Interesting. They say that people make a decision in the first few seconds of an interview whether or not someone will have the job. The rest of the time they are giving themselves reasons to validate their decision.

Amazing tips to get that job of our dreams! Thank you so much and keep the good work coming =)

I help people with resumes and this is hands down one of the best advice articles I've seen on the subject. Excellent job!

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I remember hunting for my first engineering position, it's very competitive in Australia and there really isn't a lot of options.  Very good advice here, and yes, check your social media, this will be the first place a possible employer will look for information about who you are as a person

I'm not sure if you can help but from reading this, it's worth a go anyway.

I'm an illustrator who's been looking for a job as a storyboard artist in the animation industry. Due to complications and my current situation, I only have 3 years of (excellent!) art school under my belt. There is a job that I want that is basically a trainee position, where I'll be paid to learn the ropes. But I need a Bachelors of some kind, and that's just not in the cards for me anytime soon. 

I think I have the skills to get this job, but I'm afraid they wont even look at it unless I say I have a bachelors. Some people I've asked have told me to just avoid answering that question as long as possible, other's have said to lie, and my urge is to be truthful. 

I honestly have a terrible resume, mostly because I've only had college jobs, and right now my time is being spent on taking care of my grandfather. Should I apply with what I have? Lie? I just don't know. 

Would appreciate some of your thoughts.