What Not To Wear To an Interview?
The right dress code can lay a good foundation for your future in the company. But what not to wear to an interview?
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Kristina Phelps is an HR specialist who loves sharing her experience. Her two biggest passions are helping people find a perfect workplace and writing about all things HR. Kristina grew up in Boston, MA. She likes big dogs and long walks. She also helps animal shelters find new owners for cats and dogs.
What are the Best Outfits For an Interview?
We are sharing a few quick ideas for the perfect outfits for an interview — to take at least this small issue off your hands.
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Informal Interview. Complete Guide and Tips
Today, we are looking into what an informal interview entails and how to best prepare for it.
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How Can I Work From Home With No Experience?
Working from home is no longer the privilege of the select few. Today, more and more companies are moving online.
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How to Make Money as a Stay-at-Home Mom?
Thanks to the development of modern technology, there are more options for stay-at-home moms to build careers online.
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Cover Letter vs. Resume: What’s the Difference?
Having a well written resume and an eye-catching cover letter can take a lot of stress and uncertainty out of the job hunting process.
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Letter of Interest vs. Cover Letter: Difference, Tips and Examples
We will look into the differences between a cover letter and a letter of interest and focus on the best practices for writing them both.
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What is the Purpose of a Cover Letter?
The main purpose of a cover letter is to show employers why you're perfect for the job. It accompanies your resume in most job applications.
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Answering the Question: What are Your Career Goals?
One of the most frequent questions an applicant may be asked in a job interview is about their career goals and aspirations.
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Everything You Need to Know About Applicant Tracking System
Up to 70% of resumes fail to pass the Applicant Tracking System screen and therefore get rejected even before a human eye gets to see them.
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