Resume writing is constantly shifting and changing. Although resumes are only one part of the job search journey, they are still a vital requirement in every job seeker’s toolbox. Compile a resume incorrectly and you could find yourself being overlooked by employers and losing out on opportunities to advance your career. Yet it can be
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On March 19th Ambrose is offering their first ever Hiring Fair!! This event is open to all students…make sure to bring your updated RESUME!! Here is the list of organizations attending and who they are looking to hire: 1. Alpha House – BHS for summer and full-time 2. Between Friends – Anyone for the summer
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Just a heads up, when you click on a job posting be sure to scroll down to see the job details as they do not always show up on the full screen.
Practice Makes Perfect! Ever wonder what an employer is going to ask you?! Click on the picture to find out. Be sure to have answers prepared for these common interview questions.
1. Tweak your tone for every company. Don’t send generic cover letters that can be used for any job application. You want to make sure that the tone of your letter fits the type of firm you’re applying to. Is the company looking for someone with sass or someone more serious? Figure that out on
Ever wonder how to answer the strange questions? double click and find out!
20 Eye Catching Action Verbs that can make your resume stand out from the rest. Conceptualized Trained Built Introduced Strengthened Directed Persuaded Projected Assessed Forecasted Set Goals Promoted Oversaw improved Adapted Solved Initiated Planned Managed Increased
Things can be confusing when you do something the first time so let me give a few pointers: The first time you post a job, an account is being created for you while you input the posting. Your email address becomes your username and a password will be emailed to you. You might want to
