We're gratified by the attention that media such as Fox, Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times have focused on us. I think it shows how TheLadders' job-search model is different and better than those "other guys." Why?
Resume keywords are necessary to win over the human-resources (HR) pros and Applicant Tracking System (ATS) that stand in the way of your job application.
The resume keywords you use can make or break your match with an open position. How can you find and deploy the right keywords to aim your resume at the job you want?
What are the words recruiters use most often to find the candidates they’re searching for? These are the top 100 terms used by recruiters to find candidates on TheLadders.
Sending your by e-mail may sound like the simplest part of the job search, but beware: You must know how to dodge spam folders, how to get your document read by attachment-weary hiring professionals and how to follow up after you hit "Send."
Jan Edbrooke left technology marketing to earn his fortune in real estate. He needed a new resume to cover his absence when he decided to return to technology five years later.
Bookkeeper Debbi Ramirez was ready to trade in her role in finance for a position in human resources. Selling her qualifications meant a rewrite to her resume.
Amy Chernoff, an advertising and marketing executive, was good at marketing the companies she worked for, but she needed help writing a resume that would match her to the right position.