BusinessWeek -- When a prospective employer makes unreasonable demands on you before things start to get serious, it's a strong signal to hit the road. Job seekers have issues to keep them up at night. They worry that the beautifully crafted cover letters they're sending off won't be read and that plum jobs will go to less deserving candidates. They worry that their résumés don't showcase their shining accomplishments well enough to command the six-figure offers they're hoping for. If they're job hunting while working, they worry that a stray comment by a hiring manager or human resources screener to the wrong person will make its way back to their own boss. Please click on link below to read full article from BusinessWeek.
