Over 60 job search experts' most popular job search articles from this past year.
Just like every year, I asked the top job search bloggers and experts for their most popular article of 2016 and here they are…
The list has no particular order.
Enjoy!
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Top Job Bloggers' Most Popular Articles of 2016
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Networking
Dorlee Michaeli: Online Job Fairs: How to Succeed (Even If It’s Your 1st Time) | |
Mary Elizabeth Bradford: How Savvy C-Suite Executives Network |
Social Media and Personal Branding
Donna Svei: Job Seekers: New Tool to Double Your Visibility to LinkedIn Recruiter Users | |
Meg Guiseppi: Essential Checklist to Optimize LinkedIn For Executive Job Search | |
Dana Leavy-Detrick: Personal Websites For Job Seekers (And How To Create One) | |
Mark Dyson: How to Use Your Blog for Today’s Job Search | |
Andrew Rosen: How to Write a Good LinkedIn Summary | |
Jeremy Schifeling: The Only 4 Things On Linkedin That Matter | |
Katrina Collier: How To Personalise A LinkedIn App Connection Request | |
Karalyn Brown: Instead of being noisy, could your personal brand be simply about being quiet? | |
J.T. O’Donnell: Why Recruiters CAN’T Find You On LinkedIn |
Recruiters
Marc Miller: Why Are You Not Being Found? Try Thinking Like a Recruiter | |
Biron Clark: How to Attract Recruiters on LinkedIn: 3 Quick Fixes and 3 Habits to Get Noticed | |
Rick Gillis: Damn it, recruiters, job seekers are people, too! | |
Neil Patrick: 12 ways to make a recruiter love or loathe you | |
Jim Stroud: How To Do a Background Check on Anyone |
Resumes and CVs
Lisa Rangel: 2017 Executive Resume Trends | |
Adrienne Tom: The Key Ingredient to a Successful Executive Resume | |
Heather Rothbauer-Wanish: Five Ways Your Resume May be Making You Appear Old | |
Erin Kennedy: How to Craft an Eye-Catching Executive Resume Brand | |
Will Thomson: 5 Things on You Should NEVER Say or Do on a Resume | |
Mark Babbitt: 7 Critical Skills You’ve Left Off Your Resume (But Shouldn’t) | |
Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter: Why Career Storytelling Is an Art |
Job Applications
Daisy Wright: Are You Guilty of Unconscious Bias? | |
Donna Sweidan: Focus on Career Trends: Bridging the Skills Gap Without Breaking the Bank | |
Margaret Buj: 4 Signs That A Company Is Not Right For You | |
Jennifer Gresham: 5 Strategies To Land Your Dream Job (Even If You Don’t Feel Qualified) | |
Jessica Merrell: 3 Sample Email Templates Job Seekers Can Send to A Recruiter |
Job Interviews
Kirk Baumann: 21 Interview Tips to Help You Shine | |
Jeff Lipschultz: The Secret to Job Interview Success | |
Ibro Palic: How to Answer: Why Are You Interested In this Position? |
General Job Search
Career Advice and Work Life
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Hey Jacob, thanks for including one of my posts in this year’s roundup.
I am humbled to be listed among other Career Professionals. Thanks!!
And great job on the compilation. Keep up the good work on your blog – it’s a great resource!