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Functional Resume Template

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In our latest episode of Careers & Coffee, Liz and Dan discuss a Google recommended functional resume template that can be used by job seekers.  This resume works especially well for those that may have been out of the workforce for a bit and ready to re-enter.

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What it takes to be a market research analyst; and which industries need them the most

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Canva What it takes to be a market research analyst—and which industries need them the most Via Stacker Companies don't create products or services at random. Before they invest large amounts of money into something new, they want to have some reassurance that it will be successful. To understand all of the factors at play—the current competition, what customers want, how much they're willing to pay, etc.—companies leverage the skills of market research analysts.

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What could a recession do to our job market?

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In this episode of Careers & Coffee, Liz and Dan discuss what job seekers can expect as the market continues to shift from a job seekers market, to an employers market.  Some topics include: What are recent college grads are looking for in 2023? Why does it seem like there are still so many opportunities open? What can you do to get yourself ready if a layoff comes your way, or you are ready to find your next opportunity?

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Back to Basics – Filling out online Job Applications

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Online job applications can be a hassle.  Especially when you are applying to multiple jobs at the same time.  In this Episode of Careers & Coffee Liz and Dan discuss ways to sharpen your resume and some tips to help you be more efficient when filling out online job applications. 00:00 Job Fair Announcement 02:20 The Basics: what to have at the ready for the job application process 05:16 Work History vs.

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