Congratulations on your smart move to read through our special feature on job sites. We have brought verified and well-researched material to you in the past on bagging jobs, knowing how to sift through scams and authentic job offers and even guide you on handling difficult co-workers, but the first step to getting on with a professional life is really getting that tag! Yes, we do mean the job tag – whatever your chosen vocation be, the job tag gives security, a sense of fulfillment and the oh, so…

I arrive at the crossroad of desperate lost souls and hopeful promises.

I sign in at the marble lobby with the overly friendly receptionist in a tight skirt and frizzy ponytail. A clipboard, akin to a doctor’s office, holds the names and the arrival times of us job seekers. A man uses the tactic of innocent flirtation with the receptionist. He jokes mindlessly about the effects of caffeine and hopes to earn an advantage. A participant in this live version of an actionless reality show, I wait for the…

Okay so you have already graduated. You have passed your finals, breezed through all your classes and finished your thesis. Now what?

Welcome to the real world.

Now everything becomes even harder. With thousands of students graduating every year, it can be extremely hard to find a good job. It takes a combination of good grades, excellent credentials and job hunting skills to land a job that others will envy!

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I have not worked for the last 10 years. I have a college degree from back in 1992. I have anxiety disorder and depression and social phobia. I have no family. But I know I can work…… IF I can find a type of job that is fun and quiet environment. ANYWAY……… who do I need to go to get help on my resume? I do not have a resume and do not know what to put in there now.

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I’m job hunting….not fun.

The cover letter HAS to sell…so what are key words or phrases to say to get the employer’s attention?

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Curriculum vitae

The curriculum vitae comes first and it is at most of the times the part which is the most important of all for the job. The employers need to bring down the number of applications from about over a hundred to a very few which are valid. This can be done only with the help of the curriculum vitae…