If you were an employer looking at a resume, which of the following entries would most impress you? Wrote news releases. Wrote twenty-five news releases in a three-week period... Read more >>

Okay, you’ve made it past the initial resume screening and now have a job interview. It could be in person or on the phone. (More and more interviews are on the phone now, and I’ve heard... Read more >>

No matter what career you seek, finding employment continues to be a challenge. To improve your chances, career experts advise correcting these common misconceptions. Myth 1: Most jobs are advertised... Read more >>

I have a friend who has been out of work for a little over two years. She is another victim of the big recession snowball that seems to be hitting anyone at random smack-dab in the face.... Read more >>

When you write your resume (with or without advice and professional help), who’s your target audience? Who are you trying to satisfy? First, you’re not writing your resume to satisfy... Read more >>

Words are the name of the game when it comes to resumes, and job seekers need to be strategic in their choice of them. Many of us often use keywords on our resumes, but how do you know which words to... Read more >>

 As ironic as it sounds, the day before I published my blog with the article Jobs Suck (about how I hate career coaches who exist to “find you your next job”... Read more >>

All year round, more people are looking for work and those temporary jobs typically relegated to teens are now fair game for unemployed adults. Look Where the Teens Look When looking for a job, you... Read more >>

Q: When you tried to go from fired to hired after losing your job at NBC News, what obstacles did you face? A: When I was fired from NBC News from a job I loved and a place I considered heaven on... Read more >>

Well maybe not so, but I’ve noticed something and I’d like to share it with you. In the last month I have caught, or rather noticed, two women that I know applying for jobs for their... Read more >>