As the world is slowly starting to get back to normal, now is a great time to get your resume in order! Here are some tips to help!

Liz and The Job Shop are here to share some of our favorite tips for making the most of your interview opportunities!

Liz has gathered together a list of great resources to help you look for a new job!

The Post Interview Thank You Note is an important part of the hiring process. Make sure you know how to write one to help you stand out.

There is a lot going on right now and all the job search tips still apply but you will need to dig a little deeper.

Not only is volunteering rewarding, it can also provide valuable experience and make you more desirable as a candidate.

If you're capable of doing so now is actually a GREAT time to accelerate your job hunting. Hopefully, these bits of advice will help.

You're valuable, you matter, and being unemployed isn't an indictment of you as a person or an employee. Use this time for self-improvement.

When looking for a job, inevitably you will speak with a recruiter. Asking that recruiter great questions will set you up for success.

Learning to look for remote work will be a skill that any job hunter will want to pick up at this point.

A great candidate will have a set of questions prepared before their interview that they can ask to put themselves in a position to succeed.

Times change and your strategy for looking for work need to change with it. Start by analyzing your current job search methods.

Many companies tend to employ a multi-step process for finding the right candidate, and you need to be ready to navigate the entire process.

Job Hunting is now more mobile than ever before, so having access to a great resume app on your phone can give you a significant leg up.

It's easy to feel intimidated in a room full of other candidates, but hopefully these tips will help you stand out!

Consider who to ask for references before starting your job hunting process, and ensure they have positive things to say about you.

Using a recruiter might not GUARANTEE you'll get a job, but at the very least it will give you a fighting chance to attain a great role.

The best resumes avoid including these things.

There are staffing agencies/recruiters for every line of work, so the options are unlimited and open for every type of work.

There are several things you can do to ensure you have access to quality recommendations accessible to potential employers.