Articles By Karl Kahler
Published in Career
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Karl Kahler
“Why do you want to work here?” This is a question often asked in job interviews — and if you’re not prepared for it, finding a good answer can be harder than you think.
Published in Resume Help
by Karl Kahler
The best resume ATS checker: Read our full guide and beat the Applicant Tracking Systems with our ATS-friendly resume builder.
Published in Resume Help
by Karl Kahler
The Europass CV, a free system for creating a resume to use in Europe, has a few pros but many cons. Review our tips on creating a Europass CV, as well as the reasons why you might not want to.
Published in Career
by Karl Kahler
Explore why a good resignation letter is important and how to write it, and check out our free resignation letter examples.
Published in Job Interview
by Karl Kahler
“Sell me this pen” has become a common interview question that can fill a candidate with dread. This blog will fill you in on what an employer is looking for and how you can ace the answer to this question.
Published in Resume Help
by Karl Kahler
What's the difference between a curriculum vitae (CV) and a resume? It depends in part on what part of the world you’re in. Here we break down all the differences.
Published in Career
by Karl Kahler
Dream jobs do come true! With the right combination of hard work and patience, you can actually be paid to do what you love. In this blog, we’ll list the top 25 most common dream jobs and offer resources on how to land them.
Published in Cover Letter
by Karl Kahler
Take your career growth to a new level with these 10 expert tips to writing and formatting the best cover letter.
Published in Resume Help
by Karl Kahler
Sooner or later you may face the burning question: How in l’enfer do you spell
resume, résumé and/or resumé? Do you need two accents, one accent or none at all? And if so, why? Zut alors, so many choices!
Published in Cover Letter
by Karl Kahler
“To Whom It May Concern” is an old-fashioned way of writing a letter greeting when you don’t know the name of the correct person to address. But it should never be used in a cover letter in which you’re seeking a job. Here are some alternatives.
