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Ask job candidates to name the most important part of the hiring process, and a common answer is likely to be the interview. But many applicants forget that what they do after the interview also impacts how employers perceive them.

It’s always good to have more than one way of doing things. Microsoft Outlook shortcuts provide you with handy options and save time, too.

The prominence of the education section of your resume relates to where you are in your career. As your work history develops, details about your academic career should move toward the bottom.

We recently wrote a blog post reminding job applicants to minimize the number of questions they pose in a resume or cover letter. But you also need to be judicious in your use of the frequently abused exclamation point, which should be reserved for expressing strong emotion.

You don’t have to be a designer to make your presentations come alive. Microsoft PowerPoint makes it easy. Try these 10 design tips to spice up your next PowerPoint deck.