As the labor shortage continues, retail positions are in abundance. The good thing is, people will never stop wanting and needing to buy products.
Before you conduct your job search, you need to be familiar with the resume basics. Understanding what information to include and how to format it will help you land your next job.
A strong resume is vital when applying for work. Your work history is the most important section, so how you word it matters.
After a job interview, it’s very common that the worries and jitters start kicking in. You begin overthinking the words you said and over-read the interviewer’s tone and choice of words from your memory.
Once you’ve written your resume and cover letter, it is time to send them off to an employer. You attach them to an email, inform the hiring manager that the application materials are attached, and write a basic subject line before sending it off. All good, right?
When conducting a job search, you may find yourself needing to write a job application email. This email can help make the difference in you landing a job.
You’ve finished your interview, thanked your interviewer, and said goodbye to them. You may feel that the hardest part is over, but now what? The next step that many candidates take is to send an interview follow up email.
If you're quitting your job, for whatever reason, you should be writing a resignation letter. You may be experiencing a career change, or you’ve decided to slow down professionally.