WebMD by Jen Uscher If you’re finding it more challenging than ever to juggle the demands of your job and the rest of your life, you’re not alone. Many people are putting in extra hours, or using their smartphones to be on call when they’re not physically at work. Here are five ways to bring a…
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Extracted from U.S.News & World Report LP by Miriam Salpeter Job searching is challenging for everyone, but experienced job seekers, especially those who realize they want to change their career tracks, may face special challenges. Marc Miller, career design specialist with Career Pivot (careerpivot.com) and author of Repurpose Your Career–A Practical Guide for Baby Boomers, suggests these six key…
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Extracted from forbes.com By Jacquelyn Smith Starting your first “real” job can be nerve-racking. You’re probably excited to have landed a full-time gig–but also scared about meeting new colleagues, learning office etiquette, and making the transition from your college classrooms to your corporate workspace. Dress For Success - Start by recreating your wardrobe and sprucing up your appearance.…
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What is a CV? A CV does one thing, and one thing only. It gets you an interview for a job. A CV is not a potted biography. It is not a record of every thing you have ever done. Think of it as a piece of highly-targeted direct mail. Direct to the one person…
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Extracted from Ways to Make Resume by wikihow.com 1. Formating The Page Regardless of which résumé style you choose, it should be formatted in a specific way. Proper formatting draws attention to your accomplishment rather than to the font. By following the guidelines, you’ll polish your résumé so that it makes a strong first impression. Guidelines…
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