• share

Always share your knowledge because thus you will not only prove how nice you are but prove that you are and always willing to help.

• friendly

Be friendly and tell people your story, thus you will always attract attention of colleagues and bosses.

• self-confidence

Be self-confident and know who you are and what you can do and want. Don’t be to shy – know your pluses and minuses for sure and believe in yourself.

• think positive

Be positive to people and to yourself. Show positivity in your interactions with others, smile and be friendly.

• present yourself

Make a professional resume and use it everywhere you can.

• visualize an interviewer

Try to find out everything you can about your interviewer and show him the exact values and features he is waiting from you.

• think of possible failures

Think of such failures as a resume gap and “tell me about yourself”.

And never give up!

• Your former employer changed its name

That is not a very pleasant situation and there is the one way to cope with it. Mention the current name of the company and put its former name in brackets. In case the company you’ve been working for doesn’t exist anymore – mention its name and be sure to leave contacts of the person who can tell your new employer about you.

• You have a gap in your work history

For example, you have large gaps that can’t be unnoticed in your working history, then you should know that you can’t lie simply switch the attention of your new employer and write more about your own functional skills.

• You’ve worked for only one company

The company was not bad and you were working in it for a long period of time. In such a situation emphasize career growth and list each position you’ve held here.