Job Seeker Resources
Resume tips
Read about the most common mistakes to avoid — and what your resume must include to stand out.
From formatting issues to missing context, small missteps can cost you real opportunities. These tips reflect what hiring managers actually look for, and what we flag before submitting candidates.
Interview Prep
Proper prep can mean the difference between a missed opportunity and a real offer.
We offer prep information to every candidate before every interview we get, but it’s up to you to take advantage of it and do the work. Here’s a quick snapshot of what we consider and the right questions to ask.
LinkedIn Profile
Your LinkedIn profile is no longer optional, it’s part of your professional identity.
Companies often check your profile the moment they like your resume. In fact, many hiring searches happen entirely on LinkedIn, with no job ad posted anywhere else. If your profile isn’t clear, updated, and strategic, you’re missing real opportunities.
Application tracking
Knowing where you applied allows you to follow up effectively and prevents double representation, which often leads companies to reject your application.
Keep track of more than just company names. Dates, contacts, status, and source all matter. Use this tracker to stay organized and avoid costly mistakes.
Time Sheet
Your properly filled out time sheet will ensure you get paid accurately and resolve any possible disputes quickly and fairly.
Make sure to describe the details of your work accurately, as after time passes unclear notes or abbreviations won’t be as effective. Always get the sheet signed by the client, even if informally, to avoid future confusion or disagreement.
Fix Your Search
If your search isn’t working, don’t just double down on what you’ve been doing, change how you search instead.
The job market evolves fast, and strategies that worked years ago may fall flat today. In this guide, you’ll find practical ways to shift your approach, explore overlooked tactics, and get the attention your background deserves.
Need additional support? Get in touch to discuss your goals and experience.