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Staying at the Top of the Online Job Application Pile
Tips help job seekers make the most of Internet job search.

Never Be Overlooked: Learn to Pass the "First Glance" Test
Ever wonder why an employer never responded to your resume' The results of this survey gave us firsthand insights on the mistakes people make and what really impresses employers.

Create a Web-Ready Resume
If you're going to post your resume on job sites, you'll want to have a resume that's both useful and user-friendly. "Webified Resumes" can appear in different formats, but the following examples are among the easiest to create.

What's Wrong With Your Resume?
Is your resume doomed to end up in the trash? Maybe, if it includes any pet peeves from headhunters. Here, six key resume mistakes to avoid and how to fix them.

Interviews


Demand Revs Up for Experienced Truckers
For the past three years, employment in the trucking industry has been stuck in low gear -- falling steadily to 1.26 million workers in July 2010 from 1.46 million in mid-2006. The recession choked off demand for goods and shipments and, as a result, the demand for freight service has waned.

Milwaukee Area's Job Growth Leads U.S.
Led by a robust manufacturing sector, the metro Milwaukee area has emerged as one of the nation's leaders in job growth this year, U.S. Labor Department figures show.

Surviving the Job Interview
A few reminders before you get in the hot seat.

Interview the Interviewer
What You Should Learn While on a Job Interview

Interview Tips for Older Job Applicants
The AARP's World Wide Web site has tips for seniors re-entering the work force. Here are some interview questions and appropriate responses:

Nineteen of the Most Commonly Asked Interview Questions
At long last -- after sending out hundreds of resumes -- you've secured the all-important interview. Don't let your hard work go to waste by not being prepared...nail these questions and wait for the phone to ring.

Job Search


Confident Job Seekers at Indiana Job Fair
More than 200 people attended the job fair at Indiana University Northwest and met with representatives from about two dozen companies, organizations and institutions including ArcelorMittal, Blue Chip Casino, BP, State Farm and Valparaiso University.

Getting Your Resume to the Top of the Heap
Google, for all its omnipresence, is no deity, yet legions practice search-engine optimization in an effort to divine the secret algorithms that move certain websites to the top of an online search.

Job Market Tough to Crack for Teens
The slump in Hawaii's labor market might have bottomed out for adult job seekers, but teenagers are still facing historically high unemployment as the summer hiring season approaches.

A Career Expert Offers Tips on Job-Hunting
The economy may be warming up, but it's still a chilly climate out there for job seekers. Some of them are seeking advice from Terri Carpenter, spokeswoman for Sacramento Works.

Monster Unveils iPad App, New Job Search Features
To reach and connect prospective employers with job seekers in a mobile, always-on way, Monster.com, is making available an iPad application for job hunting.

Working Wounded: Finding Work
Searching for jobs requires patience and perspective.

Try These Tips to Make Your Job Search Successful
If you've been out of work for a while and can't find anything promising, here are some tips to consider from Forbes.com:

Some Guidelines to Plan Your Job Search
The new year has officially started. If you're unemployed, you may have lost some job search momentum during the holidays. On the other hand, you may feel well rested and ready to commit your full energy to the problem of finding work.

Is Your Dream Job in Sunday's Classified Ads?
Planning on using the classifieds next Sunday to find your dream job? Here's something to think about: The Department of Labor says that more than 85 percent of all jobs are never advertised.

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