By Mike Krass Have you ever written an e-mail cover letter and wished you could make it a little more personal? You can. How, do you ask? Well, with a video resume. With the decrease in the price and number of resources professionals need to produce a video resume, it’s becoming increasingly easier to make one. Video resumes are valuable in your job search because it allows you to break…

By Patrick O’Connor What’s the most important thing you’re looking for in a job? In an economy like this one, you’d think the answer is a very easy “money”, or at least “stability.’  But a recent survey conducted by The Detroit Free Press of employees in Michigan, indicated the direction of the company was the single biggest factor in a job search.  75% of those polled said they wanted to…

By Joey V. Price “If you learn to appreciate more of what you already have, you’ll find yourself having more to appreciate.” -Michael Angier On December 29, 2008 – coming towards the tail end of the winter holiday season – I had one of the most difficult days of my career while working at one of the premier boutique Immigration law firms in Washington, DC. When I look back, the…

By Diana Antholis Like it or not, you are being evaluated as soon as you walk into the office: shoes, clothes, hair – even your smile. Image is everything. When it comes to work, your image communicates how you feel about your job and company. Many organizations have unwritten rules on how you should present yourself. Follow these fundamental workplace fashion principles to help optimize your image. Career Advice: How…

By Hannah Morgan, CareerSherpa.net Finding a job after college can be difficult; however, it is not impossible.  Those who have been successful in securing employment after college have set themselves apart. They possess demonstrated skills and are more confident in their abilities.  I will even venture to guess that they have an enthusiasm, perhaps even a passion.  You can learn so much from the success of these graduates.  How will…