Getting a Job vs. Doing the Job

First off, don't go looking for a job. When you send your resume to someone you don't know and who doesn't know you, you're looking for a handout. You're wasting your time and the senior executive's. Instead, start by understanding how your skills can profit a particular business. If you can't explain this to a prospective employer, why should he or she hire you?

How to Sell Yourself – 10 Simple Steps for Personal Success

We’re all in the selling business whether we like it or not. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a lawyer or an accountant, a manager or a politician, an engineer or a doctor.

The 3 ‘P’s for Easier Job Interviews

Next to resume and cover letter writing, going through an interview is another grueling part of job-hunting that many of us dread. Job interviews are different every time. Not only do you meet new people every time, you are also required to market yourself and skills while trying to give the best impression possible through a barrage of questions.

5 Quick Tips to Write an Effective Resume

The main purpose of a resume is to secure an interview; it is not a rehash of your job history. A resume functions as a self- advertising tool to lure potential employers. And like an advertisement, it is supposed to convey the message to employers that you will be a valuable and beneficial asset to the company.

CV Tips

The "Don'ts" in writing a CV Here are 8 common mistakes candidates often make in their CVs that you can easily overcome:

“If you were a tree, what would you be?”

The reason behind weird interview questions and how to answer them.