Cover Letter Tips And Templates

An amazing resume scores an interview - a bad one ends up in the 'No' pile. Check out our resume checklist for the 6 essential things your resume needs to land you a callback.

You've got all the right qualifications for the IT role of your dreams but every job application you send disappears into a puff of smoke. No call back, no feedback and no interview. We can help!

Help! My job search is going nowhere! Sound familiar? We've got 6 smart moves you can make to get attention and land yourself an interview.

Tempted to rush your resume as you apply for a plethora of jobs? Resist! The chance to catch the eye of your future employer happens right there on your resume. Take some time, prepare a perfect resume, and make sure you avoid these epic resume fails.

If you want to snag the best chance of getting your resume into the ‘yes’ pile. Here are 8 easy tips to help your resume shine.

Do you enjoy using the left side of your brain? Do you push yourself to think outside the box? See our five careers for creative people that help make a real difference!

What exactly is a resume? What are you meant to include on it? How do you set it out? Follow our tips and expert insights on the importance of a resume, and how to write one that’ll leave a lasting impression.

Not happy in your current job? You\'re not alone - the average person will shift careers up to seven times! It\'s time to make a change... but first, take in these seven important considerations.

It’s certainly not easy rejecting a job in the first place...and particularly not one that you’ve already accepted. Here\'s a template to help you write a diplomatic email explaining why you need to turn down the job.

Applied for a job but haven\'t heard back from the interviewer yet? Here\'s a template to help you send the perfectly worded follow-up email.

Want to flick a quick thank you email to your interviewer but don\'t want to come across desperate? Don\'t sweat it. We\'ve got a template for all your toughest work situations!

In an ideal world, you’d want your employer to be sorry that they couldn’t keep you, acknowledge your contributions and admit that they’ll have big shoes to fill when you’re gone. Here’s how to leave the same way you came in – on a high note.