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| by Doris Appelbaum and Erin Van Rooy - Sep, 2011 Whether you are looking for your first job or a professional seeking new employment, everyone needs a resume. And with an unsteady economy, we are hearing that more people are dusting-off their old resume to make updates to it or some were laid-off and have not written a resume in years..... | |||
| Back to Basics: The 15 Most Important Resume Tips for Young Professionals by Lindsey Pollak - Feb, 2012 I’m excited to announce (again!) that my book, Getting from College to Career: Your Essential Guide to Succeeding in the Real World, will be published in a brand new, fully revised second edition on January 31st! In honor of the launch, this month I’m writing series of “back to basics”... | |||
| How To Make Yourself Three Times More Likely to Get Hired by Arthur Frank - Jan, 2012 Research done by the executive search industry has shown that the first person interviewed gets the job only 17.6 percent of the time. But the last person interviewed is hired almost 56 percent of the time, or more than three times more frequently. The reason: As in most human endeavor... | |||
| Avoid the Resume “Black Hole” Trap by Georgia Adamson - Jan, 2012 If your resume looks as if it could have come from 20 years ago or it just hasn’t been put together carefully–with good attention to what your targeted employers are probably looking for–it most likely will end up in the resume “black hole” trap. The same goes for submitting it to employer... | |||
| Resume Writing Terms by Jason Stauffacher - Jan, 2012 Having a well-written resume is vital in any job market. It can make the difference between getting an interview or not. With so much competition for openings, you need a resume that sets you apart from the other candidates. Below are some terms that can help you achieve that goal. Reve... | |||
| In Resumes, Life, and Death Sometimes Less is More by Barbara Safani - Jan, 2012 I just finished reading an article about a growing trend in some college admissions offices requesting that applicants answer a supplemental essay question as part of the standard admissions process…and do it in just 20 to 25 words or less. Perhaps colleges are forging this new direction t... | |||
| Write Your Resume to the Future, Not the Past by Linda Dobogai - Jan, 2012 One of the biggest mistakes you can make in composing your resume is to let your past drive the focus of the content. While a resume covers what we have done, proper perspective in using this information is key. Let your career goal, as it relates to the future you want, guide what you cho... | |||
| Hiring in December by Jason Stauffacher - Dec, 2011 There seem to be a lot of strange ideas that because of the recession, companies will not be hiring this holiday season. You may hear some job seekers mumbling that "hiring will be worse this December". You know what? That is complete bunk... It isn't true! Most individuals in ... | |||
| Should you create an infographic resume? by Miriam Salpeter - Dec, 2011 When you are looking for a job, it’s important to demonstrate what makes you unique. How (and why) are you different from every other, similarly qualified job seeker? How to best present your credentials (via a resume, online profile, or your personal website) is a hot topic in the career ... | |||
| Create an Authentic and Ethical Resume to Win the Job by Barbara Safani - Dec, 2011 A resume is a marketing tool and I encourage job seekers to position their accomplishments in the best possible light. However, it is critical that all information reported on the document is accurate and something you can back up with facts if questioned. Here are some of the ways I see j... | |||
| Résumé Help - Executive Retail Sales Manager by Debra Wheatman - Dec, 2011 The candidate we are helping today is an executive sales manager with retail experience as well as experience in the mortgage industry. He has some notable accomplishments, but his résumé does not convey these in a way that highlights his strengths. Todd should have a headline, a summary ... | |||
| Résumé Help - Media Account Manager by Debra Wheatman - Dec, 2011 Matthew is an accomplished account manager, but we would not know this by reading his résumé. His résumé is similar to many candidates early in their career who have not crafted a new résumé since college graduation. Many times a candidate will simply add on experience without a holistic ... | |||
| Are Resumes Dead? by Georgia Adamson - Nov, 2011 Occasionally I read something by a recognized expert on employment issues or job search techniques, suggesting—or plainly stating—that resumes are dead and job seekers shouldn’t bother using a resume to secure their next position. If you’re sitting there staring at your shiny new resume, e... | |||
| Seven Things You Don’t Want to Have on Your Resume by Barbara Safani - Nov, 2011 While every job seeker is unique, here are some general items I recommend leaving off of your resume to achieve optimal results. 1. Objectives Most hiring managers I talk to are not interested in reading resume objectives. Frequently objectives sound very cliched and they rarely commun... | |||
| Does Your LinkedIn Profile Serve as a Good Resume Supplement? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Nov, 2011 A job search can easily move at a fast pace; so fast, in fact, that we don’t consider the importance of the steps we take in the process. This can be true of searching for jobs, writing resumes and cover letters, and even choosing the companies to which we submit. LinkedIn has quickly ... | |||
| Don’t Submit Your Entry-Level Resume without Showcasing by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Nov, 2011 Every good resume comes with basic components to lure in hiring managers, and they are especially useful for you when writing an entry-level resume. But what are those components? Here are a few to consider: Career Summary You may wonder how you can summarize your career if it’s be... | |||
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