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jobsearcher.com/blog3 Elements to Consider When Asked "Why Do You Want to Work Here?"If you are currently preparing for an interview, chances are you have come across the “why do you want to work here?” question, right? Although the reasons you have for wanting to work for a company may seem obvious to you, there is in fact a correct way to go about answering this question.

jobsearcher.com/blogHow Long Should A Resume Be?Only about 2% of submitted resumes result in an interview, and with the increase of remote work, job applicants can come from anywhere. For job searchers, this means that your resume needs to stand out and capture a hiring manager or recruiter’s attention.

jobsearcher.com/blogManaging a Remote Workforce: 5 Steps to Increase Employee Engagement While Working from HomeIn the past year, 70% of full-time workers in the United States have transitioned to remote work due to Covid-19. Seventy seven percent say that having the option to work from home post-pandemic would make them happier and almost 50% are prepared to look for another job if work-from-home options aren’t available.

jobsearcher.com/blog6 Simple Tips to Write a Retirement LetterMoving onto retirement is a huge milestone, and should be celebrated. After working for years and contributing so much to your job, this is a time when you can finally take a well-deserved break and relax. Writing a retirement letter is required to let your manager and colleagues know that you are leaving your job. Doing so is seen as professional, and will be highly appreciated by the company you work with.

jobsearcher.com/blogHow to Answer "Tell Me About Yourself" in a Job Interview + ExamplesSo, there you are waiting to be interviewed for a job really want. You get called in. You shake hands confidently looking the interviewer straight in the eye. Then he or she lays the bomb: “Tell me about yourself”.

jobsearcher.com/blog12 Do's and Don'ts of How to End an EmailOne of the issues we’re all encountering at the moment is what’s been described as ‘hyper novelty’. Not only has our society changed spectacularly, but the rate of that change is equally spectacular. The life of a blue-collar worker probably didn’t change that much for a long time. For example, for countless years quern stones were used for grinding. All that changed over that time was whether it was being powered by human strength, animals or water wheels.

jobsearcher.com/blogHow to Survive the First 90 Days of a Career ChangeThe hard work is done. You’ve tended your resignation without burning bridges. You’re at peace with the sunken cost of putting a successful career trajectory on hold. You’ve modeled out your cash flows. Your health insurance is buttoned up. After all, quitting should be easier for executives – with savings come safety nets. Yet, once they quit they look more like deer in headlights than wolves of Wall Street. I should know, six years ago I was one of them.