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9 Things That Make Your Resume Look Old
Make sure your resume is fresh and modern. You don't want to look like a proverbial dinosaur to prospective employers and recruiters.
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Thinking About Your Interview Can Help You Ace Your Resume
Thinking about how you will answer common interview questions can help you write a stronger resume.
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10 Ways the 2013 Job Search Will Be Different
A simple resume a cover letter won't cut it anymore. Job applicants need to be creative and cutting edge to beat out the competition.
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Applying to Graduate School? Start Now.
Here are the steps you should begin taking now to get your graduate school applications in on time.
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Resume Writers' Insider Tip: Value Proposition
Take your resume to the next level by including a value proposition and nixing the objective.
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Hobbies and Interests on Your Resume: A Do or a Don't?
Do interests and hobbies have a place on your resume? One author thinks of them as "secret clubs" and keys to getting jobs.
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Is Your Resume a Mirror or a Window? Success in 3 Steps
Follow this 3-step process to help assess and sell your skill set - and create a great first impression with recruiters!
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Job Performance: Creative Skills on Your Resume
Even if you never dance ballet or pick up the oboe ever again, there's a place for non-traditional skills on your resume and in your job search.
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Looking for Your Dream Job? Go to the Ground Floor
Starting your career at the bottom can help you win your dream job. Here are four reasons why the ground floor is a good starting point.
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How Many Internships Are "Enough"? 4 Important Considerations
Successful job searches by recent graduates show that the more internships you have behind you, the bigger head start you'll have over your competition.