We all know researching a company prior to sending in a resume or interviewing is an essential part to successfully attaining that new job. However, some strategies and information may work better than others. Ben Eubanks, an experienced human resources professional, offers Tim Muma insight on effectively researching the culture of a potential employer. Getting a feel for the organization gives you a leg up on what's import...

The job market is increasingly competitive, and not everyone is able to find a job in the area that they currently live in. We're with Torry Zupke, a practicing adult nurse practitioner at Mohave Mental Health Clinic, who recently relocated from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin to Kingman, Arizona for a new career. We'll talk about the relocation process from applying to jobs, interviewing, accepting the job, and the moving process....

Despite all the information and advice that exists about landing a new job, the only thing that really matters is what attracts an employer, recruiter or headhunter. To help us figure out what truly draws the eye to a job candidate, Tim Muma talks with Jim Giammateo, an individual who has conducted countless searches and poured over endless resumes and cover letters in his 30 years as a headhunter. Jim gives the inside scoo...

From career fairs to corporate events to industry conferences, there are opportunities for networking that could give job seekers a lead on an available position. We'll sit down with Marjie Terry and discuss the importance of networking, what it can do for a job seeker, and the best ways to network at different events.

For a number of reasons, veterans can have a difficult time landing a job when finished with their service time. Scott Mills, the Director of the Veterans Employment and Training Service (VETS) for the U.S. Department of Labor, joins us to talk about the ways veterans can improve their chances. Scott covers all the bases, from finding the right fit, to resume details and the job interview.

Choosing the right major in college can be a difficult decision for many, because it often determines what one does after college. We're with Kathy Bundalo, Director of Academic Advising at Alverno College, to discuss how a college student can prepare for their career by choosing the major that best suits them.

Communication skills are vital, both in the workplace and when trying to secure a position. Too often, individuals think of communication as a one-way street, ignoring the value and importance of truly listening. Dorothy Tannahill-Moran discusses how poor listening skills cost lots of people job opportunities during the interview. Dorothy also gives Tim Muma some tips on how to improve in this area and how it can help your...

Job Search Guide is the quintessential show to help job seekers land a new position. Host Cady Chesney sits down with Debra Chomicka, a Senior Career Specialist and Adjunct Career Education Faculty member from Alverno College, to talk about how joining clubs, professional organizations, and volunteer groups can boost a job seekers professional experience. By doing this, entry level job seekers will have more value to bring...

Each summer, college students are given three months off and typically select to spend their time taking summer classes, moving back home and enjoying their time off, searching for summer work, or gaining valuable experience with an internship. Courtney Omernick sits down with Career Consultant/Marketing Specialist, Laura Jacobs, and discusses how students can go about searching for their summer internship. Laura also offer...

There are certain guidelines and practices that are supposed to be followed when trying to acquire a new job. Unfortunately, many times it may not allow a job seeker to stand out among the crowd. Thus, if you're still struggling to obtain a new position and are in desperation mode, you may have to be bolder. Tim Muma speaks with Marty Nemko, a well-respected and experienced career coach, author and consultant who has some t...