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Resume Writing Tips
Going through a career change and wondering what you need to do to make your resume right? Here are three key areas of your resume that you need to make adjustments to when switching careers: 1. Your Job Target/Job Title: Make sure you’re not falling into the trap of listing multiple job targets or titles…
I remember when I used to think having “to obtain a position that utilizes my education and previous work experience while providing opportunities for growth and advancement …” on my resume was cool. Not just cool but what I was supposed to put on my resume. That was ten years ago … at least ……
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Job seeking can be a drawn-out process with many steps involved—any one of which could easily eliminate you as a candidate. The last thing you want is to have your resume—the first step in the process—be the reason you’re not considered for a position. There are a number of actions you can take to make…
Resume branding is a critical concept when developing an interview-worthy resume. It differentiates you from your competitors and truly highlights the unique value that you bring to employers. Rebranding your resume simply means that you’re taking your original, branded resume and you are tweaking it for each different position that you apply to so that…
A recruiter once gave me an excellent tip when she said to change my resume every time I applied for a job. Why I asked? She told me that company recruiters will often use a keyword search to select the candidates that they feel matches the position. This keeps them from having to sort through…