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Importance of Emotional Intelligence in a Job Search and Career Development
access_time 1681799400000 face Swati Hirey
Importance of Emotional Intelligence in a Job Search and Career Development Emotional intelligence, also known as EQ, refers to the ability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions as well as the emotions of others. It plays a significant role in job search and career development, as i...
How to Build a rapport with the interviewer during the interview.
access_time 1681795800000 face Swati Hirey
How to Build a rapport with the interviewer during the interview. Small talk is an essential skill that can help you build rapport with interviewers and create a positive impression during a job interview. Establishing a connection with the interviewer through small talk can create a more relaxed a...
5 Tips to Write an Impactful Resume
access_time 1681727400000 face Sagar Patel
5 Tips to Write an Impactful Resume Resumes are your first impression in front of a recruiter and as a candidate, you should make sure they are impactful. Studies by The Ladders state that recruiters and hiring managers spend less than 6 seconds scanning a resume. I am Tanvi Shah, a Coach and a fac...
How to Pick the Best Skills for a Resume
access_time 1681723800000 face Mansi Shah
How to Pick the Best Skills for a Resume All skills aren't created equal. Show employers, you've got what they want. Hiring managers are always on the lookout for certain skills. Figuring out the right skills for a resume isn't easy. After all, your skills are what will get you hired, but which one...
Dazzling Resume Headlines Guaranteed to Get You Noticed
access_time 1681723800000 face Mayuri Doshi
Dazzling Resume Headlines Guaranteed to Get You Noticed We all want our resume to stand out from the crowd—for obvious reasons. One simple way to do that is to pay attention to small but mighty detail that many other candidates will have neglected: your resume headline. My first job out of college ...