]> http://www.justjobs.com/taxonomy/term/45/0 en http://www.justjobs.com/node/800 <p>It's a nightmare that many of us have experienced. We submit our resume and cover letter to the company we've been dreaming of working for, and once it's sent, we notice that one or both of them have a typo. What would you do/have you done if you noticed a typo your resume or cover letter after you had already sent it?</p> Resumes Fri, 07 Sep 2007 12:08:52 -0400 http://www.justjobs.com/node/731 <p>From video resumes to job searching blogs, job seekers use a variety of different tactics to get themselves noticed by recruiters so that they can get the coveted first interview. What techniques and tactics have you used to market yourself and get your online resume noticed by recruiters?</p> Resumes Sat, 25 Aug 2007 10:51:35 -0400 http://www.justjobs.com/node/612 <p>In this fast paced information age, job candidates are doing all that they can to stay ahead of the game and get noticed by potential employers. One way that candidates repeatedly use to get noticed is posting their resumes on their personal web pages. Have you ever posted you resume on your personal web page? How effective was it?</p> Resumes Fri, 20 Jul 2007 10:06:53 -0400 http://www.justjobs.com/node/91 <p>Unfortunately there are times in one’s career when things just don’t work out. You may have made a serious mistake at one of your previous positions that results in your immediate dismissal, or you may have quit without notice because it wasn’t the job for you. Being fired and quitting without adequate notice can cause substantial damage to your career, as employers may be left with a sour impression of you and your work, which might cause problems for you when a potential employer calls for references. What are some things one can do to minimize the career damage caused by untimely resigning or being fired? How do you explain this to a potential employer?</p> Resumes Mon, 06 Nov 2006 18:33:32 -0500