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Want a Great Resume? Follow the Rules

Your resume is your primary tool for communicating with employers. So it needs to project confidence and send a clear message that your skills and abilities make you a prime candidate for the job. This Learning Center article contains five rules for building a resume that practically demands an interview.

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Don't Make These Interview Mistakes

Have you ever said something you wish you could take back? Don't let those moments happen in the first job interview, or you'll wreck your chances of a second. This Pongo Blog post identifies six deal-breaking things real job seekers have said during first interviews.

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Before You Sign That Job Offer ...

The interview went beautifully and they want to hire you! You've verbally agreed on salary, duties, and how often you'll work from home, but don't pop the champagne cork just yet. What you heard may not match what they said. In this Pongo Blog post, read about what must be in the formal, written job offer before you sign.

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When you write a cover letter, the first sentence should explain why you're writing, referring specifically to the position you're interested in. The goal of each sentence after that is to keep the reader interested in reading more about you and your qualifications for the job.

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QUESTION: How do I spell check my resume or letter?
ANSWER: Each section of your resume or letter will have its own Spell Check button within the edit window. When you click the Add or Edit button under a given heading, you'll see the Spell Check button next to the buttons for formatting bold, italic, or bulleted text. Be sure to click Spell Check after you make your changes. The Spell Check tool will flag any word it doesn't recognize, and offer alternative spelling suggestions that you can accept or ignore. (No spell checker can catch every error, so always proofread, too!) Read more about this topic.
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