If you have been laid-off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, here's how to cover it on your resume based on two scenarios.
How to reflect a layoff on your resume
Three TED secrets that can make you a better communicator
Communication professionals can become more compelling by using three secrets of speakers from the TED Talk stage.
Why you should always send thank-you notes
Sending a thank-you note in the mail is a way to stand out after a job interview or informational interview.
What questions should I ask in a job interview?
Prepare for a job interview by reviewing these questions that you can ask an interviewer.
14 common job interview questions
Confidence in a job interview is only possible with preparation. Review and rehearse your answers to these 14 questions before your next interview.
Should you put your photo on your resume?
Earlier this week, I overheard a colleague saying they had just learned about photos on resumes, and were surprised that they’re now “a thing.” Although I’ve known about photos on resumes for a while, my colleague’s recent comment got me more curious about them. In this post, I'll reveal the truth about photos on resumes.... Continue Reading →
The top-paying jobs for grads highlight a hot sector
The hottest jobs for 2019 grads are in the IT sector. Growth in this sector also brings opportunities for people without IT technical skills.
Get strategic about the contact information on your resume
Being strategic about the contact info on your resume, including your address, email, phone numbers and social media handles, can help you get the job.
Why taking a lunch break can boost productivity
Some days it's pretty much impossible to take a lunch break. A deadline or big project might take priority. But on an average, calm workday, many people who want to take a lunch break often don’t. Who’s being prevented from taking their breaks the most? Millennials. Although this demographic will make up over 75 per... Continue Reading →
