Pictures are not only worth a thousand words, they can also help you get a job. Visual content is more appealing to look at and can illustrate quickly, making them ideal for resumes. While many ...

The case for and against turning your resume into an infographic and tips to make sure it doesn’t make hiring managers cringe. In a competitive job market it’s tempting to want to make yourself stand ...

Put yourself in the shoes of a hiring manager for a moment. You're looking through applications for an open position at your company. Odds are, you're looking at somewhere around 74 applications – ...

For a resume that's more visually appealing than most, head on over to Vizualize.me. The webapp creates an infographic automatically by connecting to your LinkedIn account. Currently in closed beta, ...

Quirky, brightly colored infographics are growing in popularity among today’s job applicants. But chances are you probably should not use an infographic resume. So if you’re considering paying a ...

A tough part about job searching is determining the difference between a trend and a fad. Do I really need to learn how to use Skype for interviews? Just how important is personal branding? Should I ...

It's always challenging to make your resume look interesting and unique without crossing the line into goofy or unprofessional. As a general rule, people who advertise their expertise in the form of ...

For most of the the thousands of college students getting their sheepskins this month and next, the months to come will likely be a sobering entrance into the job market. One graduate from the ...

It’s always good to think of ways to make yourself stand out as a job seeker. Sometimes the more creative or innovative, the better. But other times, it may not be worth your while. True, if you work ...