Last week, I looked at my Google Analytics data for Resumes that Shine to find out what blog posts were most popular with readers. Surprisingly, I learned that, while readers often say they need work right now, my post covering projections for the next 5 to 10 years has been read more than any other post. As a result, I thought it would be helpful to offer a little more information on long-term trends.
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4 Examples Where Networking Worked: How I made my job searches more fun, less glum.
Once again, it is a holiday weekend. The holiday weekends are a good time to reflect and write a more personal post, yet one that shares lesson. Last week, we… Read More
REBOOT YOUR CAREER WHEN YOU’VE BEEN OFFLINE FOR A WHILE.
We’ve updated this post for the Post-COVID-19 era! CLICK HERE Long-term-unemployment is a more significant national problem than it has been in the past. Some of us have difficulty finding… Read More
A Resumes that Shine Quick Guide for Career Change.
