Megan Williams
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Nov, 3

How Modern Technology Can Help You Further Your Career

Getting into the job you want to might seem as though it’s more difficult now than ever before, thanks to the sheer number of applicants that go for any given job but applying for a job in the modern-day does have a silver lining. This silver lining comes in the form of all the technology at your disposal.

While these modern methods might be something that you take for granted, a closer inspection can show you just how helpful they can be in allowing you to further your career. While normally you might think the route you would have to take towards your ideal career would typically follow the same path of getting in at the ground floor and working up, your options are now more varied.

Job Sites and CV Review Services


If you’re going through the whole process of applying for jobs in the modern-day, then you’re likely doing it through job sites – in which case you’re already well aware of how that piece of modern technology can work to help you get a job. However, you might also be finding that you’re not getting much luck with this, so seeking out online services that can help you to review your CV could potentially give you a better shot.

You might simply think that your CV is a document where you dump all of your employment information and qualifications, but it’s important to take a more professional approach when crafting it. Think deeply about which information is relevant for the job you’re applying for, as well as how you can present it on your resume in a manner that catches the eye of your employers. It can be challenging to figure out what to include in your CV when you first start out. Modern technology gives you the chance to engage companies such as ARC Resumes to draft your resume, or to use online resume building tools.

How Education Has Changed


Education, specifically higher education that takes place after you finish school, has historically felt as though it’s something that comes with a great change to your lifestyle. University, for example, has usually meant that not only you begin a multiple-year program to study for a degree, but also that you move out somewhere and have your life revolve around this decision for the duration of the course. Of course, a part-time study has always been available, but it’s more flexible than even that now, thanks to the emergence of online learning. Online learning can allow you to fit your education much more easily around your life and offer study in a wide range of topics that can help you sculpt the career of your choice. For example, if you’re interested in teaching, you might research an online special education degree.

While you might be aware of online learning as an option, you might be somewhat deterred by it if you’re not aware of how it would function compared to its physical counterpart. In this case, it’s important that you do some research and see what people have to say about it. The experience is certainly different, and you might find that it’s less about being better or worse and more about how it matches your preferences as a student.

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