by Jess Howard | Mar 15, 2018 | Resume Building
We all know what we should be doing when applying for jobs. Qualifications, work experience, references, your application may not even be considered without them, but there are a number of things that you should definitely not do. See what you can cut out to make your... 
by Julie Petersen | Mar 13, 2018 | Resume Building
Many employees fail to understand the amazing benefits that an excellent cover letter could bring them. Unfortunately, this lack of understanding will cause them to “miss” many job opportunities. When you apply for a job post, you first send your resume, and along... 
by Polly Allen | Mar 8, 2018 | Resume Building
Writing a resume is all about selling yourself and highlighting the best bits of your career. But what happens when you have a bad job under your belt, perhaps a short-term disaster you walked away from, or a role where your manager never let you do anything? Don’t... 
by Guest Writer | Feb 20, 2018 | Resume Building
When it comes to writing a resume, you should be strategic about the words you use. You need to avoid the most overused phrases and instead use other more creative alternatives. Phrases that you should avoid using in your resume 1. Team-player This is the most... 
by Zulfah Abrahams | Feb 13, 2018 | Resume Building
The personal statement section is one of the more critical parts of your resume and as such merits close attention. It needs to convey relevant information (who you are, specific skills and applicable experience, career objectives) concisely and in a professional... 
by Francesca Hooper | Jan 25, 2018 | Resume Building
We’ve all heard of the specific skills that all CVS should boast: communicating well, working great in a term and being a good problem solver. These are pretty run-of-the-mill, you just know that your potential employer is bombarded with these terms every time they...
