Virtual Interview Essentials: A Guide to Boosting Your Job Prospects
Guest post by Shaun Henris
5 Do’s & Don’ts for Your Next Video Interview
Video interviews have rapidly become the new normal due to COVID-19. If you are actively job searching it is likely that you will encounter a company that wants you to participate in this type of interview.
Interviewing During COVID
If you’ve been keeping up with the news you know that every day more companies are temporarily closing as a precaution due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. It is safe to say that many job seekers may be wondering if their job search must be put on hold during this time. However, many companies, including […]
Long Weekend Job Search
If you have some time to spare this long weekend why not do something that will advance your career? Take a moment this weekend to work on your job search and find yourself a new job!
Job Search Tasks for the Long Weekend
In between Thanksgiving turkey and naps this weekend take a moment to do a few of the job search tasks on this list to help advance your job search!
8 Things to Remember While Waiting for Your Job Interview
How you conduct yourself in the reception/waiting area of a potential employer is just as important as how you conduct yourself during your job interview.
Apply these 9 First Date ‘Don’ts’ to Your Next Job Interview
Preparing for a job interview can be scary. Making a good first impression is crucial and if it goes well it can mean a huge change in your life. Does this sound like anything else most of us do?
5 Tips for Grads Entering the Workforce
Are you fresh out of college/university and looking to start your career? This time of your life can be very exciting but very stressful. We’re here to make things easier with 5 tips for grads! These tips are designed to help you apply for great jobs, ace the interview, and find a career you’ll love!
Spring Cleaning Your Career Vocabulary
It is officially spring! And with spring comes Spring Cleaning! While you may need to clean your house, car, etc. as a start to spring cleaning, we’ve put our own spin on the season and offer a few suggestions for ‘cleaning’ your vocabulary of words and phrases that can damage your career.
Providing Work References: Do’s & Don’ts
Most potential employers will ask for work references from your previous employers to confirm your work history and skills. It is important to provide the proper work references that will confirm your experience relating to the job you’re apply for as well as shed light on your relevant skills and character.
