Labor Market

You must be able to market your brand with a keyword rich resume, by understanding the job/ and company mission! This must be paired with a well written letter of interest or cover letter, which addresses employer’s needs and how your expertise makes you the right person for the job.

Hiring managers and recruiters alike say they’ve seen more poorly written resumes cross their desks recently than ever before. Attract more interview offers and ensure your resume doesn’t eliminate you from consideration by following these six key tips:
1. Format Your Resume Wisely “Do the Hiring Managers” Work for Them
2. Identify Accomplishments not Just Job Descriptions
3. Quantify Your Accomplishments
4. Cater Your Resume for the Industry
5. Replace your Objective” with a “Career Summary”
6. Network. Network. Network.
With a solid resume in hand you’ll greatly increase your odds of earning a closer look and getting that interview.

Deliver responses for any question with confidence by knowing your brand, demonstrating a great attitude through non-verbal cues and be prepared to give specific examples of your past accomplishments. Be ready for behavioral interviewing, where employers are looking for specifics on past actions or accomplishments. Beware showing signs of desperation or anxiety. It’s okay to feel it; it’s not okay to display it with statements such as I’m willing to do anything!”