I see so many resumes every week that I have gotten used to the boring and tired old formats that people use. I think that one of the worst problems that anyone can face when applying for jobs is sending in a less than professional resume. Free resume templates, MS Word templates and so forth are a waste of time. Nothing on those will give you the edge to get ahead and make it past the reject pile. Simply put- you need at least the assistance of a great resume review to know how to position your resume and do it yourself  (and there are Free Resume Reviews… Read More

Well frankly, you are not alone. But the last thing you should do when looking for a new job is tell the person interviewing that you could have killed your last boss. Don't air your dirty laundry and thoughts in public... well at least not in an interview. Here are some helpful interview tips: Be Prepared. Learn about the company/organization you are going to interview at. Know what job you want- and go for it- don't… Read More

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Writing about yourself isn't an easy thing to do. Writing a resume covering your past employment, your skills and making yourself look great is even harder. Make your resume one they can't put down by following some of these helpful tips: Be honest in your resume. When you have your interview, your true personality and experience will come out. Instead of building yourself up into something you're not, work with keywords and phrases that will emphasize your talents and make you look like a million bucks. Make it easy on the eyes.The format of your resume will make or break you as well. Make sure it is easy to read and eye-catching. When you quickly… Read More