I found this great resource about what to expect when you apply for a job at Community Health Systems: http://www.chs.net/careers/job-opportunities/application-process/

Thought I’d share this with anyone who’s applying to Comerica like I am. They have a pretty cool page that details what you need to do to get a job with them: https://www.comerica.com/about-us/career-center/career-center-faqs.html#contact-support

Could you explain about this ATS system ? Also, could you advise websites that will critique resumes? Thank you. , Gina

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-nice-people-can-master-conflict-dr-travis-bradberry?trk=eml-b2_content_ecosystem_digest-recommended_articles-67-null&midToken=AQFIMl2X0OGA6Q&fromEmail=fromEmail&ut=2P6la3FD7K_781

If you live in the North end of Western Washington here is a great educational/employment opportunity for anyone interested in the healthcare profession.

www.edcc.edu/CATCH/

I was recently hired as their employment navigator.

Jobcase is a wonderful site and gives the opportunity to shop your skills in finding the right fit. Good luck to all and thank God for Jobcase!

Pittsburgh, PA - Recruit Military is sponsoring a FREE hiring event for Veterans, Transitioning Military Personnel, National Guard Members, Reserve Members, and Spouses. - https://events.recruitmilitary.com/events/pittsburgh-veteran-job-fair-march-24-2016#event-exhibitors

Amarillo, TX - This is an excellent opportunity to meet hiring managers and recruiters. See complete list of companies attending and registration info - http://www.amarillojobfair.org/amarillo-job-fair-job-seekers/

Jackson, MS - There's a pretty good list of companies attending and recruiting for various positions. The Job Fair is scheduled for March 23rd at the Mississippi Trademart, 1200 Mississippi St, Jackson, MS 39202. See list here - http://www.jobfairs.ms.gov/Pages/EventDetails.aspx?eid=3e8c5bfb-a540-4aaa-b274-9d2afeb5ff2b&ts=1457716818734&return=calendar

Hello. I am a foreign trained attorney looking for entry level work in the US market. prior to this, i have has 2.5 years of experience in a associate level job, where i was reporting directly to the Legal counsel of a company. Because of the entry level type of my previous job, most of my resume experience has tasks that i have done as a team or on my own.

I put in my resume, on one of the job seeking websites, for a free review, and the feedback i am getting, is that i am more of a 'doer' rather than a 'achiever'. I have never been in a high level position, till date nor am i looking for one right now.

So how can i put something on my resume that i havent done ?? like achieve phenomenal results or bring about dynamic changes.... ? that is something that wont really go with my ' associate' level of experience.

Any suggestions, on how reliable this free resume critiques are ?? i have a slight feeling, that they play down your resume, so as to tempt you into buying their resume writing services.