Created by Cake In this article, you’ll read about: Letter of Interest vs. Cover Letter How to Write a Letter of Interest Tips for Writing an Impressive Letter of Interest How to Write a Professional Cover Letter You might think a strong resume or CV can help you stand out from the crowd. That is correct, but not complete! In many cases, you need to demonstrate your passion as well as your interest in a specific position to further

Created by Cake In this article, we'll cover: How to Study in Taiwan Best Courses & Universities in Taiwan Learn Chinese in Taiwan Work While Studying in Taiwan Taiwan is known as the heart of Asia, and with delicious food, warm weather, beautiful scenery and rich culture, it's a fantastic option for studying abroad. Studying in Taiwan will provide you with a unique cultural experience as well as a well-rounded and rich education. You can study at the

Created by Cake “Should I quit my job if it makes me unhappy?” “Should I leave my job for more money?” “Can I quit my job due to stress?” If these kinds of questions have been on your mind for a while, these are the signs you should quit your job. Whatever your reason for wanting to leave a job, doing so is not a failure— what matters is whether you actually enjoy what you’re doing and whom you

Contents 5 Steps to Become a Software Engineer Ways to Become a Software Engineer without a Degree Top 5 Software Engineer Resume Tips The opportunities brought by the ongoing technological evolution led to a constant high demand for software engineer jobs. Unfilled vacancies call for software development talent with high adaptability and attracted job seekers who aspire to higher salaries. According to U.S. News , the median software engineer salary lies around $107,510. Remote software engineer jobs also increased

It’s cliche to think that freelancing is only for stay-at-home parents who aren't able to commit to a full-time job; or introverted individuals, who’d rather sit at home alone without expending effort to build camaraderie with their colleagues. In fact, freelancing has now become a lifestyle by choice, ushering in a new life of mobility and versatility. In the previous Freelancing 101 , Cake covered a series of freelancing pros and cons. By now you

Quitting your job smoothly is an art. You don’t need a smoking gun reason for resigning your job, it could be a combination of worries weighing on your minds for too long: the disconnection with personal or professional life; the stagnated and uninspiring working atmosphere; not being appreciated or underutilized. Compounded together, these reasons serve as a huge eureka moment. You realize you need more stimulation outside this environment, and it’s time to embark on another journey to

Due to the boom of entrepreneurship, the number of startup companies around the world is soaring. More and more young job seekers are considering working at startups because of their flexibility and growth opportunity. While every startup is unique and different, there is no standard guideline to judge whether you are suitable to join one or not. Here are 4 important questions you need to ask yourself and ponder on before making the decision of working at a startup. 1

An overview of the most promising jobs in 2020 The first job right out of college is one of the major life decisions that freshers have to carefully ponder on before going all in. After all, finding a job that justifies all those all-nighters back in university is not that easy. With an ever-changing work landscape, jobs that exist today may become obsolete in 20 years, so it's nearly impossible to future-proof your career when change

A major paradox in landing your first job is that entry-level positions often require experience. If you’re in college, have a recent college graduate, or are looking to switch careers, you should consider an internship or apprenticeship. You might think of these two options as interchangeable, but they’re quite different. Table of Contents What Are the Differences Between an Apprenticeship and an Internship? The Importance of Internship and Apprenticeship Programs What Are the Job Prospects for Interns

What Is Apprenticeship? Apprenticeships are a type of practical education that involves learning skills, earning college credits or gaining a qualification and being paid for it. Apprenticeships are common in industries that require practical skills, such as trades like carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and hospitality. Apprenticeships are offered as a way to attract and gain new workers and also allow for effective training and practice before becoming fully qualified. Apprenticeships also offer direct pathways into a desired new career afterwards