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Passport details are sensitive pieces of information that should only be shared under the right circumstances. In this blog, we’ll go over whether or not it’s appropriate to add your passport details to your resume.

Most of us have a list of hard and soft skills that we have developed over our careers. Which skills will impress your future boss? How should you include them in your resume?

Generative AI can help us in so many ways. Many job seekers may be wondering how to write a ChatGPT cover letter. We explore the nuances of the human/AI partnership.

Remote work is part of the new normal after the pandemic, but is it worth fighting for your working arrangements when you change roles? Here are some stats to support your choice.

If WFH life is driving you up the wall, there is another way to go. In this guide, we take a look at the top coworking space benefits and why you should join one.

The landscape of manufacturing is changing — can you keep up? Shouting about your 3D printing skills is an easy way to show potential employers your value. Let’s look at everything you need to know about including them on your resume.

Networking doesn’t have to be boring and stuffy. In this guide, we will take a look at the best types of networking events and what you will get out of each of them.

There’s a big world out there and you’re itching to explore it, but let’s face it, you have to eat. A remote job may be the answer. The blog below gets to the nitty gritty of what you need to know about securing a job that also lets you pack your bag and move on when you want to.

The parts of a resume you should include are important. Every job seeker has to learn at some point what they are. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll take you through the pieces of the puzzle that are vital for a top-performing resume!

A winning job application needs to be tailored to the job position. A successfully targeted resume builds a story from your experience about why you’re right for this job!

You will likely apply to plenty of jobs during a job search. But what if a company posts several job listings and you feel qualified for more than one of them? Is it bad to apply for multiple jobs at the same company?