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Transferrable skills are a strong tool to enhance a career-changing resume. If you decided to shift your professional industry or switch a progression from military to civilian life, this is what you definitely need to add to your resume. Nevertheless, like every other tool, you should use it wisely.

In this article, we will tell you what the transferable skills are, why they are important and how to adjust them to your professional profile.

Everyone has been there to some extent: absolutely exhausted and frustrated with your duties, responsibilities, colleagues, boss, and job field overall. Everyone knows the feeling. However, if your feeling has lasted for a prolonged amount of time, maybe it is time to consider making a 180 turn and changing your career field. Find out how to make it painless!

Job interviewing process is quite stressful. Dozens of typical questions, on which your future career depends. But it can turn into a real catastrophe when the recruiter starts asking you quiet weird interview questions. An unprepared applicant may stuck disoriented and lost. But after reading this article you will know why you’re asked odd interview questions and what kind of answers you’re expected to give.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly finding its way into our daily lives with big companies such as Forbes contending that 2019 will be the year that AI goes mainstream. Learn about the opportunities this growth presents and the salaries you can expect.

A regular interview with a company’s hiring manager or a recruiter can be tough. Having an interview with the CEO of a company is a whole different matter. Even the average CEO carries a level of professionalism that makes any applicant interacting or giving a presentation to them have jitters. The truth is, CEOs are not like regular recruiters and interviewing with them will need special preparation.

There is a list of the most basic interview questions recruiters usually ask the majority of their candidates. You cannot predict all job interview questions, but you can be sure some of these 30 questions will be asked for sure. 

We’ve all been told a lot that putting hobbies and interests on a resume is unprofessional and irrelevant. It used to be true, but these days are gone as the working and recruitment culture is changing right now. Hiring managers are looking not just for a professional with needed skills set and experience, but for a person who will be a perfect fit for company culture and who will be a great team member. The only way to demonstrate recruiters that you are potentially a good fit is to come up with a relevant and carefully chosen list of hobbies and interests for a resume that will make job search winning for you. If you want to get a job in a specific company, you should tailor your resume and hobbies that will perfectly match their work culture. Down below, you will find 20 best common hobbies and interests to put on a resume to impress recruiters.

The interview is a very important step for the successful job search outcome, so you have to do all your best to impress an interviewer and be selected for the job. However, instead of telling you what to do and how to answer questions, we will show you the most common things to never say in a job interview. 

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