Posts Tagged ‘job search tools’
8 Ways to Find a Job Without the Internet
by Guest Author, Dori Zinn Believe it or not, there was a time when there was no Internet. Using the job-hunting techniques people used back then will still work today. The national unemployment rate is still north of 7.5 percent, meaning more than 12 million Americans are out of work. That’s a lot of people who could…
Read MoreUse Boolean Searching to Simplify Job Hunting, Increase your Chances of Finding One
by Guest Author, Xolile Mtembu Looking for a job seems to get harder every day. From having to constantly update your CV to getting matches that do not suit your search on the internet, this whole process can be emotionally taxing. One way to deal with searches returning incorrect or irrelevant information is to use…
Read MoreLearn a Second Language for Your Career
by guest author, Frankie Wallace No matter what age you are, it is never too late to learn a second language. In addition to gaining the ability to meet new people and expand your mind, becoming fluent in a foreign language is a great way to find a job either at home or internationally in…
Read MoreSpeed Up Your Job Search in 2022
Looking for a new job? Do you wish you had a magic wand to wave and magically speed up your job search? Well, we don’t have one either, but we do have some tips that may help you find that dream job faster. Be sure to leave your tips for fellow job seekers in the…
Read MoreHow to Make Job Hopping Look Good in an Interview
Do you have some job-hopping on your resume? What is Job-Hopping? A job hopper is someone who switches jobs every one or two years on their own accord. According to the US Labor of Statistics, an employee in the U.S. stays with their employer for an average of 4.6 years. If you are a freelancer…
Read MoreJanuary is the Best Time to Apply for a New Job
Planning to apply for a new job? Now is a perfect time. Do you know why? New Year, new beginnings. However, this is especially true in 2022 following “The Great Resignation.” Oh, and have you heard that there is a worker shortage in almost every industry? January is a common month for companies to open…
Read MoreHow to Write a Killer Resume for the Software Sector
by Lucy Wyndham, guest author Whether you’ve worked in the technology sector for years or are changing career paths, a standout resume for the software sector is key to getting the job you want. The software sector is growing and evolving rapidly, and now more than ever, software companies are looking for stellar additions to…
Read MoreThe Importance of Being Culturally Sensitive When Applying for a Job
by Frankie Wallace, a guest writer Nowadays, most employers understand the importance of being culturally sensitive. It promotes acceptance and inclusion for everyone in the workplace, no matter their background. It creates a safer work environment, makes employees more comfortable, and boosts overall job satisfaction while encouraging collaboration. But, it’s not just employers who should…
Read MoreShould You Use the Open to Work Banner on LinkedIn?
It’s been about a year since LinkedIn added the Open to Work Banner feature for profiles. While LinkedIn is a great tool to use while job seeking, this may not be the best move. At first, it may seem like a great way to let your networks know you are looking for a new job.…
Read MoreFour Things Recruiters Don’t Want to See in a Resume
by guest author, Emma Carter Recruiters who review countless resumes can identify various red flags in these documents. However, if you can’t determine which are the bad ones, you may end up hiring the wrong candidate. You need to determine which resume errors to ignore and which will make you look for another candidate. If…
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