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Your resume stinks! It’s time for some spring cleaning!
Have you noticed a slew of new job listings going up recently? There’s a reason for that: Spring is prime hiring season for many organizations. If you want to compete, it’s important to make sure your resume is current when … Continue reading
Resume Rabbit
After deciding to make a career change, the last thing you need to have happen is for your employer to accidentally find out that you’re looking for a new job. But there are steps you can take to keep your … Continue reading
Find a job you love
1) Self-assess: Finding a job you love involves knowing yourself and what you want. Do you have specific talents or skills that could be of use? How does your past job experience and education fit in? As you prioritize your … Continue reading
Words that will KILL your resume!
1) Tie words to actual results. Link your skills to specific results that demonstrate your competence. Figure out how all these buzzwords describe you and give the detail through which a reader will come to the conclusion you want. For … Continue reading
Can you send your resume to 1000 companies
There’s nothing easy about job searching. What’s especially frustrating for many job seekers is a disappointing response rate. However, it’s important to note that a job search is based on a numbers game. For example: If you get your resume … Continue reading
Job Search Rules to Get Landed
WASHINGTON, D.C. — First, break the rule that tells you to send a stiff, formal resume that makes you sound like every other banana in the bunch. Forget that! You have your own voice and personality. You won’t come across … Continue reading
3 Job Search Myths…Busted!
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Job seekers frequently go into the job search process with assumptions about how to present themselves and what employers want to hear. Preconceived notions need to be challenged in order for a job search to be successful. … Continue reading