Tag Archives | Resume

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Compose And Summarize Résumé

In your accomplishment stories, you’re reaching out to capture the reader’s heart and imagination. Once you’ve captured the details of your accomplishment stories, it’s time to boil them down to the few lines you’ll actually use in your résumé.

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Résumé Job Target

A job target is the specific type of position you’re applying for. If there’s more than one position you could apply for, given your background and experience, then you’ll have more than one job target…

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Your Next Employer

Christmas has just passed, and as you unwrapped your gift on Christmas morning, not only was it exactly what you had asked for, but it’s even more than you expected…are you that type of gift to your new employer?

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Job Search Expertise

Expertise is a valued commodity.
Companies pay well for it.
Society grants acclaim and recognition for it.
But how do you develop valuable expertise?

People write books to discuss their area of expertise and educate others.

But how do you develop valuable expertise?

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Job Search Decisions

A job search is a plethora of necessary decisions, decisions that can cause you to feel overwhelmed, because each decision is so important, and so much depends on making the right one. There is a way you can take some of that pressure off and still make all the right choices…

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Create Great Resume

You’ve heard it all your life, your parents would tell you it’s not a good idea to brag or boast about things you’ve done.  Others don’t like to hear it, because it sounds too much like pride. That was good advice when you were a kid. But does it hold true when you’re creating your résumé? To brag or not to brag?

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