Name? Check. Contact info listed? Check. Your LinkedIn photo? It sounds like a good idea, but you should not include ANY photographs on your resume – unless, of course, you’re a model or actor. By including details that don’t belong, your resume is saying “Hey, I’m unprofessional over here!”. Your resume must be professional-sounding and aligned
Writing a thank you note after your job interview is important. Doing so could increase your chances of being considered for the position! Not only does it reiterate your interest in the available role, it also shows your desire to put yourself forward as the best candidate. A thank you note offers a chance to
Welcome to Job Q&A From the Trenches! We answer your questions on building a resume, interviewing, searching for jobs and more – just ask! Q: I can’t fit my resume onto one page. Is a two page resume too long? A: Getting all your details into an effective, concise document is a challenge. Using a
When was the last time you updated your resume? It’s time to level up your game!
Welcome to Job Q&A From The Trenches! We answer your questions on building your resume, interviewing, searching for jobs and more – just ask! Q: My friend suggested that I take time during my job search to volunteer – not only to get me out of the house, but also to improve my resume, is that
Take a look at your resume – does it include your contact information? And is it current? Believe it or not, this detail often gets overlooked. And something so simple can cost you a job offer. How can a hiring manager set up an interview if they don’t know how to reach you? During your