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Proofreading Tips
For some people, proofreading is a natural talent. For the rest of us, it is a discipline that requires a system and focus. Here are some...
Tamara Dowling


Let the Recruiters Recruit You
Professional employment recruiters can present you to your next employer. Understanding the role of a recruiter and your relationship...
Tamara Dowling


Beware of "Always" or "Never" Resume Rules
When I receive a resume question without context, often my answer is, “It depends on your situation.” After I learn more about the...
Tamara Dowling


Dealing with Overqualification
Some might think that more skills, more experience, and a higher level of responsibility than required would elevate the candidate to the...
Tamara Dowling


Mentoring in the Technology Field
In the technical industry, there is sometimes an attitude that individuals can learn quickly and independently, so a mentor is not...
Tamara Dowling


Re-enter Like a Lion, Not a Lamb
Re-enter Like a Lion, Not a Lamb Swing for the fences….shoot for the moon! This is the best advice that I can give anyone re-starting a...
Tamara Dowling


Who Cares About an Oxford Comma?
The Oxford comma has been the subject of a song by Vampire Weekend, a factor in a multi-million-dollar lawsuit, and the fodder for many...
Tamara Dowling


Changing Lifecycle of U.S. Women's Employment
Claudia Goldin and Joshua Mitchell prepared an interesting paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research, "The New Lifecycle of...
Tamara Dowling


Tried and True Resume Standards
Distinguishing yourself from the crowd is smart. Sometimes an unconventional tactic will make a splash. It is worth noting that...
Tamara Dowling


Why Your Resume Needs a Profile
A resume profile may be the most powerful element of a resume. That is why it is at the top of page, just below the candidate's name and...
Tamara Dowling
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