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Project Details in a Resume: What Yours Needs To Include
One of the key sections of your resume is the “Projects” section. Let’s discuss what your project details should include to make your resume stand out.
$32,000 in scholarships to be awarded to students during STEM Signing Day
Three students from the Central Region will receive $1000 scholarships during STEM signing day.
March 2023 Missouri Jobs Report
Missouri added 2,300 jobs in March 2023, and the unemployment rate decreased from 2.6% in Feb to 2.5%.
Callaway County Students Explore Trade Careers with “Be Pro, Be Proud” Virtual Program
Over 1500 students explored career options through the Be Pro, Be Proud virtual simulator in Callaway County.
The Power of Perseverance: Rebekah’s Success Story
Discover how Rebekah landed her dream job as a Community Connections Specialist with the help of the Rolla Job Center and perseverance.
Top Summer Jobs for Teens
Discover the best summer jobs for teens to earn money and gain experience during your break!
What To Do When You’ve Fudge Your Resume
Lying about your employment dates on your resume can damage your reputation and career prospects. Learn how to correct false employment dates on your resume, take responsibility for your actions, and move forward with honesty.
How to Save Money on Groceries
Learn how to save money on groceries and stick to your budget with these 8 easy tips.
How to List Projects on a Resume
As a job seeker, it’s important to highlight your achievements and accomplishments on your resume to showcase your skills and expertise to potential employers.
Leaving a High-Paying Job for a Lower-Paying Job: Is It Worth It?
Leaving a high-paying job for a lower-paying one may seem counterintuitive, but sometimes it’s the best decision you can make for your career and overall well-being.
5 Warning Signs of a Fake Job Posting
Learn to spot warning signs of a fake job posting and protect yourself from scams.
USCIS to Dispose of 10-Year-Old E-Verify Records
On June 24, 2023, USCIS will dispose of E‑Verify records that are more than 10 years old, which are those last updated on or before Dec. 31, 2012.
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