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Resume Writing Tips
Executive resume writing and sending in executive job applications can be an extensive process, to say the least. There are many considerations you’ll want to keep in mind along the way in order to ensure you catch the attention of recruiters and hiring managers who read your resume and cover letter. By the time you’ve…
Spent your leadership career building a successful operation or team, only to find that you’re now in the job market due to unforeseen circumstances? If your executive reputation has always carried you from job to job, it can be difficult to explain your stature to those outside your circle of influence. In these unprecedented times,…
The Wall Street Journal Online and its partner Fins.com recently published an article stating that distributing your resume too much can actually be harmful to your job search efforts. You can find that article here. It almost seems counterintuitive to state that being “out there” too much could hurt your marketability, but the experts quoted…
At the six-figure level, you’ve probably used some level of marketing to sell aspects of your business to clients—or even sell a prospective employee on why they should join a company. But have you thought about using these same marketing techniques to sell yourself as an executive candidate? If you haven’t, now’s the time to…
One of the challenges associated with creating a hospitality resume is making sure that it zeros in on the position you’re applying for while highlighting the many skills you bring to the table, especially when some may step outside of the realm of the job. If you’re applying for a job in the restaurant sector…
Your objective as a job seeker should always be to create a resume that stands out from the pack in a way that encourages a hiring manager to call you for an interview. There are a lot of great candidates out there that can make standing out a bit of a challenge, but since you…