Jobing Community Video in Saint Louis

Theresa Maher breaks down the IT Industry into Job Types and Salaries.

A Cover Letter is your introduction to the person that will ultimately decide whether or not to bring you in for an interview...so make it count. Theresa Maher shares great tips and examples on the best ways make your cover letter stand out among the competition.

When in an interview, what if you are asked on how you deal with difficult people. Angela Rosario, Community Relations Manager, tells you how to answer this behavioral question.

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When in an interview, you have to tailor what you say depending on who is in front of you. Angela Rosario explains more.

If you are looking for a job and you are negative, forget finding a job. People can see right through your negativity and will not hire you. Angela explains more on how you need to represent yourself, when looking for your job.

A common question when in an interview is How are you a good fit . Angela Rosario describes to you how to answer that question.

Another common behavioral question that is asked, during an interview is, have you ever been in a stressful situation and how did you handle it? Angela Rosario explains how to answer this.

FAQ: What do I do with a gap in my employment? Answer: What Doug's video blog.

Doug relays a story he was told by a successful Job Seeker about first impressions and how to get an interview on the spot.

The job market has changed dramatically and certain jobs are gone and will never come back. If you fall into this category then it's time to think about going back to school for a fresh start. Doug Mayes explains...

Doug Mayes gives a few tips that will help you relieve stress prior to a job Interview.

Doug runs through a couple of ways that'll help you sell yourself to a company you really want to work for.

Check out our local resource page and find a group that fits in with your ideal profession and reach out to them. Doug explains where to find it and how to use it.

Doug explains what an informational interview is and how it can help you land a great job.

Doug discusses the ways your personal brand can catapult you to the front of the candidate pool line.

Doug explains how your body language can say volumes about your personality.

Doug goes through the process of keeping a job once you finally land one.

Doug talks about the benefits of commenting on blogs.

You are your own marketing department. Doug Mayes talks about the ways to maximize your resume during a job search.

It's possible to make a great first impression without breaking the bank. Doug Mayes runs through a few interview tips from the type of paper to use on your resume to where you can find nice clothes for cheap.

Social Media is becoming very popular, but can Facebook and Myspace affect your Job Search or interview process? Doug Mayes talks about the ways to make sure it doesn't.

Doug explains why you may not ever got a response from a company when applying to a job, and ways you can avoid this.

Your resume is one aspect of your job search. Learn some tips on presenting a complete “you” at your next interview from best-selling author, Stephen M.R. Covey of “The Speed of Trust”.