Tips for landing a job

Working with Customers: Everything You Need to Know

No matter your industry or job title, there are basic customer service skills you need in order to find a job.

Alex Woodward |

Is a Back of House Job Right For You?

If you're shy, prefer to work on your own or you're just not into working with the public, then think about looking at back of house jobs.

Katy Boyles |

How to Find the Right Answer to Job Assessment Questions

An assessment test is a pretty common part of the application process. And while they're not supposed to have right answers or wrong answers, they can be tricky.

Amy Culver |

Dealing with Difficult Customers: Everything You Should Do

Even when your best customer service skills aren't enough to make an angry customer happy, there are things you can do to make the situation better.

Amy Culver |

What It's Actually Like to Work in a Call Center

Working in a call center might seem pretty easy to imagine, but unless you've actually done the job, you've probably got no idea.

Amy Culver |

How to Decide on References For a First Job

References can be a very powerful tool in your job search. Even if the employer does not request you give them references, always take a list of three with you into the interview.

Andrea Barger |

Where Can I Get a Job if I'm Only 15?

Amy Culver |

Follow-Up on a Job Application: Everything You Need to Know

Rules and options for following up on a job application.

Amy Culver |

3 Reasons Why Constructive Criticism Is Important

Here are just a few benefits that can be found when you make the most of constructive criticism:

Alex Woodward |

How to Get a Job With a Felony Record

Amy Culver |

Finding a Job Over 60: Everything You Need to Know

While job searching can be tough, finding a job as a senior citizen comes with its own set of challenges.

Alex Woodward |

What It's Actually Like to Work on Commission

Here's a look at what it will really be like working on commission to help you decide whether a commission sales job is for you.

Amy Culver |