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Job interviews have traditionally been viewed as a one-way flow of communication, a simple process in which the interviewer asks and the interviewee answers. However, many employers have adopted a more conversational approach to interviews in a effort to glean the...

Week in Review is a round-up of our favorite articles from the past week and focuses on job news and the area’s top industries. During the week of April 14, we read about the importance of soft skills in interviews, resume blunders, what to consider when searching for...

What are your status updates saying about you? Once considered the domain of teenagers, social media sites like Facebook and Twitter are increasingly used by employers to take a closer look at prospective employees. According to a 2013 study conducted by...

You’ve sat down to revamp your resume, but you’re at a loss: What more can I say about my career history? How much more editing can I do? Before you resort to changing resume templates yet again, take a few pointers from the resumes of sales professionals. Salesmen...

AtlasAdvancement partner Jon Bartlett has just undertaken a search for 3 account executive roles for one of our clients, a well-respected provider of analytic platforms and applications. This client is quickly becoming a major player in big data analytics, and though...

The interview is not over when you’ve shaken the hiring manager’s hand and walked out the door– it’s over when you’ve sent them a thank you note. Thank you notes are not just a polite gesture but an essential part of securing a job. Though you can’t change the...