Jobing Community Video in Albuquerque

Research the company culture before going in for the interview, that way you can be make sure you are dressed appropriately for the job. Kim Baird gives us more details.

Mary Rutland tells us how to ask questions during an interview that can raise our stock as a candidate.

Taking a position in a company is a major step in your life. You wouldn't by a car without test driving it first, right? So how can we test drive a company? By doing research. Mary Rutland explains the process of researching a company and why it's important.

Are the days of staying at one company for your entire career gone? Mary Rutland answers this question.

Mary Rutland tells us how to answer interview questions to the best of our abilities.

The best thing you can do to get noticed by an employer is to tailor your resume to their position. Mary Rutland tells us why this is so improtant to employers.

Whyt is tye biggest prblem wth resums tody? You guessed it! Misspellings! Mary Rutland talks about where your resume goes if it's full of misspellings and typos.

Mary Rutland talks about making demands, asking about salary, and asking "what can you do for me?"

Is it good practice to negotiate salary during and interview? Mary Rutland seems to think so, but there are rules to follow.

Mary Rutland says, "Show your stuff!" Then you are more apt to get the salary you want.

How do we show our work skills if we've been unemployed for awhile? Mary Rutland gives great advice to those that find themselves in this situation.

Ah, Salaries...everyone's favorite subject, right? Then why is it such a taboo topic? Mary Rutland discusses the salary debate and tells us the right time to ask the magic question.

Mary Rutland runs down her list of top resume do's and don'ts that are sure to make your resume shine.

Mary Rutland speaks to Ex-Convicts about things they can put on their resumes when applying for jobs.

Mary Rutland tells us why networking is important to our careers. And as if that's not enough, Mary tells us how and where to do it.

A recruiter can get a glimpse of your organizational skills before they even meet you. Intrigued? Mary Rutland tells us how this is done.

Most employers are looking at how long you have stayed with an employer when they review your resume. This tells them if you are reliable and loyal. Mary Rutland tells us more.

What should we do if we were fired from a job and now we're applying for another one? Mary Rutand talks about the options.

Just because you are in high school doesn't mean your resume should be blank. Mary Rutland tells us what types of things we can put in our resume if we're still in high school.

Mary Rutland recounts a story about an interview gone wrong....take notes.

Have you ever Googled your name? Try it, you might be surprised. Mary Rutland tells us why it's important to see what info there is about you on the web before you apply for a job.

Don't leave gaps in your work history when writing your resume. Mary Rutland talks about things you can do to fill in the gaps.

Mary Rutland talks about job opportunites in the Albuquerque area.

All eyes are on you during an interview. It goes way beyond appearance and responses to questions. Mary Rutland gives us insight into the secret world of recruiters.

When your are face to face with an employer, be sure to engage them in a two-way conversation. Remember, you are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you. Mary Rutland talks more on this subject.