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Most of us stress interviews, and once they’re over we tend to think that we completed the final hurdle. Now if your interview went well, you deserve some time to revel in that good feeling – but remember that the interview isn’t the last step.…

Careers in the library and information science field have widely diversified over the past few years. An MLIS offers more career options than ever, sparking curiosity in many people in the industry. If you are one of these people considering a change, LAC Group's Nathan…

As a recruiter, I can tell you that a resume gap is a red flag. However, it’s never the reason I decide to pass on a candidate. Recruiters understand that life happens.  If you’re worried about the inevitable question about why you took time off,…

As Emily Moore cites in this article, the majority of the workforce is likely to be laid off or fired at least once over the course of their careers. The question is, how do you address this in your next interview and how do you…

When considering new opportunities, it’s important to note that a job is more than just a 9-5. Your co-workers are the people you spend the most time with and your work environment significantly influences your overall quality of life. This post by Caroline Banton provides…

Since the job hunt has largely become an online process, candidates tend to worry that their resumes disappear into a virtual black hole, never actually making it to a hiring manager. The common responses to this concern often include incessant phone calls to the hiring…

As technology and social media progress, so should your job search strategy. Laura Smith-Proulx identifies dated job hunting techniques and presents fresh ideas in this article, “9 Ways You’re Still Job Searching Like it’s 1999.” View the post. 

Networking is an important skill, especially in niche fields such as libraries and information. However, many people often do not understand what networking really is and their attempts end up hurting their careers. This article by Gary Burnison explains what networking really is, how to…