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Susan Shor
How to apply for jobs if you have dyslexiaDyslexia should not be a barrier to finding a great job and, in fact, it’s not. Start with the tips below to smooth your path to success.
How to discuss compensation expectations in an interviewYou should feel a frisson of excitement when it comes to a serious conversation about compensation with a potential future boss. There is a lot on the line for them, too. Here is how you manage the compensation expectations discussion like a pro.
Core competencies: What are they and how should they appear on a resume?What’s the difference between a core competency and a skill? Which should you choose and how should you present these abilities? We answer those questions and more below.
What is the average US salary? Check how much you should be earning now with our complete guideAre you getting paid fairly? In the following guide, we will take a look at what the average US salary is so that you can compare yours. Here’s what you should know.
How to highlight military experience on your resumeYour transition out of the military requires a resume that expresses your talents in a way that civilian employers will understand. The blog below offers tips for making the most of your service in your post-military resume.
What to do when you lose your job: the definitive survival guideYour boss has called you into their room and said the words you were afraid to hear. Your guts wrench. Don’t panic. Here’s what to do when you lose your job.
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Paul Drury
Job responsibilities examples - for popular rolesIf you are looking for a job, you will encounter countless job responsibilities examples within recruitment advertising. No one role is the same – responsibilities may vary from company to company, so read between the lines.
How to Answer “Walk Me Through Your Resume”The toughest interview questions are those where you could say almost anything you want. A boring answer to “walk me through your resume” has the potential to kill the vibe of any interview. An exciting response may conversely mean that the job is as good as yours.
An anxious person’s guide to interviewsEveryone experiences anxiety before and during an interview. That is entirely normal. The outcome simply matters too much. Having said that, if you are prone to excessive levels of anxiety at critical moments, this blog may suggest some ways to lessen the impact.
The truth about lying on your resumeFilling your resume with exclusively truthful statements about your career is harder than you might think. Lying on a resume can take many forms. Don’t give in to temptation.
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Paul Drury
How to announce a new job on LinkedInNew job announcements on LinkedIn are essential for someone who wants to express gratitude to past colleagues and share their excitement about new beginnings. Here are a few tips to shape your message.