Articles By Susan Shor
Published in Career
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Susan Shor
Switching careers is easy with our guide to mid-life success. With these steps you can find the best way to a new career in no time.
Published in Job Interview
by Susan Shor
Interviewing is stressful. Preparation and practice are the best ways to get yourself ready for the big day. This interview guide helps you to walk into that interview with the best chance of getting a positive result.
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
Winston Churchill, the famous British bulldog in human form, had a few things to say about persistence. He made that pretty clear in a commencement speech from 1941 in which he said,
Published in Job Interview
by Susan Shor
Phone interviews are becoming increasingly popular in the era of remote work and freelancing. Here are some tips to help you ace that interview, and ultimately land your perfect job.
Published in Career
by Susan Shor
The happiness of professionals is paramount in the modern-day workplace, with many businesses prioritising employee welfare, satisfaction, and mental health. Interested to find out which industry is the happiest, and the reasons why, Resume.io surveyed more than 3,000 professionals around the world.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
Creating a resume that will get you that coveted interview requires more than job skills. With as little space as you have, every word counts. That’s why you need to know the best resume buzzwords 2021 and which words to avoid.
Published in Job Interview
by Susan Shor
So you have been fortunate enough to land a job interview. Here's a list of questions and scenarios you might hear during your interview.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
If you're unsure about including a photo with your resume, I'd say you're probably better off not attaching one. Job applications almost never require pictures except in the fields of modelling and few more.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
An effective resume in 2024 needs to be long enough to cover all the necessary information, yet not so long that it will dilute your story. Find that perfect balance.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
Explaining gaps in your resume is an essential part of your career story. Let's explore how to approach this issue in a positive way.
