Just because a salary range is posted for a position, it’s not written in stone. We’ll show you the tips and tricks for negotiating your salary when a salary range is posted so that you can get the compensation you deserve.
If an interviewer asks, “Tell me something that is not on your resume,” instead of your mind going blank, take a deep breath. This common question is easily answered with a little bit of preparation. Our tips and examples can help you craft a shining answer.
Are you willing to move for a new job but you aren’t sure how to convince an employer of your flexibility? Discover how to put your willingness to relocate on a resume to land your dream job in your ideal location.
Trying to gain a competitive edge? A letter of recommendation could mean the difference between your next opportunity and rejection. This article covers the ins and outs of how to ask for a recommendation letter.
With the guidelines listed in this article, second-stage interviewees can anticipate challenging new interview questions, refine their existing interview strategy, and maximize their chances of landing their sought-after job.
Along with a great resume and cover letter, job seekers have one more tool available: a career portfolio. Learn how to create a career portfolio, why it's important, and how to use it to set yourself apart from the crowd.
So you’ve decided to ditch the 9-to-5 grind and step into the world of freelancing? Here are some of the best freelance careers out there.
Changing careers can be exciting—and a little scary. How do you explain why you’re a good fit for a new position if you don’t have prior experience? A career change cover letter can be a valuable tool to discuss your transferable skills and qualifications when applying for a new role.
Receiving a pending job offer only to wait days or weeks for the official paperwork to come through is frustrating. While patience is key, you will still need to be persistent. We look at the delicate balance between professionalism and eagerness as we learn how to follow up on a pending job offer.
Yes, you can start a new career at age 50 and have the confidence you are making the right move. It just takes some sound planning.
If you have an employment gap on your resume, it can feel daunting to apply for your next role. However, there are ways you can address the gap and frame your time away in a positive light. Discover how to explain employment gaps successfully to land your next job.
Discussing salary with a recruiter can be scary! You have to walk a fine line between self-advocacy and gratitude. But it’s worth putting yourself out there. You have the power to get a salary that represents your value, and we’re here to show you how.
