search Basics
Looking for work? Here are some tips to help you get on the right track to finding a job. 1) 1) Get Organized! Set aside time each morning to look over job ads in the paper or online. Update your resume and have it proofed by a friend (colleges usually offer resume proofing
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Career Advice Professors can Provide
by Delaplane | in Self Improvement > Career Management
Professors can serve as excellent career counselors. Unfortunately, many students and alumni fail to utilize this resource.
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How to Write a Professional Cover Letter for a Job Application
by Delaplane | in Self Improvement > Job Hunting
A well-written and concise cover letter is an essential part of any job application, because many employers place greater stock in a cover letter than the accompanying resume. That said, keep the following points in mind while writing a cover letter, and your cover letter will stand out from the other hundred applications received by the employer.
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How to Start a Job Search After Getting Laid Off
by Delaplane | in Self Improvement > Career Management
Getting laid off is an awful experience, which I don't wish upon anyone. If it happens to you, keep the following advice in mind. It's the same strategy I used to get back on my feet and into the work force.
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How to Avoid Making a Bad Impression When Applying to a Job
by Delaplane | in Culture & Society > General
Given the variety of articles, websites and professional speakers devoted to providing smart career advice, it’s amazing to continually encounter resumes and cover letters that destroyed any chance of an applicant getting an interview. What are the things that will negatively impact your chances of getting an interview? Here is a list of missteps to avoid.
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