Job Bird

I have been on the receiving end of thousands of cover letters and emails from job candidates. "The devil is in the details." Terrible correspondence can ruin your chances of getting the job (typos, grammatical errors, lack of focus, etc...). Over familiarity is a no-no. Be friendly, but, professional. Drop the greeting, "hey." Here are some cover letter tips to help you.

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The Right Way to End a Professional Email Plus a list of sign-offs for when you're sick of saying "best."

Looking for a new job? Here are some great job hunting tips for this difficult employment marketplace. If you currently have a job, keep it! It is easier to find a new job when you are employed. If you are unemployed, take note of the good resume tips here. Do not lose hope!

How to Address a Resume Gap When Switching Careers The prospect of a new career can hold a sense of excitement. But what should you do if your job search has become a disheartening slog and the gap on your resume just seems to be growing wider by the day? What can you do to protect your mental health and rekindle your optimism for the future? In thi...