Have you ever drawn a blank when asked a question during an interview? The question "Why should I hire you," does not have to throw you into a panic if you begin preparing your answer ahead of time. Here is how to prepare your response.

You applied and interviewed for the job weeks ago. The hiring manager said they would call in a week. Why haven’t you heard anything yet? What’s taking so long? Before you become a stalker, find out what happens behind the scenes of a job offer.

Have you ever walked out of an interview full of confidence that you got the job? Afterwards you waited for weeks for a call that never came? What happened? Do you often ask yourself, “Why didn’t I get hired?"

You get thirty seconds. Just a few short seconds to stand out in a crowd of thousands of other applicants. Your cover letter may be the one and only thing that might get you noticed. Do you know what to include?

Think you’re only telling a small lie on your resume? Recruiters know how to spot them. Don’t let that small lie keep you from getting hired or fired. Do you know the common resume lies recruiters look for?

A resume is more than just a list of jobs. It's your personal brochure to get a job or find a career. A resume is a powerful instrument about you and the company you hope to work for. Here is the definition of a resume.

You get the interview, but you don’t seem to get the job offers. Why? Have you ever thought about what the hiring manager is looking for during the interview? Try looking beyond your knowledge and skills.

Social media will play an important role in your job search. Here is how to effectively use Twitter.

Fortune 500 hiring pros share the most effective use of the Internet in today's job search.

Even if you're unemployed, you need a business card for networking. The best part is that they don't have to cost a lot.