Career
Do you have a heart for a particular cause? Are you looking for a career that makes an impact? Why not get paid for your passion by choosing a job in the non-profit sector? Below are some great non-profit job boards. Check them out and please leave a comment with any you think should be [...]
By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Jessica Holbrook Hernandez
Five basic résumé rules and the mistakes you make that break them. Thousands of job seekers make these mistakes. Are you making them too?
FORGETTING TO INCLUDE A COVER LETTER
Not attaching a cover letter to a résumé is like shooting in the dark. Hiring managers receive hundreds of unsolicited résumés every [...]
Related posts:
- T.A.P. Q#442 – Advice for Addressing Job-Hopping on Resume? Dear Experts, There was so much valuable information from your…
- ‘Am I Money’ #12 – Got Skills, But Is 2-Page Resume Necessary? Dear JT, Thanks for this opportunity to assess my professional…
- What Can YOU Learn from Leonardo DaVinci’s Resume? By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Sean Harry Leonardo DaVinci was the ORIGINAL…
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
Continue reading about 5 Resume Basics We Bet You’ve Overlooked!
// I don’t buy lotto tickets often but I just picked up two for tomorrow night’s Mega Millions. Don’t judge. We all wonder what it would be like to win the lotto, especially when we’re rocking the unemployment. The jackpot is $266 million so I put down my $2 and got my winning tickets. Then [...]
Continue reading about The lotto and your job search: An exercise in finding your passion
I’m sorry to say that the job market still sucks (as if you didn’t know that already). That being said, there has been an upswing in part-time and temporary employment. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the temporary job sector has added 313,000 jobs since September. Many companies are now realizing that they let go of too many employees during the recession hysteria. As a result, they are adding temps to help keep their productivity up and get their businesses growing as the economy begins to recover.
Between May and June, on college campuses throughout the country, you can sense a level of excitement that is usually reserved for $1 beer night or when parents finally drive away after a weekend visit. That excitement comes from graduation and the fact that students (at least for a few months) are done with exams, [...]
Related posts:
- What can today’s new grads expect to earn? Today, we have a guest blog about salaries for the…
- 23 Percent of Employers Hiring Summer Workers If you’re looking for a job this summer, you might…
- Employers See a Brighter 2010 Yesterday I mentioned that CareerBuilder released its 2010 Job Forecast and…
Continue reading about What kind of job market can college grads expect this year?
