Discover how to get more job interviews

Your resume is the main factor in whether you get job interviews. (This is explained in this article). Use the tips and examples below to build a great resume so you can get more interviews and find a job faster. 

Having the essential resume sections and info is a good starting point, but with 100+ applicants per job on average, you also need a few tricks to stand out. Use the resources below to make sure your resume grabs attention and gets noticed when applying.

LinkedIn is a powerful networking and job search tool. And many hiring managers check your LinkedIn even if you applied via a different method. So no matter what, you're likely to find a job faster if you build out a great profile and learn to use the platform.

Spending a day planning your job search can save you weeks once you start. The articles in this section will help you plan and think ahead to make your job search more effective.

You should never rely entirely on job boards to get interviews, but they can be a useful piece of any job search strategy. The articles below contain the best job boards for various niches and industries, plus tips for how to best use them. 

Recruiters can be a big help in your job hunt, but they primarily work for the employer, not you. That's who pays them! The resources below explain how recruiters really work and how to get them to help you.