Resumes and Reputations
Erasing Resume Blunders
Sometimes we all wish our life could come equipped with one big eraser – that those things we’re ashamed of or wish hadn’t happened could all but disappear. Unfortunately, though, all of the erasers in our lives are usually equipped ... Read More »
Resumes Outside the Box
One of the biggest barriers individuals find in jumping into a job search is inevitably the dreaded resume. If you’ve been in your job a few years, maybe a decade even, chances are your resume is gathering dust in a ... Read More »
Active vs. Passive Style in Your Business Writing
My college advisor was responsible for numerous exciting breakthroughs in my young life. But even she would say that one of the greatest things she teaches students is the difference between active and passive voice. And while the correct use ... Read More »
How Recruiters See Your Resume
Have you ever wondered what recruiters really look at when they’re reviewing your resume? Well, look no further. Business Insider has given us an innovative and exciting new look at the behavior of recruiters – an actual heat map of of ... Read More »
Write a Great Cover Letter – CareerBuider Video
CareerBuilder.com isn’t just a great job search site, it also has fantastic practical tips for those looking for a job. I highly recommend subscribing to their YouTube channel for short, easy, practical tips like those in the video below – ... Read More »
Resume Tip Numero Uno: PDF It!
Some tips you just think you’ll never have to give. But this one is a MUST, and recently I’ve seen a number of job seekers who are not doing this. So for the benefit of one and all, here’s the ... Read More »
Writing a Fantastic Cover Letter – Getting Your Foot in the Door
The most difficult part of a job search is getting your foot in the door. Whether through networking, cold calling, sending out 50 resumes a day or just plain pounding the pavement, getting noticed is key to getting hired. And ... Read More »
