Tailoring your résumé for applicant tracking systems will be your key to getting noticed. Match the language used in the job description.

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7 Steps to Make your LinkedIn Profile Work for You

Make sure your LinkedIn profile is optimized to be found, and representative of your skills. LinkedIn is the first impression future employers have of your professional experience.

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Job-hunting During A Recession

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5 Tips for Video Interview Success

The recruitment and hiring processes is increasingly relying on the internet to interview and hire new employees.

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Does Your Résumé Contain Too Much Information?

After all, including all of your past work experience will increase your odds of showing how qualified you are for a certain position, right? Unfortunately, this is not the case—but is a common mistake many job seekers make. In reality, an overabundance of irrelevant, wordy, or extraneous details can actually hurt your chances of securing an interview. In fact, too much information can cause a résumé to look cluttered, and most recruiters or hiring managers won’t read beyond the professional summary if the page appears too “busy”.