Posts Categorized: Job Seeker Advice

In the past couple of years, Covid-19 has wreaked havoc on people with both stable and unstable employment opportunities. With the rising and continuing advancement in technology and mechanization of all processes previously carried out by human workers, it is likely job displacement and unemployment will result. Individuals need to diversify their portfolios and skills… Read More »

These days, when seeking employment, you need to use multiple strategies and be creative to stay ahead of competition. If you have been looking for a new job in vain, these eight tips might be what you need to secure a new job. Make Use of Online Job searching Platforms Numerous job search sites exist… Read More »

With time, practice, and a lot of discipline, learning how to code is easy. What isn’t so easy, especially if you’re a self-taught developer, is breaking any bad habits or programming routines that you’ve adopted along the way.  One bad habit doesn’t make you a bad coder, but it can limit your potential for growth… Read More »

Have you accepted an offer and wondering how to write a resignation letter? You’ve come to the right place. You want to end on good terms if at all possible when writing a resignation letter. During my time as a technical recruiter, I have read many resignation notice letters. It’s a part of the business… Read More »

There’s a great deal of advice available about how to get your job application right. This is certainly understandable, as it’s a vital component of getting your foot in the door. But it’s far from the only important aspect of the hiring process. Once you’ve gotten past the applicant tracking system (ATS) and demonstrated you… Read More »

Getting a job can be the hardest thing you have ever done, and that is because you are putting most of the application into a piece of paper. Your resume is often the one thing that gets you in the door with your new job, because it will get you the interview, the test work,… Read More »

The metaverse is making waves as we speak, with many predicting that it will alter the course of human civilization, or at the very least cause disruption and change in a number of key areas. With great upheaval come not just opportunities for incredible positive developments, but also vulnerabilities which the malicious elements of this… Read More »

As the world turns almost entirely virtual, cybersecurity is becoming as important as physical security. This means the need for cybersecurity professionals is also increasing. A career in cybersecurity almost often begins with IT or computer-related skills and moves into different specialization directions. If you’re just starting in cybersecurity, there are many opportunities you can… Read More »

Entrepreneurship is a gutsy career path that takes determination, hard work, and confidence. It comes with significant risk and a small chance of success. One key to success is knowing the facts before you dive in, and statistics are a great way to understand what you’re diving into.  People turn to entrepreneurship because 29% want… Read More »

A common criticism from interviewers is that they don’t receive any feedback following their interviews. Not so long ago, things were different. Giving applicants feedback and criticism has long been part of the usual procedure for interviews. The hiring manager or HR expert would be courteous in letting the applicants know what they did well… Read More »