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I find myself with a certain level of paranoia when it comes to securing and retaining my job. I know I am supposed to update my resume frequently in order to avoid being unprepared for a sudden, unexpected departure, but what else can or should I do to protect myself in these uncertain times? More>>
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I am always so excited when a client comes to me with a "dream" job in mind. While the fact that my client will be applying for only one job certainly adds pressure, as I want to make sure the resume is perfect for that one "dream" opportunity, it also provides me with a chance to be ultra targeted in my content and presentation. More>>
Brian had not needed a resume in many years and was unfamiliar with the "new" approach to resume writing. Opening his resume with an objective statement, he demonstrated that he needed a little education on how to strategically position himself for entry into one of the toughest markets in recent history. More>>
Sandra came to me with a wealth of nursing experience and some major concerns. More>>
At 55-years-old I needed to write my first resume. I have worked since the age of 18. I suppose not needing a resume was a good thing as it meant I was always referred for opportunities by my friends or co-workers, but now having been downsized as a Baby Boomer I find myself in unfamiliar territory. More>>
I recently graduated with a Master's degree in Library and Information Science. I am heavily applying to a wide variety of jobs, and try to adapt my resume to each position; however, I feel as though I am not giving enough detail. I would greatly appreciate your thoughts! More>>
Bailey came to me—seeking resume assistance—as a new nurse wanting to advance her career and gain entry into a graduate nursing program. More>>
I have more than 30 years of human resources, engineering, and project management experience. I retired and moved on to a position with a nonprofit trade association. I was very successful, however I resigned from that position. I have been trying to get back into nonprofit trade association management without much luck. Should I forget about mentioning my 30 years of HR experience? More>>
One of the issues I and many other entrepreneurs face, is a stigma in the potential employer's mind of "Can this person work for anyone, after he/she has been his/her own boss?" What advice can you provide the thousands of former business owners who are now seeking to become employees? More>>
I was recently laid off and have been conducting an unsuccessful job search. I don't possess that coveted trophy called a "degree." It frustrates me that so many employers require it with positions for which I know I would otherwise qualify. More>>
There are several areas on a resume to which candidates do not pay enough attention. I have found this is not as a result of a lack of effort, but due to limited understanding regarding what can distract a hiring manager and disqualify a candidate. More>>