A well written resume emphasizes your skills and experience and demonstrates your value to employers. In other words, it is a powerful marketing tool that aims to promote your personal brand. Below are some simple rules to follow to ensure your resume gets read by employers. Continue reading
The resume is a marketing document that promotes your relevant talents, skills, experiences, and contributions you have made at your current and past employers. It gives an outline of who you are as a professional and what value you can offer to the company. Your goal is to provide a content rich resume that will make you stand out among other applicants and secure a job interview and eventually win you that desired position. Continue reading
Knowing how to use your resume in the interview might make the difference between getting the job and not getting the job. Below are some relevant tips to help you maximize the use of your resume in the interview. Continue reading
Creating a good resume is the key to finding a good job. If you do not have a good resume, you may find yourself with no job. One of the keys to effectiveness in assembling a resume is knowing how to put your resume job history together. Continue reading
Getting a job is hard work and aside from the education and training you need, you also have to understand how to write and send in a good resume if you hope to get the job. When you need to write an impressive resume there are a few things you can use to help you.
Free resume samples are basically an idea of what you can do with your resume. There are lots of free samples online and they are all there to help you make a decision as to what you will include in your resume. They give you advice about what layout to use and offer the best and most professional option. Continue reading
When it comes to writing a good IT resume, all you need is a well organized, professional looking resume that speaks to your technical IT competencies and value. You will also need to have an understanding of how the resume needs to be written. Below, we are going to give you 5 tips on writing IT resumes… Continue reading
Are you trying to compose a resume, but you are not sure where to start? There are many different styles of resumes out there, but we recommend you looking into using the “hybrid” combination resume. When you are writing a combination resume, you will have the option to emphasize your abilities and skills, your education background, and who you have worked for. If you have the flexibility to place your information in an order that suits your style, tastes, and background, then the combination resume is a great idea. This style of resume is also great in enabling you to tweak things much easier for specific employment situations. Continue reading
Not all resumes are created equal, and not all resumes will be written for the same purpose. For some, their career will never change throughout their working life. But most of us are not so lucky. Many of us will find ourselves out of work and faced with a job market that will not offer anything that directly relates to our past experience. Writing career changing resumes contain many of the same elements as any resume, but some things are different. Continue reading
For all job seekers their resume is the exhibition of their experience and skill sets. Especially in some fields like software engineering, the resume plays an important role in defining the job prospects of the candidate. The 20-second resume scan of a candidate done by employer often decides the fate of the candidate. Due to this reason, it is very important that the candidate gets his / her resume ready to grab employer’s attention. Continue reading
When you show up to your interview with a short and concise resume you will have an advantage over the person who hands the interviewer a long rambling life story. Put yourself in the shoes of employers who interview for a living. Depending upon the size of the company, employers may receive hundreds of resumes a day. Employers are prioritizing resumes based on the relevance and readability of information. If the potential employer has to turn the page to read about your education and then turn back to read about your work experience, then you will more than likely get overlooked. Continue reading
