Career Resources

Written By: Michael Gardon If you’re not sold on the ROI of college, you’re not alone. For the vast majority of us that don’t really know what we want to do for a living, college may be a very…

You’ve got your resume set, so why the need for a cover letter? Does anyone even read them? YES! A recent study on employer preference still shows that the majority (56%) of employers read cover…

Writing your resume and feeling stuck? Resume samples can help you get beyond staring at a blank page. Whether you’re just starting your career, recovering from an unexpected layoff, or just hoping to…

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, administrative assistant jobs are projected to grow 13.2 percent by next year. This ever-changing job title comes with a variety of duties and levels of…

In this episode, Mike Gardon chats with Ty Reed. Many individuals escaping the adverse circumstances of addiction, homelessness, and past criminal justice involvement have difficulty finding…

If you’re starting a new lease with a new landlord or opening a bank account or loan at a bank, you may need an employment verification letter. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about…

Over 90% of employers conduct background checks, according to SHRM data. But some go a step further in verifying employee fit and ask for letters of recommendation. If you’ve never had to secure these…

A reference letter is great to have on your side if you’re a job seeker. You might have found a job from a free job site or an employee referral and you’d like to make your application stand out…

There are hundreds of job boards online to advertise job openings, but you also need to create a great career page to get noticed. The reality of the American job market is that 70% of the workforce…

You applied, interviewed, and now you have a job offer letter. If you want to make sure you want to take this offer–or negotiate, you need to understand what it means. There might be some words you…