How to Write a Resume That Will Bring You High Wages
Recruiters spend 5-10 seconds scanning each resume they get. What they check first is your name and photo and your job experience
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Posts by Lesley Vos:
7 Signs Colleagues Don’t Trust You and How to Change That
You’ll learn the signs that colleagues don’t trust you, thus preventing you from working at your best and reaching your potential.
Writing a Job Description That Hooks Talents in the Post-COVID Era
But to entice these talented workers, we’ll need to understand how to write a job offer they wouldn’t miss but accept. These five tactics can help.
Red Flags to Look For When Hiring Remote Employees
Perhaps one of the biggest concerns about building a remote team is the hiring process. You might not even see this candidate in person for years, if ever.
Asking for a Raise If You’re a Woman
In an ideal world, there’s no gender gap in all areas, including a governmental one. This is the world where we all have equal economic opportunities and where our boss notices all our accomplishments, giving us a raise. In the real world, everything is different.
Writing a Motivational Letter for a Government Career
You know how to write a resume. But when it comes to a government sector, it’s not enough for paving your way for the dream job. A wisely structured personal statement aka motivational letter is that very detail you need to stand out from the crowd of other candidates.