The Remote Jobs Hub

Work from home jobs aren’t only available to experienced professionals, but companies also seek to hire entry-level job seekers. Some companies even offer entry level remote job openings that require having little to no experience, which is great for beginner level job seekers. Keep in mind that most entry level remote jobs are usually in customer service or similar fields.  Even if you don’t have previous work from home experience, adding to your resume that you have the ability to work from home and including skills needed to work from home, can help strengthen your resume. Be sure to customize your resume to the job description for each job you apply for. If you’re new to creating a resume or have never created a resume before, Resume Writing Made Simple: A Beginner’s Guide To Creating A Resume available on Amazon Kindle Unlimited provides quick and helpful tips for creating a strong resume, as well as examples of a resume, cover letter and interview thank you email. For begi...

A resume shouldn’t just list what you’ve done, but it should make a hiring manager believe they would be missing out if they didn't interview you. You want your resume to show your value immediately, from the beginning of your resume until the very end. Your goal is not only to inform but to trigger a call to action to get that interview. Here are 3 simple tips to help improve your resume.  Tip #1 Create a summary paragraph at the top of your resume that not only shows that you have the exact job experience and skills but also shows your greatest achievements and something valuable that the company would be looking for in a future employee. Something that would make a hiring manager excited and eager to know more about you and what you could help them achieve. Example -  Customer service representative experienced in managing high volume calls while resolving 100% of customer issues on first contact. Helped company achieve #1 customer satisfaction rating by consistently achiev...