Resume Tips
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Are you applying for a job and want to stand out to hiring managers? Learn four essential tips on how to follow up after an interview and make a lasting impression. Find out why following-up is crucial for your job search and how to make sure you get the job you want!
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Changing careers can be challenging, but it is not impossible. This month's "The Juice" focuses on transferable skills, a skills-based resume, tailoring your resume to each job, and how to include relevant education or training to stand out right away!
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We answer your questions! Including how to ask for a salary range before an interview, what employers look for in a resume, and what causes an interview to go wrong.
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Right now is maybe the best time to get a great job, not just any job. Here are three significant mistakes job seekers make in 2022 and how to fix them. No matter what you do for a living or what level of job you are in, most likely, there is a great job waiting. I can promise you that understand...
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Landing a job in 2023 may seem daunting, but the path to success is straightforward; you have to know how to navigate it. With the proper steps and a little bit of luck, you can be sure to get your dream job in the coming years. In this article, we’ll discuss eight simple steps to follow in 2023 ...
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Employers are starting to think about the next steps for post-COVID-19 hiring. Our Central Florida employer survey last month clearly showed that many people had been furloughed while waiting for the go-ahead sign to get back to normal.
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If you were the employer and had 100 resumes to select from, how would you do it? To understand how your background is evaluated, here are just a few employer “sorting” techniques companies use to decide who gets an interview.
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Do employers read cover letters? Should you even include a cover letter when you apply to a job? The answer to both questions is a big yes!
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Most cover letters are poorly written or even nonexistent. As a job seeker, this has to change if you want to get a great job.
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Your resume is your golden ticket to the interview. After reviewing 523 resumes, I am able to tell you why job seekers didn’t get to the interview stage. Here is a list of resume and communication errors that drive me crazy...
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2017 Central Florida Employment Report Just Released - Important Information For Job Seekers!
4/17/2017
This is the 9th year that our staff reached out via phone to 135 human resource professionals, talent acquisition managers and business owners to get the “inside scoop” on what really is going on with employment in the Orlando MSA. -
Fake news is becoming a huge thing today in America. If you hear a news story, there is a chance that it may not be true; especially in the political world.
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If you are engaged in a job search and sending out numerous resumes and applications without hearing anything back from the employer, you are not alone.
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Looking for a new job? Next Friday (11/18/2016) at the AMWAY Center, OrlandoJobs.com presents the 8th Annual Florida Blue Florida Classic Career Expo & Diversity Job Fair.
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I have been doing a lot of interviewing lately. One thing that really amazes me is job seekers who apply to open jobs don’t understand this very simple concept
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A perfectly crafted letter can show more about you than you think.
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When you apply to a job with a larger company today, you will inadvertently have to use their applicant tracking system (ATS) to create your own “web page” on their internal servers. The company will use their own search terms to find you and if your information matches, you may get called for a...
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Your medical resume is your first chance to make a great impression on a potential employer. This piece of paper can get you in the door for an interview or tossed out with the day's recycling. Think of your medical resume as a 30-second advertisement, letting a prospective employer know what qua...
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Last month’s article was “Should I Write My own Resume?” This month, I am going to answer that question. No. Never. No matter what. Even if you only have year or fifty years of experience.