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Feature Articles
You will find all the latest articles about working on luxury cruise lines here! All of our articles are original content and are written by real-life crewmembers and cruise line hiring staff - with the sole purpose of giving you all the information you need about living and working onboard a luxury cruise ship. We generally post articles weekly, and most of them can be found right here. Click on any headline below to read the full article. And be sure to click the 'view more articles' link at the bottom of the page to read articles you may have missed.
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2012 Cruise Career Outlook
Renee Ruggero
While the recent cruise ship accident of the Costa Concordia has put the cruise industry under the media spotlight, it's important to note that jobs and careers on cruise ships are still strong for 2012. With so much negative speculation of what happens on cruise ships and the future of the industry as a whole, it's time to get the real facts. . . .
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Cover Letter Tips (Part 2 of 3): Getting Your Cover Letter to the Right Person
Renee Ruggero
The purpose of your cover letter is to get your resume read and ultimately get an interview. Yet, the competition for jobs within the cruise industry is fierce. So, how do you grab the attention of the person in charge of hiring? Getting your cover letter to the right person is one of the best ways to make yourself stand out from other applicants. . . .
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Getting Ready to Work Onboard (Part 2 of 2): Are You Financially Ready to Work at Sea
Renee Ruggero
Before getting hired, cruise applicants should understand some of the costs of working on a ship. Are you ready to leave your home life on hold for six or more months while you travel the world? Do you have enough in savings to pay for some incidentals required to join a ship? Are you prepared to pay for your ticket home if things don't work out? Here are some facts to think about. . . .
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Cover Letter Tips (Part 1/3): Tips to Wow the Hiring Manager
Renee Ruggero
Your cover letter needs to impress and get you an interview. Since you only get one chance to make a first impression you must find a way to set yourself apart from the other cruise applicants. So how do you wow the hiring manager and answer their question, why should I hire this person? . . .
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Cruise Resume Tips (Part 2/2): Career Objectives and Summaries
Renee Ruggero
Your resume is an advertising tool that must sell YOU and prompt a recruiter to offer you an interview! But, how are you going to get hiring managers to read your resume? How can you grab their attention? The Career Objective or Career Summary section of your resume is the most important part of your resume. . . .
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Cruise Resume Tips (Part 1/2): Choosing the Best Format
Renee Ruggero
You want your resume to have visual impact, make a good first impression and set you apart from the other candidates. How your resume looks is as important as what it says because if your resume doesn't catch the reader's attention it won't be read. Here are some resume formatting tips. . . .
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Follow Up and Get Hired (Part 2/3): How to Follow Up After Your Interview
Renee Ruggero
Following up on applications and interviews is a fundamental part of succeeding in your cruise ship job search. Applicants want to make sure that they demonstrate enthusiasm, interest and persistence without crossing a line into being overly aggressive. Part One of this three part series explained how best to follow-up on an application. In Part Two, learn how to follow-up on an interview to create a great impression and receive the offer. . . .
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Which Cruise Job is Right for You? (Part 1/2): Entry Level vs Management Jobs
Renee Ruggero
Which Cruise Job is Right for You? As you start exploring career opportunities aboard cruise ships, one of the most important early steps is to decide which job is best suited to your skills, experiences and strengths. This first article of a two-part series on which job is right for you examines entry level versus management jobs aboard cruise ships. . . .
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