How to Write a Resume

Let’s visit how to write a resume. Your resume may look like a clean sheet of paper with merely a name and address on top, a student resume. Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterGoogle BookmarksemailPrintPDFStumbleUpondel.icio.usYahoo! BuzzPing.fmRedditDiggLiveLinkedInMySpaceTechnoratiRSS

The Job Interview

Two people could possibly interview you during a job interview. The other person may simply stare you up and down while the other person grills you, point by point, about your resume–which brings me to my next point: Bring two copies of your resume and cover letter. Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterGoogle BookmarksemailPrintPDFStumbleUpondel.icio.usYahoo! BuzzPing.fmRedditDiggLiveLinkedInMySpaceTechnoratiRSS

Age Discrimination in the Workplace

You don’t have to tell your employer your age in a job interview. In fact, age discrimination in the workplace is illegal. It’s unlawful for an employer to specify age preferences in a job ad unless the age is a “bona fide occupational qualification.” Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterGoogle BookmarksemailPrintPDFStumbleUpondel.icio.usYahoo! BuzzPing.fmRedditDiggLiveLinkedInMySpaceTechnoratiRSS

Corporate Culture: The Size of a Company

What size company would you like to work for?–a large corporation, mid-size company or a boutique, family-size business. The right type of company will make all the difference of whether or not you feel like you’re stuck in a cubicle with three walls and a bottomless pit as a floorboard. Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterGoogle BookmarksemailPrintPDFStumbleUpondel.icio.usYahoo! BuzzPing.fmRedditDiggLiveLinkedInMySpaceTechnoratiRSS

Quiz Answers

Hey, these are the answers! Have you taken the quiz yet? Take the College Preparedness I.Q. Quiz™ now Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterGoogle BookmarksemailPrintPDFStumbleUpondel.icio.usYahoo! BuzzPing.fmRedditDiggLiveLinkedInMySpaceTechnoratiRSS

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