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The Role of Cover Letters Today

The Role of Cover Letters Today

by NRWA President | Jul 25, 2025 | Career Planning & Focus, Career Tips, Cover Letters, Executive Job Searching, Job Searching at 50+, Letters, Bios & Other Career Tools, Storytelling

QUESTION: What role do you believe cover letters play in the application process today?   v Nancy Grant, Regional Career & Employment Services Cover letters still matter. A lot. They give your résumé a voice, show genuine interest, and reflect effort. They...
Showcasing Your Unique Value in a Competitive Job Market

Showcasing Your Unique Value in a Competitive Job Market

by NRWA President | Jul 23, 2025 | Branding, Career Goal Setting, Career Tips, Executive Job Searching, Job Searching at 50+, Resume Writing, Resumes

QUESTION: What strategies can I use to highlight my unique value proposition to stand out from other applicants?   v||divi||400 Jaime Chambron , Career Agility System I recommend having your UVP as a one line sentence under your target job title on your resume. I...
Interview Tips for Mature Jobseekers

Interview Tips for Mature Jobseekers

by NRWA President | Jun 13, 2025 | Career Goal Setting, Career Planning & Focus, Career Tips, Interview Tips, Interviewing, Job Searching at 50+

QUESTION: What tips do you have for mature workers who have been recently laid off? What do we have to do differently to get an interview?   v||divi||400 Scott Gardner, Vitae Express Lead with relevance, not your resume length. Focus on skills that match today’s...
Explaining a Career Change to Hiring Managers

Explaining a Career Change to Hiring Managers

by NRWA President | May 21, 2025 | Career Tips, Interviewing, Job Searching, Job Searching at 50+, Job Searching Online, Recruiters

QUESTION: How do I explain a career change on my resume without confusing hiring managers?   v Lynne Williams, Career News Today Write a concise profile summary highlighting your strengths, expertise, and reason for pivoting or reinventing. It’s OK to...
Should I Include Salary or Reasons for Leaving on My Resume?

Should I Include Salary or Reasons for Leaving on My Resume?

by NRWA President | May 19, 2025 | Career Tips, Job Searching, Job Searching at 50+, Job Searching Online, Resume Writing

QUESTION: How should I handle sensitive information like previous salary or reasons for leaving jobs? Do they go on the resume?   v Cheryl Minnick, University of Montana Salary and reason for leaving a job are not included in a resume, yet they may be...
Avoiding Ghost Jobs

Avoiding Ghost Jobs

by NRWA President | Apr 21, 2025 | Job Searching, Job Searching at 50+, Job Searching Online, Recruiters

QUESTION: Do you have any tips to avoid ghost job postings?   v Jessica Visek It’s frustrating to chase job postings that don’t lead anywhere. To avoid this, focus on networking and direct connections instead of relying solely on online listings. Research...
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