With unemployment rising and the stock market having lost about a third of its value within the last year, it's only natural to worry about job security. If you're worried that your own job may be cut, it's best to prepare for it. Start today by reading The Basics of an Effective Job Search from Pongo's Learning Center.
In a rough job market, you need every advantage to stand out among the competition. In this post on The Pongo Blog, Michael Neece reveals five ways you can shine in the job interview, from what you wear to how you prepare and what questions to ask.
Find more helpful advice in Interview Tips and our Learning Center.
Is your job search in need of help? After you finish building your resume on Pongo, take a look at the job boards on Monster.com. The job you’ve been seeking could be there waiting for you.
QUESTION: When I create a new resume or letter, what should I name it?
ANSWER: The names you give the resumes and letters in your Pongo account are for your own reference, so select any name you wish. However, we recommend you use descriptive names to help you identify the documents later, when you've saved multiple versions. For example, it’s better to use specific names such as "IBM Sales Manager Resume" and "IBM Sales Manager Letter" than generic names such as "Resume 1" and "Cover Letter 1." Whatever name you choose, it won't appear on your documents when you print, e-mail, or fax them from your Pongo account. It's for your eyes only.
