Do You Twitter?

If you do, here are the top 10 job tweeters to follow, according to CareerBuilder.com.

Typing Tutorial

If you are interested in boosting your knowledge of the keyboard or you want to increase your speed, TypingWeb offers tutorials and timers. The site is free and you do not need to register unless you want to keep up with your scores.

How To Nail An Interview

Ever wondered what people REALLY do in an interview to stand out?  Well, one man decided to find out, and he posted what he found on this site.  There are even video clips to help demonstrate both good and bad behaviors. 

This is a must-read for anyone preparing for an interview!

They Never Write, They Never Call…

If you’re searching for a job and you’re having trouble dealing with the silence that can follow applications, emails or phone calls, you might want to read this blog post from the New York Times Shifting Careers blog.  The author, Michael Melcher, offers some suggestions for how to get through the lack of response in job searches.

Dynamic Cover Letters

We’ve put a post on here about cover letters before, but this article from Quint Careers includes a nice guide to constructing a unique cover letter that is particular to the job you are applying for.  As the author points out, it is all about specifics.

The Power of the Thank-You

It’s easy to get caught up in a job search and to forget the little things, but, don’t forget to send a thank-you note after a job interview.  According to Monster, it can make all the difference.  Here is an article about how to write thank-you notes for any occasion, and here are some sample notes for after your job interview.

25 Reasons Why You’re Not Getting the Job

Now, I know that sounds a bit pessimistic, but stick with me…

This article from CNN and CareerBuilder lists 25 “ways you might be sabotaging your own job search.”  This is a great list of reminders for anyone on the job search.  It covers starting the search, resumes, interviews and more.

How to Communicate Your Weaknesses

A very common question in job interviews is, “So what’s your greatest weakness?”  If you’re not prepared for the question, it can definitely trip you up.  Check out this article from wikiHow to get some advice on how to answer this question and turn it all into a positive.

How to Write a Cover Letter

WikiHow has a really nice, step-by-step guide to writing a winning cover letter.  If you need a little help, this is a great place to start!

101 Common-Sense Rules for Leaders

The Manager’s Cheat Sheet: 101 Common-Sense Rules for Leaders is a great reminder list for people in management, anyone who wants to be a leader, and everyone else.  The first section on body language will be especially useful to those of you who are preparing for an interview.

Networking Business Cards

These days, many jobseekers carry business cards they have made for the specific purpose of networking.  Here is some specific advice for those who would like to design and make their own.  Apparently, color matters!

How to Resign Gracefully

wikiHow has a wonderful article with the steps you should take to resign from a job with grace.  Included are links to writing resignation letters and using positive communication skills.

Sample Resignation Letters

The Emurse blog offers some tips on resigning from a job and writing a resignation letter.  Check it out here.