Learn what to say when following up on a job application. Yes, you always need to follow up on job application systems, unless they tell you not to.

Once you have submitted your application for a job, unless the hiring manager tells you specifically not to follow up, you can't just leave the application hanging out there and wait. Because job ...

After you submit your job application, veteran job seekers can greatly increase their chance of getting a request for an interview by taking a few more steps. Based on countless interviews with ...

In a June 2024 survey of 2,000 US-based professionals by FlexJobs and MyPerfectResume, 79% said their biggest "turn-off" in a job application is having to re-enter their work history after ...

Every time the job application wants to know your salary history — that is, every time you describe one of your past jobs — use the same salary number.. Use your current salary target. If your ...

How is it possible to submit a hundred or more online job applications without getting even a single response? Here's how -- and here's what to do about it.

Five Fortune 500 companies shared the biggest mistakes applicants make during the hiring process. The missteps range from typos in a cover letter to exaggerating qualifications. In a competitive ...

You upload your resume and it doesn't fill in the application fields." Job hunting again in 2018, Schwartz shared her frustrations with her younger brother, Victor, ...

Putting “salary negotiable” on your application doesn’t necessarily put you at a disadvantage unless you appear overqualified for the position.