How Far Back Should My Resume Go?

Having a strong resume is arguably the most important part of the job application process. There are many elements that go into a resume, from layout, to style, to even font size, but one question that seems to continuously come up for job seekers is: “how far back should I go?” You certainly want to give a full picture of the professional experiences that have shaped the skills you have now, but you need to be careful to not go back too far. There is a fine line between being thorough and givi

How to Survive a Group Interview

Congratulations, you’ve made it to an in-person interview! One catch—your point of contact at the company lets you know that you’ll be talking to MULTIPLE people. Cue the nerves. Whether you’re facing a panel interview or speaking to a number of people consecutively, the thought of interviewing with more than one person can make even the most outgoing job seekers shudder. That said, panel (or group) and consecutive interviews are pretty common these days, and there are some easy ways to take th

5 NYC Startups for Pet Lovers

Do you follow more animals than humans on Instagram? Same. These days, it’s not uncommon for an office to be dog-friendly (including our own!), but some people are looking to go one step further and actually be a part of the $100 billion pet industry. If you're one of those people, check out these five NYC pet-focused companies that are hiring for awesome business roles right now. Who they are: The Farmer’s Dog is a dog food delivery service that customizes meals based on your dog’s needs and p

How to Negotiate Your Salary

After crafting the perfect resume and crushing a bunch of interviews, you’ve finally landed your dream job. You deserve a celebratory drink (and nap) stat. But all of that’s just the easy part! Not every job offer is going to be perfect, and it’s crucial that you think over your starting salary before signing the dotted line. Whether you’ve just been offered a position or have been doing well at your job for a while, it’s always important to think about—and ask for—what you deserve. So how do y

5 Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Startups Hiring for Business Roles

At a time when the average American spends 24 hours a week on the Internet (yeah, an entire day), it’s not surprising that blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are gaining popularity. While the concepts behind them seem like foreign languages to many, you don’t have to be a tech or financial expert at all to get in on the action. These five blockchain and cryptocurrency companies are making it easier for people to manage their money, and they’re all hiring for some pretty incr

How to Follow Up With a Hiring Manager

The job search can get crazy competitive, and we’re constantly bombarded with advice that urges us to differentiate ourselves from the rest of the candidate pool during the application process. Naturally, one way to do this is to follow-up with the hiring manager as much as possible to show how invested you are in the position you’ve applied for, or else your application may end up getting lost entirely. But how can you do so without driving them insane? Sending an e-mail immediately after your

5 Ways to Network from Your Couch

So you’ve decided to find a new job and have immersed yourself in the search. You’re totally in the zone: updating resumes, revising cover letters, the whole shebang...right? Love it or hate it, a key part of the modern-day job search is networking. No matter what kind of job you’re looking for, there are tons of networking events that you could attend. But what if the mere thought of schmoozing makes you reach for the prescription strength deodorant? Take a deep breath and read on, because we’v