Choosing the Right References

Choosing the Right References

You’ve customized your résumé and created a tailored cover letter – now what? Have you considered...
How to Become an Active Member of Your New Community

How to Become an Active Member of Your New Community

Getting involved in your new community will open both personal and professional doors and will make your...
Write Effective Cover Letters

Write Effective Cover Letters

Your cover letter is an essential piece of a job application. Your résumé is still important, of course,...
Networking – It’s a Conversation, Not an Interrogation

Networking – It’s a Conversation, Not an Interrogation

Once you get into a networking conversation, you need to both get the information you want and make a...

Choosing the Right References

Feature, Interviews — January 24, 2012
You’ve customized your résumé and created a tailored cover letter – now what? Have you considered which references you will use? At some point during the interview process, potential employers will ask for a few references to verify that all the great things you said about yourself are, in fact, true. Have you decided who you will put down? Here are a few reminders to ensure you get the glowing reviews...

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Write Effective Cover Letters

Write Effective Cover Letters
Your cover letter is an essential piece of a job application. Your résumé is still important, of course, but it is a specialized...
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Networking – It’s a Conversation, Not an Interrogation

Networking – It’s a Conversation, Not an Interrogation
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Choosing the Right References

Choosing the Right References
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How to Become an Active Member of Your New Community

How to Become an Active Member of Your New Community
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Choosing the Right References

Choosing the Right References
You’ve customized your résumé and created a tailored cover letter – now what? Have you considered which references you will use? At some point during the interview process, potential employers will ask for a few references to verify that all the great things you said about yourself are, in fact,...
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How to Become an Active Member of Your New Community

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