Author: Alex Miller

Knowing how to end a cover letter is crucial if you want to boost the chances of passing job applications. Showing gratitude is a great way to go about it.

Ready for your first job ever? Here’s everything you need to know: from how much you can make to where to look for job offers.

A resume you send out to a potential employer should do a good job representing you. It should illustrate your experience, highlight your skills and make it clear to the hiring manager that you are the best candidate for the job. Today, we will look into some best practices for composting a resume focusing on how to display levels of skills on a resume.

Adding a resume objective at the top of your resume can be a great way to emphasize how you can bring value to the company.

Today, we are looking into a skills-based resume format and when it is the best option for your job application.

Today, we are looking into how and when to use this phrase and even provide a sample cover letter starting with “To Whom It May Concern”.

When it comes to references on a resume, applicants often have a lot of questions. In this article, we hope to answer at least some of them.

There are lots of instances where you might need to send a professional email: to contact a business partner, ask for references — and more.

We will carefully look into how to list and format resume references, and who to select as reference providers. Everything you need to know about resume references is covered.

Using bullet points can make your resume easier to read and also help focus the hiring manager’s attention to what makes you stand out.