If your resume indicates that your pronouns are “they/them”, then you might be hurting your chances of finding a job, according to a new study. According to a new study from Business.com, “job-seekers with nonbinary gender pronouns on their resumes are less likely to be contacted by employers.”

While they both have different end goals (unless you have a thing for office romances), Tinder and the job application process are basically the same thing. You start off looking for your ideal match, hoping there’s a chance they’ll also be interested in you. If they are, you might start chatting

Laszlo Bock, CEO of Humu and the man famous for turning Google into one of the best workplaces in the world, sat down for “cheat sheet” LinkedIn video that hands out some solid advice about scoring a dream job. The former head of People Operations at Google, Blocked poured over hundreds of resumes

Your CV is essentially a snapshot of your achievements, designed to showcase your talents in the best way possible. Don’t ruin your chances by slipping up and making any of these easily avoided mistakes! Here are 9 things you should definitely steer clear of when writing your CV: 1) A photograph

Applying for jobs is a boring process that involves mountains of paperwork. This is not only tedious for the applicant, who must fill out each and every sheet while ensuring that everything looks aesthetically appealing, but can also bore the employer, who must sort through each applicant and their