What You Need to Be Doing on LinkedIn to Land a Job in Tampa

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LinkedIn is undoubtedly the most important tool available to job seekers today. More than just a passing fad, LinkedIn allows potential employers to view candidate information right at their fingertips. Are you doing everything you can to maximize your LinkedIn profile? Here are some things you should be doing on your LinkedIn page to give… Read more »

4 LinkedIn Groups to Join for Tampa Professionals

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LinkedIn is one of the best resources for job seekers and professionals alike to use to build their personal networks. LinkedIn groups may be one of the most underutilized aspects of the site for most people. There are hundreds of groups for any given subject and it can feel overwhelming when you’re trying to find… Read more »

2014 Job Search Changes

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As a job seeker it is important that you communicate why you are an excellent candidate for an employer. Set yourself apart from the competition in 2014. If you’re looking for ways to establish your position as a prime candidate there are four simple tips you can follow now to change your job search. Be… Read more »

Job Search Goals to set in 2014

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Ringing in the New Year means a lot of things to a lot of people. Many will set New Year’s resolutions and most of will be abandoned by February. Rather than challenging yourself with these typical resolutions consider your job search for the New Year. This is a perfect time to reconsider what you’ve been… Read more »

How to Job Search During the Holidays

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While the holidays are intended to be a joyful time of year, they can be especially difficult for those individuals who have been on the job market for too long. While some people say that it is difficult if not impossible to find a job in the month of December, this is simply not true…. Read more »

How to Write a Formal Thank You Letter for a Job Interview

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After your interview it is important to follow up with a thank you note to reiterate your interest in the position and keep your name at the top of the interviewer’s list. The rules of the formal letter still apply in our world of instant internet connectivity and taking the time to draft something like… Read more »

How to Format a Resume

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Resumes come in all shapes and sizes and there is no “one-size-fits-all” solution when it comes to what format you should use. A chronological resume is the most commonly used format but it isn’t your only option. If you are just out of college with limited experience in your field or you are looking to… Read more »

4 Resume Missteps to Dodge in Your Job Hunt

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Recruiters and hiring managers can read over a thousand resumes a day. Red flags and simple mistakes can easily land your resume in the trash bin. Crafting a resume should take time and it is important to review frequently before you submit it to any employer. How can you avoid common mistakes in your resume?… Read more »