1. Stay Private when Posting Your Resume
January 22, 2009
There are many places online to post your resume, and some sites take steps to secure your privacy. But if you care about your privacy, you must not depend on the site to do it for you.
Contact information in a hard copy of your resume is usually designed to make it as easy to get a hold of ...
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2. Resume Writing Success - The Five Secrets to Working Smarter, Not Harder
January 15, 2009
Are you are working harder than you should be at your job search? And are your results are too low? Let me show you five ways to make it easier while ending up with better job offers for a lot more money. What I'm about to tell you has helped hundreds of job hunters who have been able to work smarte...
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3. Should I Write My Own Resume?
January 15, 2009
How many websites are out there offering free resume advice? Hundreds? Maybe thousands? You can download templates that will format the information you plug in. Major bookstore chains have entire racks devoted to books on how to write your resume. Some books are nothing but sample resumes of which y...
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4. Resume Writing Success - Nine Resume Turn Offs You Must Avoid
January 14, 2009
The conditions are perfect. The employer has a need and they want to interview you. To put it in marketing terms they are "ready to buy", but one quick look at your resume and they set it aside. What happened? Here are the top 9 reasons your resume submissions are not converting to interviews.
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5. Ten Little Online Mistakes that Can Sabotage Your Job Search
January 09, 2009
Your resume is the number one most power job search tool in your arsenal. It has the power to make you successful beyond your wildest dreams. But if you screw it up, it also has the power to stop you dead in your tracks.
1) Overuse of "blasting" to distribute your resume. Mailing or emailing...
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6. How to Choose A Resume Writer
January 09, 2009
Resume writing is a skill and profession just like any other professional service. Unfortunately, many people are hanging up shingles, running ads, and showing up in cyberspace claiming to be resume writers when they have no writing skills, little experience, and no knowledge of their profession. Th...
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7. What Can a A Good Resume Do for You?
January 09, 2009
When you write your resume think about precisely what you want your resume to accomplish for you. If you totally understand what you are shooting for, your chances of getting the job you want skyrocket.
There are some main things a well-done resume attains. These things are separate function...
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8. The Ten Most Common Strategic Blunders People Make on Their Resume
January 07, 2009
A resume is essential when looking for a job. If you don't believe me, try conducting your job search without one. Even if your lucky enough get an interview without a resume, you will be faced with explaining why you do not have one when someone ask you for your resume at the interview. More than e...
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Author: Jay Edward Miller
