resume

Not only does it sting to get fired from a job, but it's also a challenge talking about it in future jobinterviews.

Losing your job is bad enough, but being laid off in your 50s hits especially hard. We look at strategies for getting back on track.

Your resume is your first impression, and sometimes, bad advice can sabotage it before you even hit “send”. As a matter of fact, some common resume “tips” are ineffective or flat-out harmful.

When applying to jobs, there are some tweaks you can use to really bring out the skills listed on your resume. Such tweaks could make all the difference.

These accomplshments are definitely something we’re proud of, but they’re not exactly things we can mention in a professional setting.

Many of us have talents that we are extremely good at but can't use on resumes or professional portfolios. What "irrelevant" skills are you proud of?