Monthly Archives: January 2012

Automated Resume Screeners Score Resumes on Relevancy to Keywords and Experience The infographic at right (click to expand) from previously mentioned resume webapp Resunate illustrates the basic process: Your resume is run through a parser, which removes the styling from … Continue reading →

You’ve probably heard too many times to count that “in this economy, you should be happy to have any job at all.” Perhaps that’s true, but that doesn’t mean you can’t try to find something better if you hate the … Continue reading →

As you know, preparation is the key to doing well on a job interview and hirers tend to ask the same kinds of questions. This job interview one-sheeter is like a CliffsNotes for getting your strategic answers together. Shared by … Continue reading →

http://reader.googleusercontent.com/reader/embediframe?src=http://www.youtube.com/v/3p28MFt8RBA&width=500&height=333Popout Ramit Sethi is a New York Times best-selling author and creator of one of our favorite personal finance sites, I Will Teach You to Be Rich. In his weekly video Q&A for Lifehacker, Ramit answers common questions about personal … Continue reading →

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Try The Free Official AutoCAD App For Your Phone [Android] from MakeUseOf by Angela Alcorn As most engineers, architects and draughtsmen can attest, it’s incredibly useful to have a reliable smartphone application to edit your documents while you’re out and … Continue reading →

Is There an Easy Way to Measure the Height of a Tree? [Crowdhacker] from Lifehacker by Adam Pash Trees are tall. Humans, relatively speaking, are not. And we’re not the most agile climbers in the animal kingdom, either. But we … Continue reading →

The Jobseeker’s Secret Weapon: If This, Then That If you haven’t used IFTTT, we think you should check out one of the greatest free web services around. IFTTT stands for If This, Then That, and the name is practically self-explanatory. … Continue reading →