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First Job Resume: How to Write with no Experience + (Examples)
by 
Paul Drury
You are applying for your first proper job, but how do you ensure that you don’t get rejection after rejection? This article covers how to make a resume for a first job.
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Resume Help15 min read
Proofreading your Resume: 12 Tips
Published in Job Interview
by 
Rolf Bax
We surveyed 2.000 Americans to determine the worst questions you could get asked when interviewing for a job. Then we took the 10 worst questions and looked for expert advice on how to tackle them
Published in Resume Help
by 
Susan Shor
Volunteer work can be a wonderful way to feature a variety of valuable skills, Here's a list of how to add volunteer work to your resume.
Published in Resume Help
by Paul Drury
“Why did you leave your last job?” is a classic interview question that should be answered carefully. A prudent response can help you win over the employer and put you on the path to landing the position.
Published in Career
by Paul Drury
With the professional world becoming more and more digital (and moving at lightning speed), it's more important than ever to extend your job search and networking to the online space.
Published in Job Interview
by 
Debbie Bride
Don’t be caught off guard by this common interview question about your professional weaknesses. Take advantage of the opportunity to prepare a game-changing answer that turns the interview in your favor.
Published in Job Interview
by 
Karl Kahler
Is it important to send a thank you email after a job interview? Only if you really want the job! Here are some tips on how to write this thank you note and when to send it, along with some examples.
Published in Resume Help
A custom resume can mean the difference between getting out your suit for that final interview, and never even getting a phone call. Here's why you should customize your resume for each job application.
Published in Job Interview
by Rolf Bax
Preparation is key for any successful job interview. These top 12 expert phrases will make sure you're the candidate that really stands out from the crowd!
Published in Career
by Karl Kahler
A two weeks’ notice letter of resignation is a professional courtesy and at times a contractual obligation. Here’s how to let your boss know you’re leaving without any unnecessary unpleasantness.
Published in Resume Help
If you’ve gone through the trials of writing a paper or article, don’t be afraid to brag about it. Here’s how to list publications on your resume like a professional.
Published in Resume Help
by Susan Shor
Many people struggle when faced with the task, do I add all my experience to my resume? While there are no hard-and-fast rules concerning your previous employment, the following tips should help you give you a better idea of whether or not it's necessary to list all of your past jobs on your resume.
