Do you listen to podcasts? These streaming radio shows, sometimes professional and sometimes amateur, gain in popularity year after year. They can be on any topic from light-hearted comedy to gritty true crime. Some are fiction, some are not. No matter what you’re looking for, you can find a podcast to enjoy. But are you… Read more »
Every year, we create and curate the best content for our readers. We want every job seeker in the Dallas area to be prepared and comfortable with their search. Before we kick off the content for 2019 officially, we thought we would take a look back at the top tips for job seekers from last… Read more »
Did you know that a good cover letter is just as important as a resume? Before a hiring manager or recruiter even opens your resume, they’ll read the cover letter. In today’s digital world, most resumes are submitted online, so a cover letter is generally an email or attached to an application. Many job seekers… Read more »
Looking for a customer service job in the Dallas area seems easy enough. There are plenty of businesses that have set up shop in the area looking for talent to fill their open positions. But not every job is the same and, more importantly, not every customer service agent is either. To land the best… Read more »
Your resume is the first glimpse at who you will be as a candidate. It’s like a window that allows someone to peak in, but not see the entire home. It needs to paint just the right picture without creating a complete, detailed, and exhaustive history of your entire professional life. Developing a resume that… Read more »
There is a lot of talk today about empathy. What is it and should you bring it to the table in your next job? Empathy is the ability to understand the feelings of another person. It is an important social skill that allows you to walk in someone else’s shoes and adapt your behavior to… Read more »
You’ve certainly heard the advice to prepare for your interview. You know to research the company to better understand who you’ll be meeting with and how you fit into their organization. But what else can you do to ensure you’ll be viewed as a top candidate? There are a few tips and tricks the experts… Read more »
There are lots of ways a potential employer will ask for information. They want to better understand you as a candidate, and that includes asking the hard questions. One common question is this: “How did you respond to failure at work.” They want to see how you handle yourself in difficult situations. Before you attend… Read more »
No matter how you choose to approach your career, no one wants to stay in the office past closing time just to finish their regular workload. But there are some tricks to managing how you communicate with others to make sure that you can get out of work on time and can balance your career… Read more »
A potential employer is going to ask you a lot of questions. And you need to be prepared to answer as clearly and professionally as possible. You may even ask them some questions along the way, and you really should if you weren’t already considering it. But there is one question a hiring manager may… Read more »
