Category Archives: From Dixie

Commonly Used Interview Questions You can never be too prepared is a common expression fittingly for someone preparing for a job interview. There are many things to do prior to this evaluation, such as reviewing your resume, researching the company, … Continue reading →

Four Outdated Cover Letter Techniques In today’s modern world where high speed energy and time productivity are viewed as the necessary driving forces to a nation’s thriving working class, it would seem as though cover letters are a thing of … Continue reading →

Five Overlooked Digital Footprints That Can Hurt Your Reputation In an age where most information you seek can be found on the Internet, it makes you wonder- is there such a thing as online privacy? The answer to this question is … Continue reading →

Student Tips On How To Choose A Career For Success One of the biggest decisions in life is choosing a career. For most people, it’s hard selecting a single profession that they feel confident or passionate about to do for … Continue reading →

“Your body language can communicate more about you than your actual spoken words in making a first and lasting impression during an interview. The belief is that 55% of communication is body language, 38% is the tone of your voice, … Continue reading →

5 Must-Do’s To Prepare For A Job Interview Securing a job interview is something to be proud of; after all, you managed to stand out and impress an employer enough to want to learn more about you and your work … Continue reading →

6 Tips for Writing the Perfect Resume Writing a resume for the first time can be a daunting task. More often than not, young adults learn how to write a resume only after graduating from school and are consequently in … Continue reading →

Creating a Positive Online Presence – Using LinkedIn With all the positive talk and equal amount of negative reviews about social media, it’s hard to tell whether or not a person should partake in these online communities. On the one … Continue reading →

Earning a College Degree: Is It Worth It? Although we’ve been taught otherwise, college isn’t for everyone. If it was, there would exist degrees in waste management, janitorial maintenance,landscaping or dry cleaning to name a few. Sure, there may be … Continue reading →

Greetings!  My name is Dixie. I wanted to take the time to quickly introduce myself, but more importantly, the revamp of the BanyanBrown blog now tailored towards guiding and assisting candidates in becoming highly qualified employees. Bi-weekly, a new post … Continue reading →