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Media Mentions

Discover Resume All Day's media coverage and expert commentary on college applications, career preparation, and early career success.

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Lying to some people might seem like a great way to improve their chances of landing a job in a competitive market.

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If you’re self-employed, a resume that highlights your skills, independence, and drive can impress even the toughest recruiter.
 

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You know how when you trip walking down the street, it feels like every stranger is staring at you in amusement? Making a mistake at work can evoke the same sensation.

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Unlike closed questions that only get “yes” or “no” answers, open-ended interview questions encourage conversation and allow candidates to show their thought process, problem-solving skills, and personality.

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I recently spoke with someone who is looking for a job and saw two separate listings for a retail position she is interested in.

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A handwritten cover letter may seem like a thing of the past, but you might still be asked—or inspired—to write one. While typed cover letters are more common, there are moments when a handwritten one can set you apart, especially in creative industries or for more traditional positions.

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According to the recent Job Applicant Behavior Survey from Zety, 83% of job seekers apply to jobs for which they are overqualified and 74% apply to jobs for which they are underqualified.

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