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Here are some great tips on building a successful cover letter and some points to consider to distinguish between your cover letter and your resume.

Theresa Maher, Community Relations Manager from Jobing.com, shares a tip that addresses how to keep business cards collected from a networking event organized.

Have you ever heard this? Have you lost several good jobs because of it? Doug talks about what this really means and how to circumvent it in the future.

So you took some time off or have been an active homemaker for the past 10 years and now you're ready to go back to work, but you have gaps in your resume. What do you do? Theresa Maher of the Phoenix Community Relations team shares insight and tips on filling those gaps in your resume.

When in an interview, you have to tailor what you say depending on who is in front of you. Angela Rosario explains more.

Doug explains what an informational interview is and how it can help you land a great job.

Doug explains why you may not ever got a response from a company when applying to a job, and ways you can avoid this.

It's tough looking for a job when you're over 50. This workbook does a great job of showing you how to leverage your experience and work ethic into a new job. It's especially valuable if you haven't had to look for work in a while. Co-Author, Jill Waterbury talks about how she and Saundra Marling came about writing the book, Boomers' Job Search Guide - You're Not Old You're Experienced.

An interviewing tip Marcy has is the importance of honesty during the interview process.

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Congratulations! You landed that dream job, Now what? Buffy gives some tips on what information you should be asking about if you didn't ask already about when you accepted the job.

Theresa Maher gives you tips that will improve your resume.

Find out how using keywords in your resume can help you get your next job.

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If you are looking for a job and you are negative, forget finding a job. People can see right through your negativity and will not hire you. Angela explains more on how you need to represent yourself, when looking for your job.

A common question when in an interview is How are you a good fit . Angela Rosario describes to you how to answer that question.

The first thing in an interview, the employer usually wants you to tell a little bit about yourself. You do not want to give your whole life story away. Angela explains what you should do when asked this question.

Another common behavioral question that is asked, during an interview is, have you ever been in a stressful situation and how did you handle it? Angela Rosario explains how to answer this.

FAQ: What do I do with a gap in my employment? Answer: What Doug's video blog.

Doug relays a story he was told by a successful Job Seeker about first impressions and how to get an interview on the spot.

The job market has changed dramatically and certain jobs are gone and will never come back. If you fall into this category then it's time to think about going back to school for a fresh start. Doug Mayes explains...