Jobing Community Video in New Mexico

Avila Retail has 12 stores in the Phoenix sky harbor airport as well as Albuquerque and Denver. This company has been in business for over 30 years. Great people, great environments.

Typos say more about you than anything in your resume. Michelle tells us what typos say about you as an employee.

Here it is again. When should we ask about salary? Michelle gives us her opinion.

First impressions are extremely important! You only get one shot at it, so make it count. One way to leave a great first impression is to practice your handshake. Why? Is there such a thing as a bad handshake? Well, believe it or not, there are good handshakes and there are most certainly bad handshakes. Ilene Colina and Wendy Shannon give their expert opinions about proper and improper handshake techniques.

Tamara Gordon of Comcast talks about what she looks for at a job fair.

Melinda Saunders gives her top resume tips.

Susie Huckabee gives us her top resume tips. Enjoy!

Cover letters may be going away in the new digital systems, but Susie Huckabee has a way around this problem.

Melinda Saunders of T-Mobile talks about answering interview questions with professional and not personal responses.

Susie Huckabee tells us her top 2 interview no no's.

You will hear this at the end of every interview, and a blank stare is not going to win you any points. Susie Huckabee gives us some great tips on ways to prepare and come up with some questions when the time comes.

Asking questions during an interview show that you are interested in the position and willing to put some effort forward. Michelle Gonzalez tells us how we can find some questions to ask a recruiter.

Michelle Gonzalez tells us what to expect from a phone interview, and she also gives us a few tips that will make our interview more successful.

Michelle talks about all the things that go into a first impression.

Was your email address to colorful? Do you have a crazy voicemail? Or how about an offensive ring-back tone? Michelle Gonzalez takes about the repercussions of all of the above.

Mary Marso gives us her #1 interview no no.

Linda Geiszler gives us some tips on ways to research and network before an interview.

Personal information is not relevant to your status as a Job Seeker, so don’t include it in your resume. You don’t want to give an employer any reason to exclude you from their potential candidate pool. Doug goes into further detail about what to leave off a resume.

Whitney Warner, Partner in the Moody & Warner Firm, explains why she loves working in the legal industry.

This is the first mistake of most candidates. Melinda Saunders of T-Mobile talks about being on-time for your interview and paying attention when on a phone interview.

Jacque Furguson gives great advice about knowing what jobs you are applying for when at a job fair.

Jacque Furguson of T-Mobile talks about why it's important to bring several copies of your resume to a job fair.

Leave off all personal information, if it's not job related then it's not relevant.

Follow up is very important and can be the thing that seperates you from the pack. Susie tells us the best ways to follow up.

You must research a company if you want to have a successful job interview. Susie Huckabee tells us how we can accomplish this.