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You've found the perfect job, your resume is ready to go, but there's one last thing on your to-do list: the dreaded cover letter. While it might seem easy to write a one-page letter touting your strengths, many job seekers struggle to understand what, exactly, an employer is looking for and how to translate that into a couple of paragraphs. Cover letters are unavoidable, and many employers consider them the ... Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}

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Having bad credit can make it difficult to get approved for a loan or a credit card — but in some cases, it can also prevent you from getting a job. According to a 2018 National Association of Professional Background Screeners study, 47 percent of employers run credit or financial background checks on candidates. Whether or not you'll be one of those candidates depends on the type of job you're applying for. Source: Recruiter

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Article by Michael Pietrzak I descended into the subway toward the metallic tube that would rush me across the city in the dark underground. A man was having a phone call, lingering halfway down the stairs, not yet ready to cut the umbilical cord with the unseen radio tower that connected him to the Matrix. This would be no problem, except that dozens of rushed commuters were piling up behind him like water in a kinked hose. A minute ... Source: Recruiter

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Sometimes, you see something you just can't unsee it. Unfortunately, that seems to be happening to me more and more on LinkedIn. What was once a very professional website is now host to some very unprofessional things, and it's frankly shocking. I've tried to push it out of my mind, but I just can't any longer. I've seen an influx of cartoon profile photos, as well as overly casual ... Source: Recruiter

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"Ghosting" used to be reserved for the world of dating. Now, it has become quite common in the workplace. Ghosting is when one person — in this case, a candidate or employee — ignores all the calls, texts, emails, and other messages sent by another person — in this case, an employer. In the workplace, ghosting often happens when a candidate accepts an offer but then decides they don't want to work for ... Source: Recruiter

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DHS and USCIS has been working on streamlining the process of H1B Visa lottery system for quite sometime and as part of that they published in December H1B Pre-registration rule for NPRM(Notice for Proposed Rulemaking) with public to give comments until Jan 3rd. DHS and USCIS has been swift on this one to review the comments and publish the final ... The post appeared first on . Source: Redbus h1b 1

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Being able to navigate a job search seamlessly is imperative in the changing landscape of work. While a job search can be intimidating, you need to get used to the idea because you will have to go through the job interview process many times over the course of your career. Gone are the days when most people stayed with the same company — or even the same industry — for their entire careers. ... Source: Recruiter {$inline_image}

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Whether to pursue their passions, gain experience for a career change, or simply make ends meet, more and more Americans are running side hustles these days, including a little more than half of all millennials. They're making pretty good money doing so, earning an average of Source: Recruiter

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It is usually fairly easy to showcase your qualifications and hard skills on a resume, but demonstrating your soft skills can be quite a challenge. This is especially true in the case of leadership skills: It's easy to say you have them, but it's much more difficult to prove you do. Demonstrating your leadership skills is essential to landing many roles, especially those with supervisory or managerial duties. Here are ... Source: Recruiter