How to Write a Powerful Character Reference Letter (With Examples)
A character reference letter highlights a person’s integrity, work ethic, and reliability. It is usually written by someone who knows the individual personally or professionally and provides specific examples of positive traits. This letter helps build trust and supports the person’s application for jobs, schools, or legal matters. Introduction to Character Reference Letters A character … Read more
How to Write the Education Section on Your Resume: Full Guide with Examples
Include your degree, major, school name, and graduation year in the resume education section. Add academic honors, certifications, relevant coursework, or GPA if it strengthens your application. List entries in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent education. Why Your Resume’s Education Section Matters The education section of a resume proves your formal education, … Read more
Understanding Channels of Communication: The Key to Effective Messaging
The main channels of communication include verbal, non-verbal, written, and visual methods. Verbal communication uses spoken words. Non-verbal communication involves gestures and body language. Written communication includes emails and letters. Visual communication uses images, graphs, and charts to convey information. What Are Channels of Communication? Channels of communication are the methods used to transmit information … Read more
Tallo Gen Z Survey Round Two: Here’s What’s Changed Since 2019
In December of 2019, we released the results of our first Gen Z survey, compiling responses we received from hundreds of high school and college students regarding their thoughts on how they approach recruiting, and how they would like to be recruited. The survey included topics like personal and professional branding, communication preferences, and what…
Guide for Transferring from Community College to University
Transferring from community college to a university can be an excellent way to save money on a bachelor’s degree. But there’s just one problem: the transfer process can be a major headache. Depending on the schools you’re planning to attend, there could be a lot of red tape that you run into while attempting to…
Are Internships Paid?
Internships can be paid or unpaid, depending on the company, industry, and location. Paid internships provide hourly wages or stipends, while unpaid internships offer experience or academic credit. U.S. labor laws require for-profit companies to meet specific criteria for unpaid internships. These days, internships are all but required to launch a successful career. The reality…
Become A Certified Workforce Development Professional
You’re dedicated to helping your clients find opportunities that advance their careers. But what about advancing your own career? With the Certified Workforce Development Professional (CWDP) credential, you can show job seekers and employers that you have the proven skills and abilities needed to excel in your role. Whether you’re new to workforce development or…
Case Study: Tallo & FAME, Inc. Partner for Success in Delaware
What is the TEC Initiative? FAME, Inc., one of the nation’s first nonprofit organizations specifically focused on preparing under-represented minorities and girls for STEM careers, recognized the need to connect Delaware’s future talent pipeline with opportunities throughout the state. In order to make this dream a reality, they partnered with Tallo to create the Talent…
30 Colleges with No Application Fee
If there is one thing that virtually all college hopefuls have in common, it’s their mutual disgust of college application fees. It just seems so unfair, doesn’t it? As if getting your degree wasn’t gonna be expensive enough already, you also have to figure out how to apply for college without going broke before you…
