Category: Jobseeker

  • Deciding to Work From Home

    Opportunities to work from home are on the rise thanks to an increasing number of industries offering e-services, decreasing the costs of maintaining physical office space, or offering this flexibility as a way to attract talent to their company.

  • Spring Refresh: Simplify Your Job Search

    Have you ever noticed how much better you feel after you’ve completed a thorough spring cleaning? With all of the clutter from the rest of the year gone, you can see the new potential and feel rejuvenated.

  • Can Three Little Letters Change your Career?

    Maybe you’ve heard the saying that nobody pays attention to payroll until there’s a problem with their paycheck. Yet payroll is one of the few roles within a company that directly impacts each and every employee, day-in and day-out.

  • Making a Great First Impression at Your New Job: Are You Ready?

    Finally, the first day at your new job is approaching—and you feel like you haven’t prepared nearly enough. You want to make the best first impression on your new peers, but you’re not positive that you’re capable of doing so. Don’t worry! As long as you follow our simple steps to prepare for a great…

  • Starting From the Bottom: Why It’s Great For Your Career

    How often have you heard someone say, “How am I supposed to get any experience if I don’t have any experience?” If that sounds familiar, you may want to pivot your search and look to find entry-level positions

  • How to Evaluate a Job Offer

    Once you’ve made it through the interview process and have been offered a job (or maybe even more than one job); it’s time for you to consider and review the offer on the table. But how do you go through the process and make sure that this is the right job and the right terms…

  • Creating a Weekly Job Search Plan

    As you begin or continue your job search, it can feel a bit like a roller coaster. One moment you are excited about an opportunity and optimistic about your chances of landing a job and the next, you become worried or anxious.

  • How to Get (and Keep!) Great Job References

    Recruiters are looking for meaningful feedback to deepen their understanding of you as an employee and to mitigate the risk of making a poor hiring decision. They are looking for any new insight that hasn’t been revealed

  • Job Applications: Before and After Guide

    The actions you take before and after you apply to a job can have a much greater impact on your success than you think. Here are some quick tips to help increase your odds of a successful job search:

  • Writing a Resume for a Career Change

    If you are considering a career change, you should spend some time refocusing your resume. A lot of candidates are able to translate their past experience and skills across many different industries and roles.