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Companies That Promote Employee Meditation
Posted on August 06, 2021
Many companies realize that meditation can improve employees' health, productivity and happiness. Find out about some major employers that use meditation to help workers stay relaxed, happy and productive.

Career Objective vs. Career Summary on a Resume
Posted on March 26, 2021
Learn the differences between a career objective and a career summary and which is more effective for you as a candidate. Check out our blog post on Career Objective vs. Career Summary on a Resume for more information.

How to Write a Descriptive Phrase about Yourself for Resume/Job Application
Posted on March 17, 2021
If you need to write a resume or apply for a job, consider our tips on how to write a descriptive phrase about yourself.

Entry Level Resume
Posted on March 15, 2021
Applicants can use a resume to positively stand out in a pool of candidates. Check out our blog post on Entry Level Resumes and how to create them.

15 Jobs That Require No Experience
Posted on February 25, 2021
For young job seekers, finding work can be a challenge due to their age. We tackle the age old dilemma of how to get a job when you have no experience.

Remote Interview Tips
Posted on January 19, 2021
Looking for help on setting up a phone or video interview? Check out our guide on Remote Interview Tips. Learn how to prepare your setting, perform mock interviews, test equipment, and nail your next big interview.

Job Census Survey Results
Posted on December 11, 2020
We surveyed our visitors to see what kind of wage expectations job seekers have across the U.S. Read our Job Census Survey Results blog post to get an idea of how much workers think they should make in different states.

Coronavirus: Effect on Employment – Poll Results
Posted on June 10, 2020
We polled our visitors to gauge their opinions on how COVID-19 has changed the job market in America. Read our Coronavirus: Effect on Employment – Poll Results article to see if our users echo the sentiments of national reports regarding job success in the United States.

How To Follow Up After A Job Interview
Posted on May 12, 2020
You just had an interview and now you just have to wait to hear if you got the job right? Wrong! Following up your job interview with a thank you letter can help you stand out even more from the competition and help you land the job! With How To Follow Up After A Job Interview you can learn all the ins and outs of sending a follow up message to your future employer.

What to Bring to An Interview
Posted on May 07, 2020
You got a job interview! Now make sure you are well prepared for it. With What to Bring to An Interview we discuss the "dos" and "don'ts" to impress hiring managers.

What to Wear to An Interview
Posted on May 06, 2020
Applying for a job is only the first step! Next you need to look your best to nail the interview! With What To Wear To an Interview we will give you all the tips you need to look your very best to help get you the job!

The Ultimate Guide to Online Jobs and Working From Home
Posted on April 30, 2020
Some employers might think that allowing people to work from home causes poor productivity and greater distraction. However, the opposite seems to be true. With The Ultimate Guide to Online Jobs and Working From Home we will give you all the tips you need to be a great remote worker!

How to Ask for and List References on a Resume
Posted on April 30, 2020
Applying for jobs involves more than searching for open positions and practicing the answers to common interview questions. We will show you the right way to ask for a reference and how to correctly apply them to your resume.

Available Jobs During COVID-19
Posted on April 09, 2020
As the coronavirus continues to alter daily life, it also keeps changing how and where people work. Jobs During COVID-19 will help find you work. This post breaks down different types of jobs that are hiring along with specific examples of companies to apply to.

Job Application Basics: Common Questions to be Prepared to Answer
Posted on April 07, 2020
Whether you're a first time job seeker, or looking for a new start understanding Common Questions On Job Applications are critical to your success. This post breaks down the best ways to answer them, the difference between a resume and an application, and any supporting documents you may need.

Summer Hiring Trends
Posted on March 18, 2020
We researched seasonal employment opportunities available in the next few months. Check out our blog post on Summer Hiring Trends to get the inside scoop on who's hiring this season.

Seasonal Hiring Trends
Posted on March 18, 2020
Finding a seasonal job can be hard if you don't know where to start. Check out the Seasonal Hiring Trends blog to explore some new opportunities.

How to Make Money on the Road: 7 Tips & Ideas
Posted on February 19, 2020
Exploring the world when you have bills to pay may seem like an impossible dream. In reality, though, there are many jobs you can do while traveling, and some will even cover your expenses. Read How to Make Money on the Road: 7 Tips & Ideas and discover how you can still earn a living while satisfying your need for adventure.

The Importance of Diversity in the Workplace
Posted on February 19, 2020
Whether you're a hiring manager or a job seeker, understanding The Importance of Diversity in the Workplace is critical to your success. This post breaks down how employing people from different backgrounds benefits companies, and what you can do to create a more inclusive environment.

Millennials vs. Baby Boomers at Work: How They Differ & Why It Matters
Posted on February 19, 2020
On the job, generational differences in motivation and values sometimes lead to conflict. However, understanding the perspectives of those younger or older than you can be good for business and your career. Learn what makes each group unique and how you can help each other succeed by reading our blog, Millennials vs Baby Boomers at Work: How They Differ and Why it Matters.

Why Does College Cost So Much & How Can You Make It More Affordable?
Posted on February 19, 2020
Want to go to college but worry that you'll go broke in the process? We have some advice that may help. Check out our article to learn Why Does College Cost So Much & How Can You Make It More Affordable.

Career Outlook in America 2019 – Poll Results
Posted on November 13, 2019
We polled our visitors to gauge their opinions on career path options in America. Read our Career Outlook in America 2019 Poll Results article to see if our users echo the sentiments of national reports regarding job success in the United States.

Rising Wages in 2019 – Poll Results
Posted on August 05, 2019
We polled our visitors to gauge their opinions on wages in America. Read our Rising Wages in 2019 Poll Results article to see if our users echo the sentiments of national reports indicating rising pay rates across the United States.

“Why Can’t I Get a Job Anywhere?”
Posted on August 28, 2018
It may seem like you've hit a wall in your job search. We offer some advice for the job seeker thinking, "Why can't I get a job anywhere?"

Summer Jobs Poll Results 2018
Posted on July 13, 2018
We polled our users about their preferences and methods for finding summer jobs. Read the Summer Jobs Poll Results article to see our findings and learn what is important to those seeking seasonal work.

Best Jobs for People Who Love to Travel
Posted on May 15, 2018
Entry-level travel jobs offer fun and exciting ways to earn money. Read our blog Best Jobs for People Who Love to Travel to find out more.

Industry Spotlight: How to Get a Steel-Working Job
Posted on April 11, 2018
The steel industry is ever-present and always growing. Read our blog Industry Spotlight: How to Get a Steel Job to find out more about work in this field.

What ClickList Means for Kroger Jobs
Posted on December 01, 2017
E-commerce has opened up the job market and grocery stores like Kroger have many emerging opportunities. Learn more about this new service and find out What ClickList Means for Kroger Jobs.

Interview Thank You Letters
Posted on May 26, 2017
Sending a thank you letter post-interview can help candidates to stand out. Read more about Interview Thank You Letters and how to write them on our blog post.

How to Write a Good Cover Letter for an Entry level Job
Posted on May 26, 2017
We researched how to write a good cover letter when applying to an entry-level job. Learn what we found on our blog post about How to Write a Good Cover Letter for an Entry level Job.

Entry Level Holiday Jobs
Posted on May 26, 2017
We studied entry-level holiday employment patterns during those busy festive months. Check out our blog post on Entry Level Holiday Jobs to learn how to find a job during the holidays.

How to Write a Resume Objective Statement
Posted on May 26, 2017
An effective resume objective statement can help set a candidate apart from other applicants. To learn more, visit our blog post on How to Write a Resume Objective Statement.

Equal Employment Opportunity & Discrimination
Posted on May 26, 2017
Know your rights when interviewing for a job. Learn about diversity in the workplace by checking out our blog post on Equal Employment Opportunity & Discrimination.

Voter Preferences Poll Results 2016
Posted on November 11, 2016
We asked our users about voter preferences in the current election cycle. Check out our 2016 Election Poll Results to see how job seekers feel about employment-related issues heading into the next four years.

Entry-level Wages Rising on a National Level
Posted on September 29, 2016
We looked into entry-level wages now that national income is increasing per capita. Check out our blog post on Rising Entry-level Wages to read more about the big chains hiking pay rates for employees.

Delaware Student Loan Debt & Job Outlook
Posted on August 16, 2016
We researched how the student loan debt crisis is affecting the state of Delaware. Check out our blog post on Delaware Student Loan Debt to read more about the employment outlook for college graduates in the Mid-Atlantic state.

“Ban the Box” Issue – Our Users Weigh In
Posted on May 11, 2016
We asked our users whether they agree with recent legislative pushes to remove criminal history portions of job application forms. Check out our Ban the Box Poll Results to see how job seekers feel about this important national issue.

Tax Season – Refunds to Provide Boost for Local Economies
Posted on April 19, 2016
The 2016 tax season is bringing substantial refunds to many Americans. Check out our post on the 2016 Tax Season to see how tax refunds boost local economies and therefore lead to more jobs.

Job-Applications.com End of 2015 Poll – Expectations for 2016
Posted on February 15, 2016
Moving into the new year, we asked our visitors about their overall feelings about the economy and the job market looking back on 2015. Check out our End of 2015 Poll Results to see how job seekers feel about employment prospects going into 2016.

Top 5 Job-Hunting Tips for 2016
Posted on January 21, 2016
Revamp your job hunting strategies for the new year with our Top 5 Job-Hunting Tips for 2016.

Job-Applications.com Dream Location Poll Results
Posted on September 04, 2015
We recently polled our users to see where they would most want to live and work, if they could live anywhere in the United States. Browse our Dream Location Poll Results to see which states our visitors would most like to inhabit.

Chipotle Hiring Day 2015
Posted on September 04, 2015
A leading fast food chain, Chipotle is poised to hire thousands of new workers on September 9, 2015. Read our Chipotle Hiring Day blog post to find out how to register for the event and secure an interview.

Job-Applications.com Dream Job Poll Results
Posted on July 30, 2015
We recently polled our users to see if they could work in any industry, which one would be most preferred under ideal circumstances. Check out our Dream Job Poll Results to see what industries our users would most like to work in.

Job-Applications.com Summer Jobs Poll Results 2015
Posted on June 19, 2015
We recently polled our users about their expectations for summers job in 2015. Check out our Summer Jobs Poll Results for 2015 to see how our users feel about employment prospects moving into the summer.

Summer Job Search Poll
Posted on May 31, 2015

2015 Job Outlook – Beginning of Year Expectations vs. Reality
Posted on May 05, 2015
We compare current employment statistics against market predictions made at the end of 2014. Check out our 2015 Job Outlook to see how the job market is currently functioning.

Job-Applications.com End of 2014 Poll – Expectations for 2015
Posted on January 20, 2015
We recently polled our users about their overall feelings about the economy and the job market looking back on 2014 and looking forward to 2015. Check out our End of 2014 Poll Results to see how job seekers feel about employment prospects entering the new year.

The Importance of Signing a Cover Letter
Posted on November 20, 2014
When submitting an application for a job, it's important to sign the cover letter you submit with your resume.

Job-Applications.com Mid Term Elections Poll 2014
Posted on October 30, 2014
We recently polled our users about employment status and voter preferences leading up to the 2014 mid-term elections. Check out our Voter Preference Poll Results to see how the job market affects political affiliation and voting habits.

Jobs for 14 Year Olds
Posted on September 05, 2014
If you're a young person ready to start work, read through our feature on companies that hire 14 year olds to find employment ideas you can apply for.

Summer of 2014 Job Survey
Posted on August 28, 2014
We recently polled our users about the state of the economy and what it's like looking for work right now. Check out our Job Survey Results and see what people think about the current job market.

Companies Dedicated to Helping Veterans Find Jobs
Posted on August 19, 2014
If you're a military veteran struggling to find work after finishing your service, browse through our article on companies dedicated to helping vets find jobs.

The Ultimate Sample Job Application
Posted on August 15, 2014
Whether you need to practice filling out an application form or you want to apply for a job and can't find the appropriate document, use our Sample Job Application to help you get the position you want.

High Paying Jobs Requiring Little to No Work Experience
Posted on August 04, 2014
If you're currently out of work or underemployed, check out our rundown of high-paying jobs that require little to no experience.