Busted: I Have Resume Bias
Ah, college. It’s where so many of those “this one time..” stories start, unless you attend a lot of open bar HR conference happy hours, of course. College is the place where you start to learn your story –… Read More
Sin City: Hacking Candidate Conferences
Under normal circumstances, I would not find myself within several hundred miles of Las Vegas at the beginning of August. I guess I’m a creature of habit and prefer Sin City at the start of the NCAA Tournament…. Read More
Mining For Gold: Turning The Resume Upside Down
When you are in Talent Acquisition, there are few certainties in your world. Job descriptions will change at the 11th hour, and budgets will be slashed, and candidates will change their minds with the frequency of strobe light…. Read More
Resume Reviews: Quantity or Quality
“We are overstretched and understaffed as a recruiting team.” Does this sound familiar? Likely. It’s a common feeling across many teams. Many times this has a direct impact on the “resume black hole” that candidates and “thought leaders”… Read More
What does your resume say about you?
I get to look through a lot of resumes in my line of work. I know, I know, you are jealous. Who wouldn’t want to look through thousands of resumes every day? Especially when they are filled with… Read More
Be Seen To Be Found – Job Hunting In 2014 And Beyond
Ed Note: This post initially appeared on the Careers in Government – GovTalk blog. You can read the original post here. Getting a job these days is about so much more than your resume. That’s not to say… Read More
References: What you need to know
So you’ve gone through the application process, mastered the interview, and now the company is interested in you. But before you can embark on stepping up to take your new boss’ job (I kid,….sort of) you need to… Read More
