Blog Category: Job Search

It's a clickbait cliché: "Make $1500 a Day from Home (No Experience Needed)!!" There are a lot of get-rich-quick scams that bill themselves as work-from-home careers. And if you sign up, someone will get rich...it's just not going to be you. However,…

Being a military spouse, it can sometimes feel as if your needs and career goals take a backseat to your spouse’s military career and orders. Frequent moves, childcare, and a lack of time can really hinder your career, but if you master the art of…

While there is plenty of excitement that comes when your spouse accepts overseas orders, there can also be a lot of uncertainty. You might even be asking yourself, “Can military spouses work overseas?” After all, if you’re a dual-income household, how…

The life of a military spouse is one of frequent moves—and often frequent job searches. If you’re looking to lineup a job before you’ve moved, chances are you’ll be asked to complete a video interview as opposed to an in-person interview. Because you’re…

Meditec Career Counselor Patricia Chou joined us this past Wednesday to discuss exactly how an externship can enhance your career training, make you more marketable in your job search, and what we do at Meditec to help you gain on-the-job experience.…

When you network, the goal isn’t to request a job.  The goal is to give the other individual an opportunity to get to know you. It’s time spent sharing thoughts and having meaningful conversations around industry-related topics as a way to feel more…

Questions, questions everywhere and no good answer to any of them. Now there’s a problem you don’t ever want to have during a job interview. You may be the world’s most qualified candidate for the position of medical coding and billing specialist or real…

I have been working in the career training field for over a decade.  One area that continues to amaze me is the area of information technology or IT as we like to call it in career training.  There are a lot of opportunities for people who are looking to…

Whether the job is for a life insurance agent, a pharmacy technician, or a medical transcriptionist, you’ll need a cover letter to introduce yourself to your future employer. A cover letter is different from your resume, although it should always…

When you’re job hunting, the two least certain things are the job interview and the phone call (or email) that says, you’re hired. Everything else is rather predictable, but beware. For its sheer lack of drama, the preparation for the job interview,…