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Employers want to hire candidates who can add value to their organization. Prospective employers need to see how the candidates contributed to their previous employers’ success and could potentially benefit their next employer. As a result, you need to show a hiring manager what you have to offer their company. Demonstrating in your cover letter …

If you have been in your role a while, you may be having trouble feeling motivated at work. Perhaps you lost the excitement and drive you had when you first started. The newness of adjusting to your work environment and reaching your goals likely is long gone. This is a great time to change your …

Listing soft skills on your management resume is an integral part of your job search. Because interpersonal skills such as leadership, decision making, and organization are easier to develop than they are to teach, hiring managers emphasize the importance of hiring candidates with strong soft skills. Unlike some soft skills, necessary hard skills can be …

If the COVID-19 pandemic derailed your career, circumstances might be looking up for you. Despite the shift in the workforce, certain industries, including healthcare, are seeing an increase in the need for help. Companies are working tirelessly in lab settings to create treatments and a vaccine in response to the COVID 19 pandemic. A lab …

Where you are in your professional career is likely at least in part (or majorly!) because of all the work you have done to get there. This includes education, training, and practice to help you advance. Even after you land the job, the work is never quite over when it comes to moving your career …

Job searches entail a great deal of preparation including updating your resume, polishing your cover letter, and finding the perfect interview outfit. In this high-tech era, you must also make your social media work-friendly. Why make social media a part of your job search prep? Studies have found that more than 90 percent of companies …