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Resume Tips

How to update your resume after a layoff. Address gaps and highlight your achievements.

How to explain a layoff in interviews. Scripts and strategies that work.

Update your profile, signal you're open to work, and get noticed by recruiters.

How to reach out to your network when you're job searching. Templates included.

Templates and examples for writing cover letters after a layoff. Address gaps professionally.

How to negotiate your new job offer. Scripts and strategies that work even after a layoff.

How to find and build relationships with recruiters. Get access to hidden job opportunities.

Find work-from-home opportunities. Best job boards, avoiding scams, and positioning for remote work.

100+ common questions with example answers. Behavioral, situational, and layoff-specific questions.

How to address gaps on your resume and in interviews. Strategies for career breaks and extended unemployment.

Placed on a Performance Improvement Plan? Learn what it really means and how to protect yourself.

Leaving your job? Learn how to quit professionally, give notice, and leave on good terms.

What outplacement services offer, how to get value from them, and when to negotiate for more.

How to handle references when you've been laid off. Who to ask and what employers check.

70%

of jobs are found through networking

6 sec

average time recruiters spend on a resume

3-6 mo

average job search duration

The most successful job seekers don't just apply online. They combine multiple approaches:

1 Networking - Reach out to former colleagues, attend industry events, join relevant groups
2 Direct applications - Apply to companies you're interested in, even if they don't have open positions
3 Job boards - LinkedIn, Indeed, industry-specific boards for your field
4 Recruiters - Connect with recruiters in your industry who can advocate for you