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A resume is your introduction to the company or organization you are applying to. You only have one chance to make a first impression, and your resume is the first thing the employer sees. Having a well-crafted resume can make all the difference when it comes to landing an interview.

Getting ready to welcome employees back into the office for the first time since the pandemic started? Here are some thoughts for you to consider as you make preparations.

Getting used to a new work environment after covid will be challenging. Getting back to your old routine can be tricky when you've been away from the office for so long. In this article, we will go over some ways to make the transition easier. It's important to remember that things may not be the same. You may need to make some adjustments, but with a bit of planning, the return to work can seem more normal.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound effect on national labor markets.  More and more people have been leaving jobs in pursuit of other interests or have dropped out of the market altogether causing a labor deficit across the country.  Candidates can demand more money and flexibility, which is causing pressure on companies to not only backfill these positions but also reassess and reorganize internal policies.

When considering a professional hire, a resume and interview will only take you so far. In order to truly identify the ideal candidate, you will also want to conduct reference checks. Asking the right questions of former employers and others will help you learn more about a candidate's strengths, weaknesses, and other attributes.

Did you just receive an offer for a new job? Would you like to figure out how to evaluate the opportunity so you don’t regret accepting the position? Whether you prioritize career objectives, compensation, or company culture, you deserve to work somewhere which supports your personal and professional goals.  Read below to learn how to best navigate a new job offer.

Interviews can be nerve-wracking. While your resume, preparation, and appearance may be impeccable, the way you carry yourself will tell let your potential employer know everything they need to about you as a future employee.With this in mind, it is critical that you take the time to correct any bad habits that could cost you the job. Before you apply for a new career, check out these body language faux pas to avoid and tips to ensure you make a strong first impression on your next inter

While virtual interviews are easy and efficient, some other words come to mind as well: technical issues, awkward lags, and not being sure where to look. Interviewing via a video conferencing platform might be easy, but it can also be downright uncomfortable. From technology glitches, to interrupting one another 4 times in a row, virtual interviews sometimes feel like minefields, with different obstacles than traditional in-person interviewing.

Working from home can be a rewarding experience. You have total control over your schedule and work environment. However, if you don't learn how to quickly and efficiently manage your work and life balance, working from home can soon turn into a nightmare. To create a productive work routine, consider these seven tips to successfully work at home.

If you are a recent graduate, you may have noticed the job hunt today is different than it was a generation ago. Some traditional jobs are becoming obsolete, while other roles are emerging. To help you sort out the ever-changing job front, we have researched LinkedIn (CNBC), TopResume and Forbes to come up with a list of some of the best entry-level jobs for recent graduates.