Posts Tagged ‘resume services’

What’s the Right Number of Pages for a Good Resume Anyway?

Friday, October 8th, 2010

 

If you have gone through all the resume writing tips all over the Internet then you probably thought of tons of things you should include in your resume. But the catch here is that you should be able to cramp all those up in just a few pages.

 

Think about it, piles and piles or resumes are received for every sought after job position that has an opening. Because of this, recruiters only spend an average of 15 seconds scanning through each resume. If your resume is so long that it seems like a novel then who would read it?

 

The right number of pages for a good resume is two pages period! One is acceptable.… Read More

How to Plan Your Resume Content

Tuesday, August 10th, 2010
You’ve probably lost track of the number of times you’ve heard people say: You can’t just rush out and find that perfect job; you need to write a resume that would put you in the spotlight. But your problem is not that you don’t recognize the importance of an outstanding resume. Your dilemma runs more on the question: How do you present yourself in the resume and write everything in the limited space that a little piece of paper provides? Careful planning, that’s how. Check the following tips on how to plan your resume content.

 

1. Identify your resume target. Think of resume writing as a journey; you have… Read More

Is Your Resume or Cover Letter Stopping you From Getting Your Dream Job?

Monday, July 26th, 2010

 

Isn’t it just frustrating how you sent out hundreds of resumes and cover letters, but none of them ever gets you a favorable reply? If you’re going through this, then there’s just one explanation for it: something is wrong with either your cover letter or your resume. I know it’s tough, especially if you feel like you’ve given it your all. To help you out, here are some reasons why your resume or cover letter is stopping you from getting your dream job:

 

One of them is (or both of them are) too lengthy In today’s competitive environment, no recruiter has the luxury of going through resumes… Read More

Stepping Out of Uniform (How to Shift from Military Jobs to Civilian Jobs)

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

 

 

(You asked for it, Katrina...and you got it!)

 

People change jobs all the time and so do military men (and women). It’s a great leap, but it’s not any different from changing careers as most people do to cope with the changing times. The challenge here is how to translate your skills and achievements in the military in a way that appeals to corporate needs.

 

Here are some tips to help military personnel make the switch to a corporate setting:

 

Socialize Being in the military means that you have been confined to a work environment typically more rigorous and… Read More

Do I Need a Resume Writer?

Friday, June 11th, 2010
thinking Let's face it....sometimes there are people who have a terrific grasp of what their role is in a company, but just don't have the chops to put it all down on paper (or online) for a hiring manager. No worries, these days professional help is available if you really need it!

 

Here are some reasons why you need to hire a resume writer:

 

They… Read More

Why You Should Hire a Resume Writer

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009
Is you resume lacking in the results department?  Perhaps you need the help of a professional resume writer. There are a variety of reasons why you should hire a professional resume writer.   Your resume may be weak and is not getting attention and results.  Perhaps your resume is not targeting the specific job or industry you want.
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Top Resume Tips

Sunday, October 25th, 2009
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