Whatever you are not changing, you are choosing.”
Laurie Buchanan
Hi, my name is Tristin Zeman. I am currently working as a copywriter and marketing expert based in Wisconsin. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Communications from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, I went on to pursue a variety of professional endeavors including:
- Event and Business Management
- Human Resources
- Marketing and
- Writing
Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, yoga, thrift shopping, and spending time with friends and family while cheering on the Green Bay Packers.
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Instead of a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all approach, job seekers should take a more personalized approach. In most cases, answering the question of ‘how long should a resume be’, depends on the person, the industry, the company, and the position.
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How to Write a CV: 5 Quick Tips to Write a CV That Stands Out
Whether you’ve been actively job searching for a while or you’re just getting into the applicant pool, here’s what modern job searchers and students need to know when deciding how to write a cv.
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CV vs Resume: What’s the Difference & What Job Searchers Need to Know
Creating a resume or CV is a crucial first step in landing new professional and academic opportunities, but many don’t know the dynamic when it comes to needing CV vs resume.
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How to Answer “Where do You See Yourself In 5 Years?” in an Interview
While there’s no guarantee of what an interviewer may ask you, it’s good to be prepared for some of the most common interview questions including, “Where do you see yourself in 5 years?”
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Learning About Job Titles for Professional Positions
Job titles can tell job seekers and prospective employees a lot about a particular company and position, but job titles have gone through many changes throughout the years.
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15+ Situational Interview Questions & Answers
Prepare for your next interview with tips on how to plan for scenario and situational interview questions.
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Learning to Write Education on Resume Documents
Learn to accurately write your education on resume documents to craft highly effective resumes and get past tricky algorithms.
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College Student Resume Examples and FAQs
These college student resume writing tips and FAQs will teach students and grads how to prioritize experience and education on resumes.
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How to Identify and Communicate Your Greatest Strengths
Answering ‘What are your strengths?’ can be difficult. With this guide, you can swiftly identify and communicate what you’re best at.
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How to Craft a Resume for Teenagers + Examples
You’re never too young to write your first resume. Luckily you don’t have to start from scratch. Here are resume for teenager example sections
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How to Explain Your Greatest Weaknesses in an Interview
Don’t let your weaknesses keep you from your dream job. With this guide, learn how to effectively communicate your weaknesses in interviews.
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The Complete Guide to Interview Questions of All Types
This complete guide shows you how to answer common interview questions, interview questions for any phase of your career, and so much more.
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Best Font for Resumes: How to Choose the Best Font and Size for Your Resume
What if I told you that the wrong resume font could ruin your chances at landing the job? Make sure that you use the best font for resume.
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Help! Which Best Regards Variation Should I Use?
Email sign-offs can have overtones different than the intended message. Using regards and other variations correctly can help eliminate that.
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The What, Why, and How of Using Resume Action Verbs
It is highly advised to use action verbs in resumes. So, here’s the what, why, and how to help get you on track to sprucing up your resume.
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How to Explain (In an Interview) Your Reasons for Leaving a Job
Why did you leave your last job? – A common question in any job interview. Here are a few easily acceptable reasons for leaving a job.
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Writing a short bio can help you make a positive impression and introduce you to potential employers or clients. Learn how to write an impactful short bio
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How Long Do Background Checks Take for Pre-Employment
How long a background check takes can be dependent on how much information your potential employer needs. Some jobs require a much larger scope than others