“48% of employees have thought about changing careers within the past 12 months” ……….that’s nearly one in every two respondents. Here is the rest of the list from their biggest findings:1. 79% of people “feel comfortable” working in-person post-COVID.2. 63% of those with a bad manager are thinking of leaving their company within the next […]
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Applying blindly without reading the full job description is an obvious mistake you should avoid. Recruiters should not have to guess or wonder why you are applying to this role, the organization, or the industry, what are your motivations, etc after reading your resume. Ensure the resume language is written in a way that indicates
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Having a well-organized resume that includes the right elements and information can help you earn an interview. Even though every person’s resume is different, there are some sections you should always include and some that are optional. Organizing your resume depends on the job you are applying for and where you are in your career.
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Your file format is another important factor to consider when sending out your resume. The last thing you want is for it to be rejected by a resume screener. Here’s why submitting your resume in PDF format converted from MS Word is the best option. ?People use various MS Word versions and that can result
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At first glance, a typo-free and grammatically perfect resume that is neat and concise will be looked at. Just like the first time you meet employers for an interview, they want to see if you are polished, well-groomed, and have decent manners. If you make a good first impression, you have the rest of the
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