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If you’ve been laid-off, the first worry is usually about how to make ends meet. Paying rent or the mortgage or other expenses are often top of mind. But you should also be concerned about how these gaps play out on your resume since many employers frown upon your having a gap in employment. However, sometimes an employment gap happens. How can you explain that when an employer inquires during the interview process? We have answers.

How to Address Employment Gaps During an Interview

An employment gap is a time in your resume where you weren’t working. These gaps can occur throughout your career voluntarily or involuntarily. These gaps can be a red flag for potential employers who seem to equate them with a lack of hire ability or...

Temping originally had kind of a bad reputation; candidates usually want to find a more permanent position. However, there are benefits from temporary jobs that you don’t find from full-time positions. Why would you choose a temp job? Here’s why it may be the perfect option for you.

Can Temping Help Your Career?

If you want to get hired fast, temping is a good way to keep income rolling in while you’re in-between jobs. Gaps in a resume are harder to explain to employers so even having a short-term contract position is better than nothing. But temporary positions can do more than that for your resume and your career.

Taking a temporary position could:

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When the economy is slow, the competition for jobs can be fierce. You need a competitive edge to get your resume noticed, nail the interview, and get the offer. We have some tips that will help you increase your chances of finding work—even during a global pandemic.

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Ghosting is a bad idea, no matter your situation. If you're a job seeker, disappearing from the hiring process, even if you get a better offer, is not a best practice we would recommend. Here's why.

Unemployment is high, so it's more challenging today to find a job. You may be sending out resumes like crazy but simply aren’t receiving any response back. What’s going on? Are you doing something wrong? Here are some of the reasons you may not be getting interviews and what you can do to fix it.

It's a real catch-22; you need experience to get a job, but you can't find a job to earn some experience. Forget climbing the ladder; at this point, you'd just like to get your foot on the bottom rung. It's a frustrating situation. What should you do? We have some suggestions.