Learn how to tap into Google’s power, making your Google searches more effective by leveraging these 7 tips for your job search.
A collection of free information from Job-Hunt about using Google more effectively for your job search.
Google can help you find jobs across the Internet. Here’s how…
To be more effective using Google for searching the Internet, read this post to understand the ground rules of Google search so Google provides you with the best results for you.
Use these 50 Google searches to help you avoid taking a job with a bad employer or to discover if the employer is having layoffs or if layoffs may be pending soon.
Want to work from your home? Nancy Collamer offers 5 keys to successfully finding a good fit work-from-home job.
Job-Hunt’s Lifestyle-Friendly Careers Expert, Nancy Collamer, offers 4 questions to ask potential employers to help you figure out if they are
Erin Kennedy provides free sample resumes to help job seekers understand how to address specific situations and current resume best-practices for both ATS systems and also for more formal situations.
Mark Feffer describes how to research the hiring manager to determine if you really want the job and to prepare for the job interview.
Informational interviews can save you from making career mistakes and can also improve your knowledge and network.
How to handle unemployment gaps of up to 2 years on your resume.
Debra Wheatman, Job-Hunt’s Company Research Expert, identifies 4 sources of information on small companies, where most job growth occurs.
If you suspect that a layoff is pending, take these 12 steps at work to protect yourself and lay the groundwork for your next job.
If you know what to watch, you can sometimes recognize the warning signs that a layoff may be pending. Watch for these 6 signs.
Recognizing the signs of a pending layoff as well as how to handle it if it happens to you are key survival skills for the 21st century.
According to the dictionary, a graduate has advanced to a new level of skill, achievement, or activity. SO… Be a layoff GRADUATE, rather than a layoff survivor.
Sometimes change we don’t want, change we may even fear and dread, can be very good for us in the long run. Like a layoff. Here’s how…
New ways to use the information on employer websites to help you win that great job.
When you are over 50, avoid these 5 mistakes that make you look out-of-date in your job search.
Job seekers can learn a great deal by checking out potential employers’ Websites.