Advice for Jobseekers
Be Prepared With The Ultimate Interview Checklist
It’s difficult to plan for everything you might need in an interview. For instance, what if it rains, or snows? What if you develop a […]
Jobseekers
Tips for Overcoming Age and Weight Bias
A reader requests, “I would like to see you address issues such as older workers re-entering the job market. I’m 54 and, due to some limitations, […]
How To Explain Why You Were Fired During An Interview
Unexpected questions often come up during a job interview. Be prepared to discuss a variety of subjects, including an explanation of why you were fired […]
9 Email Subject Lines To Get You Noticed by HR
A lot of job seekers complain that they never hear back from employers when emailing their resume. But if you want the HR department to […]
4 Daily Habits to Bring Structure to Your Job Search
When conducting a job search it’s important to have a routine. Landing a job is a full time job for someone who’s out of work. […]
How to Start Your New Job Right
When starting a new job, it’s important to make a good first impression. Here are some things you can do to get your job off […]
How To Communicate Your Career Goals In An Interview
During a job interview, a question about career goals is sure to come up. Whether they ask you directly or use the always popular “Where […]
Top 10 Questions To Ask After Landing The Job
While preparing for that big job interview usually includes thinking about how to answer the tough questions, you should also be thinking up some good ones to ask. […]
Login Changes for JobsInTheUS.com
This is an important message for anyone who logs in to JobsInTheUS.com to manage their jobs. JobsInTheUS.com is now strictly an aggregator of jobs from […]
Update on New England Unemployment Rates
How low can they go? That is the question for many states in our region as the job market continues to tighten. In New England, […]