Archive for the ‘Resume’ Category
How to Follow Up After You Submit Your Résumé
After you submit your résumé for a position, should you call the company in a few days? A few weeks? Or just hope that your résumé magically appears on the right person’s desk and not worry about it?
Reaching out to a company can be intimidating and even scary. You might wonder what to do...
April 10th, 2012 | Feature, Job Search, Resume | Read More
10 Resume Tips
Writing, editing, or updating your own résumé can be one of the biggest headaches for many job seekers. While we can’t tell you exactly what the hiring manager for your dream job wants to see in your résumé, we can offer a few tips that may make your work a little easier:
Know your goal and state...
February 17th, 2012 | Feature, Resume | Read More
Write Effective Cover Letters
Your cover letter is an essential piece of a job application. Your résumé is still important, of course, but it is a specialized document that primarily conveys short facts. A cover letter adds personalization and gives you the chance to showcase so much more:
Highlight the most relevant pieces of...
January 12th, 2012 | Feature, Resume | Read More
What Never to Include on your Résumé
Writing a résumé can be challenging, to say the least. You’re creating a hard copy of your experience and attributes that will “sell” you to the hiring manager, and yet you have to be careful not to include overly personal information. This includes your marital status, physical characteristics,...
December 6th, 2011 | Feature, Job Search, Resume | Read More
How to Stand Out When Responding to Employment Ads
In the current economic climate, for every employment ad on a website or in a newspaper, there can be hundreds or thousands of qualified responses. Don’t let this discourage you from following up on suitable opportunities. By following a few guidelines, you can make a positive impression and compete...
November 8th, 2011 | Feature, Resume | Read More



