Joy, excitement, fear, and anxiety—a palette of emotions that can be triggered by a job offer. This is due to the importance of the decision, which can influence one’s life and future career.
Accepting a job offer is almost like getting married. But don’t worry, we have
…When it comes to writing a resume, one of the main questions that most job seekers have is what format and length of the resume will be most effective in their job search. Many applicants believe that the more pages in the resume, the higher their chances
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You wake up feeling cramped. It looks like your head has been squeezed against the career ceiling! From now on, every day is groundhog day, and life is a bore. The people are the same, and there are no prospects. It might be time to expand the
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A resume is an employer’s first impression of you as a future employee. In this case, both form and content are equally important. Not everything is as complicated as it first seems. The main thing is to avoid typical mistakes and follow simple rules. The following discussion will focus on how to write a
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… Why would I, an expert with 10 years’ experience who’s worked at Google and Yandex, need to prepare a résumé? I just need to jot down my personal experience on a napkin to have hundreds of companies lining up to hire me…
“You know,
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Many people write about language proficiency in the Skills section of their resume. As a result, the hours and money spent on language learning become invisible. Don’t make your HR manager look for a needle in a haystack: create a separate section for your language
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For most applicants, the Education section is the easiest part of creating a resume. They simply write the name of the university and the date of graduation. Simple, right?
Actually, there are a few nuances:
Before you go off sending your resume which looked cool in the 1990s, it’s good to remember a recent study which says that HR experts spend only 9 seconds reviewing your resume before sending it to the wastebasket — or, if you are lucky, to
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