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  • 5 Ways to Earn Experience Credentials Right Now

    For job seekers, nothing is more frustrating than getting multiple interviews with a company and then not getting a job offer.

  • After the Offer: How to Negotiate Your Salary

    Even a slight increase in your yearly income can make a huge difference over the span of your career. A recent study from George Mason and Temple Universities showed that a 5 percent gain near the beginning of your career could mean an increase of $600,000 over a forty-year period.

  • 3 Free Cover Letter Templates (With Writing Guide)

    A cover letter can be an important factor when submitting your resume or application. It’s a great opportunity to sell yourself to a company, showcase your personality and create a connection.

  • Cover Letter Writing 101

    Nothing disrupts the application process like having to individually tailor 100 different cover letters to go with 100 different job applications. It’s the bottleneck of your application flow and the bane of job seekers nationwide.

  • Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 2

    Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 2

    In the first part of our guide, we covered behavioral interviewing and outlined an effective method you can use to answer these questions. The second part of the guide includes a list of some very common interview questions, grouped by category, with tips for answering each type of question.

  • Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 1

    Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 1

    In this first part of this guide, we’ll cover what behavioral interviewing is and outline an effective method you can use to answer these questions, called the STAR method.

  • How to Address Being Let Go in an Interview

    How to Address Being Let Go in an Interview

    An involuntary termination can be difficult to manage, but even when you are navigating the change well, it can still be hard to discuss in an interview. Often an employer will ask why you left your last job or why you were let go from your previous employer. Here are some techniques to help make…

  • 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…