Category "Job Search"

Finding, searching for, and landing a job is not easy and can be quite intimidating if you are new to the job market. There’s nearly one job opening for each unemployed person, according to the latest

As a student in the life sciences field, you’re likely working on a thesis, looking for a future company to start your career with and possibly working at a fellowship. Many schools offer mentorship a

Our Experts | Rachel Page
As a recruiter for office positions, I have a lot of Retail Managers and retail workers connect with me to get out of their current job and start a new career path as an admi

Our Experts | Lyndsey Fortunato No one wants to get fired. It’s a huge blow to your finances, a hit to your confidence and of course, a black mark on your employment record. But getting fired doesn’t

Our Experts | Courtney Reynolds Did your “New Year, New Me” plan include searching for a new job? If so then you are probably preparing a portfolio, collecting references and most importantly, updatin

Once you start a family, it isn’t uncommon for one parent to want to stay at home with the kids. But it can be difficult to survive as a one-income family, so when children enter school-age, some stay

Trying to find a new job can be challenging for anyone, but it’s even harder if you’re over 50. The unemployment rate for older workers is lower than it is for younger people, but even still – once out of a job, older workers experience greater difficulty finding a new position.

I see dozens of resumes a day. Some good, some not so good, and some downright atrocious! I know what healthcare employers are looking for on a resume. I talk to them about what makes an “ideal employee” every day. All these things combine to mean that I know how to write the perfect healthcare resume.