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Resume Writing Tips

4 Ways to Make Resume Writing a Fulfilling Process

November 3, 2011 /

When writing resumes during the job seeking process, does it sometimes feel like you’ve become a robot of sorts?  Like you’re simply writing the same resume over and over again without any real meaning behind it? It’s very possible that you could develop a disconnect of sorts between the writing process and the actual meaning…

Ready for a High-Paying Hospitality Career? Consider These Resume Adjustments

November 1, 2011 /

The hospitality industry offers a large number of amazing employment opportunities, largely due to its vast array of career options.  Whether you’re looking to become an executive chef or casino general manager, you could easily boost your income into the six-figure range.  But doing so will require making some adjustments to your resume. Highlight and…

What Makes Your Nursing Resume Stand Out From the Pack?

October 28, 2011 /

If you’re just getting your start in nursing or are a seasoned professional looking to switch jobs for the first time in years, the idea of facing competition in your job search can be quite intimidating.  Fortunately, you can use your resume as a leveraging tool to give you the advantage you need. Nurses are…

How to Overcome Executive Job Hopping in Your Resume

October 27, 2011 /

Are you so in love with your career that you’ve managed to switch jobs more than the average executive simply to test the waters at multiple employers?  Or have you suffered back-to-back layoffs in the uncompromising job market that has left workers of all levels struggling to stay employed? Unfortunately, as today’s executive job seeker,…

Is It Time to Retire the Old Resume and Start Fresh?

October 26, 2011 /

Everyone has something they consider “tried and true” that has provided them with consistent results every time.  For some job seekers, that something is their resume.  It’s possible that, 10 years ago, when they conducted their previous job searches, it worked wonders in scoring a lot of interviews.  But these days, after initiating a new…

Let Your Resume Show Prospective Employers That You’re Truly Invested

October 21, 2011 /

A common problem that employers have with job seekers’ resumes is that they fail to show how interested the candidate is in working for the specific company.  Instead, organizations often receive resumes offering a long, detailed list of everything the candidate has accomplished but no real explanation of how these accomplishments can help the company.…