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.

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.
The best way to communicate credible information to a prospective employer is by using accomplishment statements. Effectively written accomplishments will show so much about you…
What is the Summary Statement when you are building your résumé? Let’s define the Summary Statement and determine which topics should be included.
As a Christian, your faith impacts all areas of your life, including your job search.
This is a continuation of my previous blog post Physical Aspects Of A Job Search Part 1, which discussed your diet, sleep, addictions and, personal hygiene. In today’s blog post we will cover exercise patterns, and your time management.
The physical aspects of your job search involve taking care of your body so that it will be able to handle this stress-filled endeavor. What you eat and drink, your personal hygiene, your sleep and exercise patterns, and even your time management are all important to maintaining your health in order to conduct a rigorous job search campaign.
Dealing with the loss of a job, or the decision to make a job change, is an emotionally challenging and draining time. It’s one of the most significant stressors you’ll face. So when you are emotionally spent, don’t be surprised.
The technical aspects of your job search are all about the details. These are the activities necessary to make your search effective and efficient.
Only you can decide what skills and abilities best represent what you have to offer and the direction you desire to take in your job search. Your search should reflect you.
You are a unique individual. Your work history is as unique as you are. It follows that your job search should reflect your uniqueness as well. While aspects of your search will be similar to that of others, other aspects will be yours alone.