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Twelve Things Employers Want To See in Your Resume & Interview

Written on 22 Dec, 2010 at 16:14

mysalary.com Has Posted a Nice Set of Twelve Job Hunting Tips (Referred to as “12 HR Hot Buttons) Maybe holiday time is a good time to give that resume a fresh look, and to work on your interview preparation, considering... (Continue reading)

Top 10 Resume Tips for Career Changers

Written on 17 Mar, 2010 at 22:58

Guest post by Katherine Jewell, author of New Resume, New Career Millions of Americans have been forced into career changes by struggling industries and tough economic times. There’s a danger of appearing over-qualified, or not experienced enough, when competing for... (Continue reading)

Online Job Search and Recruitment Part III — Five Tips for Getting Your Online Resume Noticed

Written on 13 Apr, 2009 at 5:00

So Many Resumes, So Little Time In the late 1990′s, I helped my boss screen candidates for a new position. It was my job to review the resumes and separate them into two piles: “Interview” and “Send Immediate, Polite Rejection... (Continue reading)

Making a Resume: What to Do if You Make a Mistake

Written on 7 Mar, 2009 at 20:00

Mistakes Happen You spent hours looking over your resume. You used spell check and proofread it. Then you printed it off and mailed or emailed it to your prospective employer. But after you went through the process of making a... (Continue reading)

Resume Tip: Five Ways To Prevent Emailed Resumes From Getting Blocked as Spam

Written on 24 Feb, 2009 at 5:00

If you’re looking for work and creating a resume, you should not only carefully review the resume, but also consider some tactics to make sure your emailed resume isn’t getting lost in employers’ spam email filters. If you’re on the... (Continue reading)

Need Help With Resume?

Written on 14 Feb, 2009 at 0:01

You’ve got an excellent education and good work experience. You’ve been sending out your resume to company after company, and haven’t even been getting a nibble, let alone a call to come in and interview. Sound familiar? Wondering what’s wrong?... (Continue reading)