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Best Font for Resumes: How to Choose the Best Font and Size for Your Resume

Landing your dream job takes work that starts long before you ever set foot in the door for an interview. Before job seekers begin practicing answers to interview questions or starting serious interview prep, having an exceptional resume is key. Knowing what to put in a resume and how to use the correct keywords is only half the battle. Job searchers who really want to stand out know that having the right resume font is critical.

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How to Explain Your Greatest Weaknesses in an Interview

Choosing the right person for a competitive job role or position often comes down to the interview. While many candidates may seem very similar on paper, the interview gives hiring managers and decision-makers insight into who the applicant really is. For high-level candidates, acing an interview comes down to preparation, and one of the questions savvy job seekers should be ready to tackle is “What are your weaknesses?”

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The Complete Guide to Writing a Customer Success Manager Resume

The job market for customer relations management is expanding and becoming more competitive. Many people believe that writing a customer success manager resume is straightforward. They think it only takes a few minutes to come up with one without any help from other people or programs. The truth is that writing a resume for customer relations jobs, such as a customer success specialist, can be very challenging. So it is vital to craft a document that that helps you compete.

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jobsearcher.com/blogBusiness Manager Resume Tips and ExamplesThis article covers business resume examples and what constitutes an excellent business manager resume. The term Business Manager sounds generic, so it is useful to identify the different types of business managers.

jobsearcher.com/blogCollege Student Resume Examples and FAQsCollege students have a unique opportunity when it comes to drafting compelling professional resumes. Whether you are still in the process of completing your degree or you have recently graduated, these are the tips and tricks you need to know to create a college student resume.

jobsearcher.com/blogFuture of Work: 5 Ways the Gig Economy Can Boost Business PerformanceAfter a year of financial and economic uncertainty, OECD estimates that many of the G20 and advanced economies are expected to reach their pre-pandemic levels of economic activity by Q2 2022. Job vacancies are also on the rise with the rollout of vaccination programs, even for more vulnerable sectors such as tourism and retail.

jobsearcher.com/blogHow to Answer "Where do You See Yourself In 5 Years?" in an InterviewCongratulations! You’ve landed an interview for a new job and now the hard work starts — interview preparation. 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?”

jobsearcher.com/blogHow to Respectfully Put in Your Two Weeks NoticeThe best reason for leaving a job is finding a new one. Whether you hate your job and can't cope, you’ve found someone who pays more, or you’ve found a way of advancing your career, it just may be time to leave. But how should you do it? Do you need to write a two weeks notice letter? If so, what are you supposed to write?

jobsearcher.com/blogWhat to Expect in a Job Offer LetterReceiving a job offer with an offer letter is a great step in the right direction during your job search. It is a sign that the job application process went really well, and you shined amongst the rest of the candidates. If a company wants you to work with them after doing a series of interviews, personality tests, and so on, you will receive a job offer letter.

jobsearcher.com/blogTop Skills for Resumes: The Most Common Resume Skills by IndustryAs a graduate or someone looking for career advancement, it is time to accept the fact that the resume you build will be the one you carry with you throughout your entire working life. Every time you gain invaluable work experience, it could make its way to your resume. The resume you build will change over and over again with every position you apply to and every person you share it with.

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