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Browse our most popular career tools and advice below to get you started.
CAREER TOOLS
Welcome to CareerOne
See what our website has to offer and find out how to optimise your next career move.
Build a resume
If you don't have a resume, you can build one using our template. It's one of the benefits of CareerOne membership and it's available to you at no cost at all.
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Save your searches
Save a customised job search and get new job alerts sent to your inbox.
Video tutorials
We've developed handy video tutorials to teach you useful tips in your job hunt.
Advice Forums
If you're looking for help landing a job, building a career or you want to pass on your own career tips then join the discussion at our Advice Forums.
Become a CareerOne member
When you become a CareerOne member, you can apply for a job in three easy steps: review, include and submit. It takes just a few seconds.
MOST POPULAR RESUME ADVICE
How to write a resume - Australian Style
Sample resumes
Including photos on resumes
Including hobbies on resumes
Including volunteer work on resumes
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MOST POPULAR COVER LETTER ADVICE
How to write a cover letter
Sample coverletters
Why cover letters are important
Explaining redundancy on cover letter
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MOST POPULAR INTERVIEW ADVICE
MORE JOB SEEKING ADVICE
Career tips and workplace advice with Editor, Kate Southam
Career queen Kate Southam gets to grips with all the emotional highs and lows, legal puzzles and human drama of the workplace. If you need workplace or career advice, submit your question to Kate at CareerOne's Advice Forums.
Have you considered temping?
Temping is a practical option for many older workers. Temporary staffing agencies help you land part-time jobs as well as offer additional benefits, and they want to hire you.
Keep Your E-Image Clean
Some employers are searching the Internet to see if they can catch a glimpse of you beyond your sterling resume or fabulous interview performance.
Should I Work for a Small Employer or a Big One?
Choosing the size of employer that you apply to for a job makes a difference. Match your preferred work style, personality and life-needs to the type that will fit you best.
Awkward Interview Follow-Ups
If your last interview went amiss, you can correct the situation. A little diplomacy in your follow-up can go a long way to a positive conclusion.
When to Target a Lower Position
Taking a lesser position can help move your career forward if the job fits into a larger long-term plan.
CareerOne, November 2010.