Before you send off your resume and before you schedule an interview as a job candidate, you should first research the potential employer. Most applicants consider it a stroke of luck to land an ...

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The job market can be challenging for anyone right now. But if you've been at one company for many years, there can be extra ...

If your career goal right now is to add momentum to your job search, you may need to take a closer look at your resume. It is, after all, the first way you're selling your skills and experience to ...

If you’re concerned about how a resume gap will be perceived by employers, here’s some good news: you can usually reduce or eliminate the harm it can cause your job search. Plus, in many cases, the ...

Question: Since leaving the Marines, I’ve been in a job hunt. One recruiter told me my resume was a dead end. She said nothing I’d listed in my experience made me sound like someone the company would ...

If there was a place I worked in the past that was work experience relevant to what I do now, but the company no longer exists, is that something that should be noted on a resume or no? Or is it ...

Dear Sam: I have a question about the best practice in handling a former employer that had gone out of business due to the firm declaring bankruptcy. Two of my former employers, for whom I worked ...