Most job seekers are operating at about 25% efficiency.  That’s because finding a job is a skill.  It’s what you are looking for a new job in.  It’s not actually finding that job. In other words, not knowing how to read a job ad leads to excess optimism (and no results) and being overly discerning (and no results).  MORE >>

Resume Writing Blog: Creating Prints Master Resume Writer | Certified Resume Writer | Expert provides free resume writing information, resume help, tips, advice, career job searching tools, online social networking via this Resume Blog, Resume Writing Blog, Career Blog. However, job searching online should not be neglected. MORE >>

If you’re entering the job market for the first time or haven’t searched for a new job in the last three years, you’re in for a shock over how the process works—and how it has changed in a relatively short period of time. Job search 1.0 = help wanted ads in newspapers. Job search 2.0 = online job boards. MORE >>

If you are one of the many professionals who has been searching for a new job during the first half of 2011, the recent news of stagnant job growth and the layoffs at CISCO , may be a bit disheartening, to say the least. Job search is not what it used to be. Are you positive about your job search? MORE >>

In today’s tough economy, finding a job can be difficult. Whether you are searching for a new part-time or full-time position, you can follow these tips to help you find your dream job quickly. Before you begin filling out job applications, you need to be prepared. Ask if their companies are currently hiring. MORE >>