Whether or not you’re looking for a new job, it’s always a really good idea to make sure your LinkedIn profile and resume are always up to date and as professional looking as possible. Take it from ...

When LinkedIn first got its start with just 4,500 members, all that was necessary to stand out and appear cutting-edge was a skeletal career outline listed on your profile. Once word spread and more ...

Don’t let your career documents gather dust! If your resume or LinkedIn profile has been neglected, it’s time to shake off those eerie cobwebs and revive them. Keeping your professional documents up ...

If you have a Google account, you can create a profile on the Google+ social networking service, which allows others to find you and view information on your educational and employment background.

More than 90 percent of recruiters use online profiles such as those found on Bullseye powered by Handshake and LinkedIn when hiring. Online profiles also allow you to manage your professional online ...

It’s one thing to get your resume critiqued by a family member or friend, or even a career counselor or employer in your chosen field. But what about a high-profile professional in your field who ...

After spending the past half-decade in recruiting, I’ve seen LinkedIn go from a novelty to one of the most extensive collections of business professionals in the world. What initially seemed like a ...