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  • Three Common Resume Questions Answered
    How many times have you found yourself in the midst of writing your resume when you realized that there were some questions you simply had to have answered before you could move forward Everyone has probably been in this predicament at least once during a resume-writing experience
  • Executive Resume Writing: Get the Top-Level Job You Deserve
    Securing a top-level job (executive, senior manager or senior professional) may seem like an impossible task, especially if this is your first time applying for one But if you feel that you’re ready to take that next step in your career, you can certainly get the job you want – you’ll just have to put in the necessary work by creating a great resume
  • Writing Resumes For Federal Jobs
    So you’re looking to land your first Federal job and are just about to start working on your resume Stop right there
  • The Resume Vs. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
    Have you ever wondered what the differences are between a resume and curriculum vitae In college, you may have heard about them both, yet since graduating, you probably have heard less about the CV and more about the resume
  • Use Your Resume to Help You Move up the Corporate Ladder
    So, you’ve been working in the same position for several years and now feel the time is right to elevate your level of responsibility along with your title and salary However, with this being your first time attempting to move into a more prominent role, you have no idea where to start
  • Developing the Right Resume and Attitude For an Uncertain Economy
    There is no doubt that our current economy is a little scary to say the least Companies are laying off in mass numbers while gas, food, and energy costs are reaching record highs
  • Creating Your Cover Letter When Feeling Overqualified
    Are you highly skilled in your profession, yet seeking a job that for which you are probably overqualified It is never bad to come into a position already encompassing a boatload of skills
  • Optional Resume Sections: Deciding When (And Which) to Include
    Writing a resume can be complicated if you’re not sure how to convey the message that you’re the right person for the job A good way to get this accomplished, however, is by choosing the right sections to include in your resume
  • How to Create Your Cover Letter When Switching Careers
    You have recently made the decision to exit one career and enter a new one, which can be both exciting and a little bit scary But while the choice to make the career switch was probably a grueling one, the prospect of explaining your lack of job experience to potential employers is probably downright terrifying
  • Writing a Cover Letter: Research Tips Worth Exploring
    The process of applying for a job can be taxing to say the least But the process of writing a cover letter can be downright exhausting - especially when you’re unsure of how to express your interest in that job you’re applying for
  • Creating Resumes For Contract and Temporary Positions
    Looking to apply for a new contract or temporary position but are unsure of how to create the right resume You’ll be happy to know that writing resumes for these types of positions is not as difficult as you think
  • Fake It 'till You Make It: Creating A Passionate Cover Letter
    Are you applying for a new job but are not thrilled about the work it might entail You may be seeking an entry-level position and don’t want to be someone’s assistant, yet you know it’s a necessary step to getting your foot in the door
  • How To Avoid Laundry List Resumes
    The process of writing a resume can be very tedious There are often so many jobs and responsibilities to include that many people find themselves wanting to create the simplest one possible just to avoid the grunt work
  • Using Your Cover Letter To Turn Weaknesses Into Strengths
    When applying for a new job, it can sometimes be difficult to explain a huge gap in employment, or lack of relevant employment, when all you have is your resume to do the talking This is why it is recommended that you include a cover letter with your resume
  • Creating The Right Resume For The Right Job
    So you’ve recently started searching for jobs in your field and have discovered an opening that matches your qualifications and career goals to a tee The only problem is that you’re not sure how to create a specific resume for this job
  • Resume Tips For Career Fairs And Online Job Banks
    If you’re all set to attend a career fair – or are looking to post your resume on an online job bank – and are concerned about how to create a resume for companies you have yet to meet, you are not alone

    Fortunately, there are ways to create great resumes capable of catching the eyes of potential recruiters no matter what venue you’re working with
  • Resume Tips For Those Lacking Job Experience
    Are you looking to acquire your first job in many years – or your first job ever – and have heard that without experience you have no chance of finding employment Well rest assured that this couldn’t be more wrong
  • Writing Resumes And Cover Letters – Words And Phrases To Avoid
    Have you ever sat down at your computer with tons of information to include in both your cover letter and resume but didn’t know where to go from there Many people get stuck at this stage because they’re afraid they might use the wrong words to describe their skills and accomplishments
  • Your Resume’s Design – How Important Is It?
    The thought of writing a resume can be intimidating to say the least There is so much to consider that the process can easily leave you too exhausted to continue – even before you start
  • Grinning Through The Pain Of Your Job Search
    Sometimes no matter how much you try you can’t - and don’t want to – make your current job work for you Maybe it’s too many demands coming from too many places; maybe it’s the lack of systems that is driving you crazy
  • It’s Time For The Holidays… And Writing Your Resume?
    It’s already Holiday time and you’re sitting there wondering where the year went, right Perhaps you’re looking at what you’ve accomplished over the last 12 months and where to set your sites on for next year
  • Is Your Cover Letter Fast Food Or Five Star?
    If you’ve been job hunting for some time now, you probably have come to the realization that it’s a jungle out there It’s a jungle with lots of job seekers vying for the exact positions that you are seeking
  • Take A Side Job For The Sake Of Your Career
    When was the last time you looked at your life and said, “How in the world did I get here” A month ago
  • Cover Letter Mistake #2: Who Are You And Why Should I Interview You?
    Have you ever been reading some piece of literature and as you’re reading you realize you have no idea what the point of the whole piece actually is It’s very annoying and you’re likely not to read another word because you feel like you’ve already wasted your time
  • Cover Letter Problem #1: Mystery Hiring Manager
    Here’s the situation: the job posting has only the title of the hiring manager or simple just “Hiring Manager” Frustrating, isn’t it
  • Signs Your Resume Has Gone Bad
    If you’ve ever been in the position to review resumes and cover letters, then you know there are some funky ones out there But what really makes a resume a bad resume
  • What Makes Your Job Search Go ‘Round
    It’s no secret: your job search can be a drag And it can be very draining on your psyche
  • Moms Going Back To Work For Financial Security
    There has been a ton of discussion lately about stay-at-home moms sacrificing their financial health for the sake of raising their children Whether you agree or disagree with this statement, there are a lot of moms returning to the workforce to make an extra buck and keep their foot in the corporate world
  • 5 Ways Your Cover Letter Says, ‘I Don’t Want This Job’
    Cover letters can be a great way to get employers to notice you Of course you always want to send one but what are some ways that your cover letter can actually hurt your chances of getting interviews
  • The ABCs Of Effective Resume Writing: Part 6 – Getting It Into The Right Hands
    Having a great resume doesn’t do you any good if you can’t get the people in power to read it Many job seekers believe that there is an end all be all to doing just this

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