Job ApplicationTips

Seek out only those employers who have the environment and culture that you envision yourself thriving in
Look for an identity and a culture in the job ads you read, on the company's website, and in the communications with the company. If you don't see it and can't sense the "coolness" of their culture, in other words, if they're not at least trying to convey how they are unique, then they most likely don't have the culture you are looking for
Get to know the employers you apply to and spend some time mindfully applying to work for them.
Quality over quantity
We can tell when you're just resume blasting vs when you're genuinely interested in working with us.
Be yourself and be authentic and real, but don't open up your underwear drawer on the first date. The written word can sometimes be taken the wrong way. Wait until you get a phone interview or live meeting to be too funny. A little cleverness in written form however is smart however, especially when it meets their level of cleverness noted in the application process.
Stay tuned to learn the resume tips that make your resume rise to the top and every employer wants you to know to make their job easier.
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