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Pick the Right Resume Format

Since your resume plays a substantial role in the impression you make on a potential employer, it’s a good idea to review your options. The best resume format for you depends on your industry, years of experience, skills, and professional accomplishments. Your resume should also demonstrate your hope for continued growth. Exploring each resume format can help you determine which structure can provide the maximum impact.

Passed Over for a Promotion? What To Do Next

When you're working towards a promising promotion, there are few things as disappointing as being passed over. It can cause a range of issues, such as discomfort working with the individual who was promoted as well as the person who made the final decision. It can lead to significant unhappiness with your current position. It can even cause you to want to quit your current job and see what else is available without another plan in place.However, that doesn't mean that you have to immediately search for another position. In many companies, there are a range of options you have available to set you up for a promotion in the future while correcting the issues that prevented you from getting a promotion this time around. In this article, we'll go over some of the top reasons why you may not have received a promotion this time, how to resolve those shortcomings, and what to do if you feel stuck in your current position.

Job Search Stress: How To Keep Going

Job searching can wear a person down when the days stretch on without a callback. The process can feel like a full-time grind with no guaranteed payoff. Frustration, anxiety, and exhaustion can result. The good news is that staying consistent doesn't require perfection. It just takes a few steady habits and a structured approach. Here are some pointers to help you stay focused and on the hunt for that next job, even when it's taking longer than expected.

W-4 vs 1099: What It Means for Your Paychecks, Taxes, and Protections

When you start a new job, you might be asked to fill out a W-4 or receive a 1099 form. These documents shape how you will get paid, how much you'll owe in taxes, and what protections you have on the job. Understanding the difference between being an employee (W-4) or an independent contractor (1099) can help you make smarter decisions about your money. Here's a closer look at what a W-4 means versus a 1099.

Fixing Resume Red Flags

You're submitting a resume to a prospective employer. You want to land that position because you know you're a good fit. But you never hear back. What could be wrong when you know that you checked off all of the boxes they were looking for in the job description? One of the following resume red flags could have put your opportunity on the line.Before you submit your next resume or application, check it over for these common – and highly dangerous – red flags that could make it impossible for you to land the position you want.

Remove or Keep? What To Do With Older or Unrelated Experience

When you're updating your resume, it's tempting to list every job you've ever had. Those roles helped to shape your work ethic and experience. However, keep in mind that when you're applying for a specific job, your resume should speak directly to that role. Including too much outdated or unrelated experience can distract from what really matters. Here are some pointers to help you decide what to keep and what to trim from your resume.