Virtual Job Readiness Program Monday, Dec. 7: Resume Tuesday, Dec. 8: Job Search Wednesday, Dec. 9: LinkedIn Thursday, Dec. 10: Interviewing Friday, Dec. 11: Job Retention/Financial Wellness No cost for Baltimore County residents who meet eligibility guidelines. Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Register by: December 3, 2020 Register Now Questions? Email Suzette Kossoff …
Virtual Job Readiness Program Monday, Dec. 7: Resume Tuesday, Dec. 8: Job Search Wednesday, Dec. 9: LinkedIn Thursday, Dec. 10: Interviewing Friday, Dec. 11: Job Retention/Financial Wellness No cost for Baltimore County residents who meet eligibility guidelines. Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Register by: December 3, 2020 Register Now Questions? Email Suzette Kossoff …
Virtual Job Readiness Program Monday, Dec. 7: Resume Tuesday, Dec. 8: Job Search Wednesday, Dec. 9: LinkedIn Thursday, Dec. 10: Interviewing Friday, Dec. 11: Job Retention/Financial Wellness No cost for Baltimore County residents who meet eligibility guidelines. Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Register by: December 3, 2020 Register Now Questions? Email Suzette Kossoff …
Virtual Job Readiness Program Monday, Dec. 7: Resume Tuesday, Dec. 8: Job Search Wednesday, Dec. 9: LinkedIn Thursday, Dec. 10: Interviewing Friday, Dec. 11: Job Retention/Financial Wellness No cost for Baltimore County residents who meet eligibility guidelines. Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Register by: December 3, 2020 Register Now Questions? Email Suzette Kossoff …
Virtual Job Readiness Program Monday, Dec. 7: ResumeTuesday, Dec. 8: Job SearchWednesday, Dec. 9: LinkedInThursday, Dec. 10: InterviewingFriday, Dec. 11: Job Retention/Financial Wellness No cost for Baltimore County residents who meet eligibility guidelines.Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Register by: December 3, 2020 Register Now Questions? Email Suzette Kossoff at skossoff@jcsbaltimore.org. Live-captioning may be …
By Laura Bristow Have you looked for a new (or better) job lately? If it has been a while, you might find yourself a little lost and a lot frustrated. An internet search on “how to find a job” returns pages of articles offering conflicting advice. You may be scratching your head over such new …
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By Faye Katz Just like fads and trends are always changing in the world of fashion, resume styles are constantly in flux as well. Sending an outdated-looking resume to an employer screams: I am an outdated candidate! It will be as obvious as wearing yesterday’s style. When I google “professional resume templates” I am shocked …
By Laura Bristow Think a successful job interview starts on that positive first impression you make with a firm handshake? Think again. The impression you make during your job search happens long before you meet with a hiring manager – and could even make or break your shot at an interview. Errors on your resume …
By Jaclyn Ades Back when I was a recruiter, I would take note of which candidates had a tendency of job hopping and would mark on their resumes for the hiring manager to notice. I would even write the words “job hopper” on them, so they would know to ask specific questions during the interview. …
By Faye Katz Like everything else, resumes have come a long way since they were first introduced. Leonardo da Vinci is credited with creating the first ever resume in 1482 to show potential employers what he could do. By the 1950’s, resumes had become a staple of the job-seeking arena, according to BusinessInsider.com. Today, employers …
