Careerflow Blogs and Guides

Listing your education on a resume SHOULD be easy, right? But when you’re still studying, changed majors, or took an unconventional route, it suddenly starts to feel a little tricky. In this guide, we will answer all those questions - and more.

The job market isn’t just about qualifications anymore. When you're trying to land interviews, the “Interests” section of your resume probably feels like the least important thing. It’s the one you throw in at the end, if there’s space.

More often than not, the problem isn’t your experience. It’s that you’re not speaking the right language, and that language is resume keywords. This guide will help you fix that.

This guide will walk you through crafting professional, concise, and compelling emails to accompany your resume. We'll cover why your email's presentation matters, the key components of a well-crafted message, and how to tailor your communication for different scenarios.

Securing an internship is a vital step for many students and recent graduates seeking to gain practical experience, expand their professional networks, and jumpstart their careers. However, a common dilemma arises: should you pursue a paid or an unpaid internship?

Securing a summer internship isn't just about having the right skills; it's also profoundly about strategic timing. In highly sought-after sectors such as technology, finance, and media, competition for summer roles can be intense. Let's take a closer look at that annual timeline.

If you're an active job seeker or even just keeping an eye on new opportunities, you've likely uploaded your resume to LinkedIn at some point, either on your profile, through an Easy Apply application, or both. But your career isn't static, and neither should your resume be. Keeping it updated on LinkedIn is crucial.

Leadership doesn’t always look the way most people expect it to. The tricky part is recognizing those as leadership moments, and knowing how to write about them without sounding vague or awkward. This guide is here to help with that.

Landing an internship can be a crucial step toward launching your career, offering valuable real-world experience, skill development, and networking opportunities. But before you can secure the position, you need one essential tool: a compelling and well-crafted resume.