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Your Professional Resume Is Not An Obstacle Course

By: Allan Shelton Have you been worrying about your dismal career condition? You were once at the top of your class as an honorary crème of the crop batch leader and you have observed that despite your sterling academic achievements, you find yourself at the sofa waiting for the phone to ring. If it does [...]

Writing Your Resume is NOT the First Step

Most job applicants today believe that they should first write their resumes in order for them to land a career. Yes, resumes are truly important and highly critical in one’s professional/corporate success. It plays a significant role for one to achieve his/her career goals. However, writing your resume is NOT the first step. What you [...]

Writing A Resume For A Summer Part Time Job

By: Linda Roberts Applying for a summer job is different from applying for a corporate job vacancy. A summer job is the stepping-stone to a teenager’s journey into being part of the work force in the future. Summer vacation is not all about parties and beaches. Summer is a brief respite away from academics, and [...]

Writing a “Career Objective” on Your Resume: A Yes or a No?

By: Nick Woodson It has already been a long overdue debate on whether career objectives are still important in a resume. For some employers, career objectives are necessary to reflect the specific job the applicant is seeking and to know the things that he/she is good at. However some employers perceive them negatively, seeing poorly [...]

Workplace Stereotypes of Asian Americans

By: Pam Montero A newspaper report cited a study by a research organization, which found out that Asian Americans report the highest rates of workplace discrimination in the U.S. According to the study, though about 31 percent of Asian Americans surveyed reported incidents of discrimination followed by African Americans at 26 percent, generally they file [...]

Work on Web: Taking Advantage of Internet-based Jobs

By: Jeff Morrison Along with the continuous growth of the Internet and the ballooning number of web users all around the globe, more and more people are also embracing the economic benefits of cyberspace, particularly in labor and employment. In fact, outsourcing and offshoring of jobs have increased due to the wide expansion and progress [...]

Why Update your Resume Now?

By: Linda Roberts Summer has just ended but the “summer euphoria” hasn’t loosened its grip on you. While you still love that summer air, you need to start updating your documents, more importantly, your resume if you have just come out of summer without a job. It may sound harsh but, yeah, you need to [...]

Where to Put Education Section in your Resume

By: Marie Edwards The purpose of your resume is to get you an interview with your potential employer. In addition, once you are invited for an interview, the recruiter will almost certainly use it to find out more about you. Especially if you have less professional experience or no work history at all, your reader [...]

What to Do When You are Bored at Work?

By: Jerry Jackson Have you ever heard somebody say “Work’s a drag; I’m bored.” Boredom is one of the common problems faced by employees today. This can be attributed to the fact that since they are usually doing the same thing for quite a while, employees tend to lose their interest on their jobs. Boredom [...]

What Kind Of Job Applicant Are You?

By: Diane Williams Human resource managers are forced with the task of identifying a job applicant’s intention. Not all applicants are blessed with the same kind of enthusiasm that new graduates have in them. Some would just waltz inside for a quick interview while others just need that much-needed experience. Different applicants have different personas, [...]

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