As a recruiter, I see hundreds of resumes per week. I see some that I love and some that, well, I don’t. Resumes are your ticket to a new job, a better job, a better life. Own your resume, make it represent you, but do so professionally. The following advice isn’t all new, but centralized. …
Looking for a way to further your IT career? Take a look at these resources, which include websites, blogs and online courses to help you advance your career and land you the job of your dreams. Glassdoor. Glassdoor is a well-known website that provides anonymous employee reviews of companies with insight into what it’s like…
Everywhere you turn, there’s a headline touting this “hot” tech skill or that “in demand” skill set. Tech is evolving rapidly, and the skill sets that favor IT career success tend to evolve with them. But there is actually one set of skills that remains constant. The most critical skills for IT career success Times…
As Glinda, the Good Witch of the North said in the Wizard of Oz, “Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?” There are good recruiters and there are bad recruiters. Job seekers have a lot of choices when looking for employment. Do you apply directly with a company? Which recruiter should you use? …
Have you heard that commonly quoted statistic — that a typical recruiter only spends six seconds looking at your resume? I know that here at PSCI we most definitely take more than six seconds to review a resume, but I can say that most recruiters receive hundreds if not thousands of resumes — for a…
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