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The first step to nailing an interview is making a great first impression. When you go to an interview, your first impression will have a lasting impact on whether you get the job or not. In many cases, your candidacy is decided long before the interview ends. That is why first impressions are incredibly important. … Read More

Job Search

Common Mistakes To Avoid While Networking Michelle Hawley

Get the most out of your networking experience by avoiding these common mistakes. Networking is a very crucial step in the job search process. This is where you make real-life connections that could mean the difference between a job opportunity or nothing. People want to hire people. When you know someone who could provide you … Read More

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How To Build Your Personal Brand Michelle Hawley

Creating a great personal brand could be exactly what you need to get your foot in the door. What is a personal brand? Creating your own personal brand is a way to market yourself and your career. Think of how a company comes up with a logo, name, and slogan for their product. These are … Read More

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How To Spot A Bad Boss During An Interview Ladders Contributor

Learn how to spot a poor boss during an interview to weed out bad job offers. An interview is typically seen as a stepping stone in the process of getting a job. This is where you will be asked questions about your experience, tested on your knowledge, and allowed to show off your charisma. While … Read More

Interview Tips

8 signs you are over-preparing for your job interview Ladders Contributor

The job interview is your time to be the very best version of yourself. This means lots of preparation and studying interview questions and answers. Read More

Interview Tips

10 interview questions you should expect, and how to answer Ladders Contributor

Preparing for interview questions should be a big part of your job search. You need to do your pre-interview work and research to be able to knock these questions out of the park when a hiring manager asks them. Read More

Interview Tips

Biggest interview mistakes recent college grads make Ladders Contributor

These are mistakes that you should avoid at all costs during an interview. Read More

Interview Tips

Common Mistakes Made at Job Interviews Michelle Hawley

Get through your interview without the fear of making an avoidable mistake. Preparing for that upcoming interview can be difficult. You should be doing research about both the company you are interviewing for and the position you want. You want to be knowledgeable, if possible, about the person that will be conducting your interview. You’ve … Read More

Resumes

Tips for Adding Visuals to Your Resume Michelle Hawley

Help your resume stand out from the crowd by adding unique visuals. Before deciding to add visuals to your resume in any way, you should first consider if it is appropriate for the job you are applying for. This specific way of spicing up a resume is geared toward more creative jobs, where working with … Read More

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