July 28, 2010
- Don't Add These Things to Your Resume
Sometimes writing resumes inspire you to step outside of the box, especially if you've been writing them for years and feel that what's been tried hasn't always been true. There's nothing wrong with trying something new. For instance, many are learning that adding testimonials is something that some hiring managers love to see.
July 23, 2010
- It's Time for Resume Evolution
Is your resume still stuck in the 80s? Are you still utilizing resume writing techniques you took on when you first learned to create a resume? It may be time to evolve with the new millennium.
July 21, 2010
- Is Listing a Disability on a Resume a Good Idea?
It's no secret that hiring managers are in fact human beings. And despite the fact that they're supposed to be objective when it comes to considering candidates for a position, they're not always good at it.
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July 16, 2010
- How Getting Resume Help Helps You Help Yourself
Writing a resume is usually something no one wants to take part in because it requires pulling together a lot of boring information and often results in no response from an employer. It's for this reason that some choose get help from a professional resume specialist to bypass all of the work they don't want to deal with.
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July 14, 2010
- Your Resume Should be Your Best Friend
Sometimes writing a resume can feel like such a chore. You know that this document could make or break your chances of being hired for a position, yet it feels like something you want to write and get out of your hands as soon as possible.
July 7, 2010
- Your Interview Should Be as Thorough as Your Resume
As you already know, there are two major components that play a role in whether you will be hired for a position: your resume and interview. If you want a fair chance at the position you desire then it’s important for both your resume and interview to contain thorough information about you.
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July 2, 2010
- ATS is Why a Hiring Manager May Never See Your Resume
One of the greatest mysteries of applying for a job is getting the "We're not interested..." letter not long after submitting an application and resume. "Didn't they see how great a candidate I was?" you ask yourself as you continue your job search. What's interesting is that the answer is no, they didn't see how great a candidate you were because they probably didn't see your resume at all.
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June 30, 2010
- What’s the Deal with Video Resumes?
Video resumes have been around for a few years and have been thought of as a unique way to apply for a job when you want to sidestep the standard resume. But what are they exactly and is creating one for yourself the way to go? Let's take a closer look at just what the deal is with video resumes.
June 25, 2010
- Why Your Resume is Easier Said than Written
Ever heard the phrase “easier said than done”? Well, if you’ve ever worked on your own resume then you know it is most likely “easier said than written.” In other words, it’s easier to say that you’re going to write your resume than actually write it.
June 23, 2010
- Is Your Resume Outdated?
Have you been using the same resume format for the past 15 years and wonder why it isn't getting you the callbacks you'd desire? You might take a look at it to make sure that it isn't outdated.
June 18, 2010
- Avoid Identity Theft When Posting Online Resumes
Identity theft has become a major issue in recent times, especially with so much business being handled online. While many websites are secure, thieves are particularly savvy when it comes to hacking into sites, initiating phishing scams and utilizing other means to take your information and assume your identity.
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June 16, 2010
- Making Resume Choices when Job Searches Offer Little Time
With many job searches, you have all the time in the world to spend conducting them. What else do you have to do, right? But under special circumstances, you may find that you simply don't have the time you would like to dedicate to your search. In order to avoiding hindering the process, here are some resume choices you might consider to make sure your search is still effective.
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June 11, 2010
- Writing a Resume for a Seasonal or Summer Job
Now that the summer is officially around the corner, you may want to see if you can pick up a second job to bring in some extra cash. But before you dive in and start applying for jobs, it’s good to know that seasonal employers typically look for slightly different qualifications than those who are higher for the long-term. Here are some ideas that you might want to remember as you’re writing your resume so that you can make sure to address employers’ needs with each application.
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June 9, 2010
- Resume Tips for Recent College Grads
The 2010 class of college graduates are facing one of the toughest job forces since the Great Depression. With so many seasoned professionals currently out of work, college grads have their work cut out trying to get their foot in the door of companies offering high-paying salaries.
June 4, 2010
- Create a Resume that Answers an Employer's Prayers
Many job seekers think that an employment search is all about them. While there is no doubt that finding a job has a lot to do with the person looking, it also has a lot to do with the person reaching out for help.
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June 2, 2010
- Why It's Good to Use a Resume Writer at Least Once In Your Career
As an independent job seeker, you may feel that only you are qualified to create your own resume for your job search. There's no arguing that no one on this earth could know you better than you. However, just as you an expert in your own life, it doesn't hurt to consult an expert every now and then that could help you better present the details of your career. It's for this reason that some suggest that seekers work with a resume writer at least once in their career.
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May 28, 2010
- Give Your Resume That Certified Stamp of Approval
Are you pulling your hair out trying to write a resume that you feel is worthy of submitting with a job application? While some people feel confident in their ability to write and submit a quality resume, others feel that they would do much better if they could get some certified resume writer guidance.
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May 26, 2010
- Ready to Pull the Weeds Out of Your Resume Garden?
Just as weeds can grow in a beautiful garden that is not nurtured, you can find weeds in the masterpiece that was once your resume if you don’t take time to regularly update it and take out pieces of information that is no longer relevant. You could always get resume writer assistance to help you clean it up some, but if you want to get it done fast and now then you could try pulling the weeds out of your resume garden on your own with the following tips…
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May 21, 2010
- Resume Writing: Get Inspired by Your Own Career
Sometimes writing a resume is like pulling teeth. It can be difficult to know what to write when you haven't taken time to explore your work history or career goals. But just because it's challenging doesn't mean it's impossible, especially if you decide to look at the writing process in a different light.
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May 19, 2010
- I'm Not the Traditional Job Candidate. Is That So Bad?
We all know that it takes all kinds to make up this great world. Unfortunately, this is not always recognized in the job force where candidates are preferably similar - a strong work history, tons of education and leadership qualities.
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