Teamwork. Never underestimate the skill of communication and carrying someone else’s burden. Teamwork shows you are willing to put others before yourself. You understand the importance of collaboration and cooperation, but also take ownership of your own work....
By adding numbers to your resume, you paint a picture in the interviewer’s mind of the direct impact you had in each of your roles. Here are some examples of how to quantify your resume. Range – if you don’t know an exact number, use a range. Before: Responsible...
Always read the university’s directions from start to finish. Be sure to follow all instructions – topic, length, headings, font size, structure, and file type. If you get stuck on the first sentence, keep writing. Often the first couple sentences are the most...
What to do when the employer asks you how much you’re worth? Research the average for your industry, location, and position level before going into the interview. Wait for the discussion. Avoid being the first to bring up the salary. This will demonstrate you are more...
Scheduling is important! Be sure to be in a quiet, comfortable place (or be able to get there quickly) when the phone rings. If you are in a situation when you cannot talk – if you’re driving for example – ask if you could reschedule for a later time. **If the...
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