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We’ll be the first ones to admit that making a drastic career switch isn’t easy — especially if that switch involves crossing state lines. And while pro interview tips and Pinterest hacks to find your dream job may be helpful tools to get you started, there’s a certain je ne sais quoi required to successfully land your ideal job from across the country. We sat down with career expert Annica Russo to find out her top tips for applying for (and getting!) your dream out-of-state job.
1. Be honest. There’s nothing worse than being caught in a big fat lie during the interview process (let alone the fact that misrepresenting yourself on your resume is grounds for immediate dismissal if you do actually get hired). “Lying about your skills on a resume is a big no-no,” says Annica, “but you should also never lie about your location.” Be honest about your address — if it isn’t for an immediate position, most hiring managers will find it refreshing to interview an out-of-towner.
