Here are simple answers to a few common resume concerns faced by new college graduates. If you have specific questions about your own resume, please feel free to email me or ask our readers in our Post-College forum.

Let’s face it. Life as you know it is about to change. Drastically. If you are one of the hundreds of people out there with a secret case of college graduation jitters, this article is for you.

So, you’re out of college and looking for your first job. The first order of business is to write your resume. How do you write a resume when you have no real job experience? Find out here!

This resume is a modified version of the chronological format. It is geared for college graduates who may not have a significant amount of prior experience.

This new college graduate's enthusiasm for working at a particular company shines through in this sample cover letter.

While your new college degree will open many doors for you, how you handle yourself once you are on the job will have a very big impact on your post - graduation success. Here are a few etiquette guidelines to help you handle most new situations that you encounter on the job.

So you had an awesome interview, but they chose someone else for the job. WAIT! Don't just toss that rejection letter in the trash. If you still want to pursue employment at a particular company, even after being rejected for a job, try sending a letter like this.

Most likely, you just spent several years and several thousand dollars on your college education. So if it takes a few minor adjustments to get your foot in the door, don’t you think it’s worth it? These tips can help you "tune up" your professional image.

What an amazing book! I just finished reading Hit the Ground Running by Liz Cornish. I was completely impressed by the scope and depth of the workplace issues addressed by the author.

So you´ve heard about a zillion different resume formats and still not sure which one is right for you? Read on for more information about how to decide what will work best.