Liz Ryan
Old-school job-search advice is the worst. We read and hear it everywhere, yet no one can trace its source. Who made up the rule that we can't use "I" in a resume, ...
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Tory Johnson
Have you ever been at a work-related function, where you and your cube mate stand in the corner, sipping cocktails and watching a colleague handshake his way through ...
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Brad Karsh
I know exactly what your cover letter says, yet I can assure you I'm not a mind reader. Let me guess. It's a single-spaced, full-page, four-paragraph letter, organized ...
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Liz Ryan
I had lunch with my friend Mary recently, and together we looked over her resume."You worked for Astor Graphics for six months in 2007," I said. "That's not a long ...
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Liz Ryan
People write to me all the time to ask, "Do we still need cover letters, in 2009?" We need them more than ever! Employers are looking for very specific things when ...
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Liz Ryan
The other day I received a resume attached to an email message. The email message itself was lovely, but the attached document was labeled "BrittneyRoxYall.doc." ...
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Liz Ryan
The 2009 job market is very different from job markets of the past. If you haven't job-hunted in a while, the changes in the landscape can throw you for a loop.One ...
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Liz Ryan
It's a tough job market, yet employers are complaining that they can't find people to fill their most important jobs. What gives? Part of the mismatch is that too ...
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Liz Ryan
Someone just sent me a job posting and asked me to distribute it to all the job seekers I know. "Make sure and tell them," he added in a note, "that resumes will ...
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Brad Karsh
If you are one of the 12.5 million people without a job right now, you may want to read on. When times are tough, unemployment is soaring, and job seekers are knocking ...
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