Employers are skeptical and for good reason. Most have looked at hundreds or thousands of resumes, many making claims that eventually prove to be a stretch at best and outright lies at worst. In fact, ...

It doesn't matter if you're a graduate fresh out of university or an industry veteran with decades of experience; creating a great first impression is critical if you've any hope of securing that ...

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One of the best pieces of parenting advice I’ve received came from the famous book How To Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk. In it, the authors suggest that to engage cooperation ...

The cover letter is the first thing that the person screening applicants sees (when the screening is done by a person rather than by a computer), and the letter draws explicit connections between the ...

Ready examples of your work can help you close the deal. While it’s important to have an outstanding one- or two-page resume, here is a supplementary credentials strategy for your job search. In ...

Looking for a job or just want to expand your business network where you already are? Sure, there's LinkedIn, Monster, and a wide array of other sites. But now there's a new kid on the block which ...

Title pretty much explains it. I'm submitting a portfolio (within a company I already work for). Is there a standard order for this? I would think:<BR><BR>1: Cover Letter<BR>2: Letters of ...

Whether you’re at the beginning of your career or have been acting for some time, you’ll need a portfolio to get auditions and, ultimately, land roles. Here is a breakdown of what goes into a robust ...

The image of the executive who loyally climbs the corporate ladder at one company is fading. In its place, the portfolio leader has emerged—a direct evolution of the portfolio career movement that ...