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Current and Future Resume Trends

Current and Future Resume Trends

As I mentioned in an earlier blog post; the word “Resumé” is a North American term coined from the Latin and French words meaning “re-take” and “summary.” It is the word we’ve chosen to define the document which summarizes one’s education, profession and related experiences. ...
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When did “Free” Job Hunting Get So Expensive?

When did “Free” Job Hunting Get So Expensive?

There’s a lot of saturation in the job market these days. The attention span of hiring managers has dropped from 20 seconds to around 9 seconds. As such it’s increasingly harder to get their attention – in a good way, that is. Acquiring the services of a professional career strategist or a dedicated...
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Things you may not want to include in your resume

Things you may not want to include in your resume

Resumes are often the make or break portion of your job search. They can propel hiring managers to either follow-up with you regarding potential employment or throw them in the trash. But it’s often a hair-pulling challenge to figure out how you want to entice the powers that be especially in a one-to-three-page...
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The selling point of your job search strategy

The selling point of your job search strategy

“Just do it,” “Impossible is nothing,” and “I’m lovin’ it!” Can you guess the corresponding brands of these popular advertising slogans? That’s right; these slogans belong to Nike, Adidas and McDonalds. If you’re wondering why they’re popular, it might be because they’re simple...
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Your resume: An extension of your character

Your resume: An extension of your character

Job-hunting is a funny business. The first glimpse employers have of you is a one-to-three-page document. That’s why resumes are often the make or break part of your job search strategy. They’re the first thing employers see of your characteristics. We all want to showcase our best qualities on our...
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Resume Writing for 2011: Tips on how to keep your resume fresh

Resume Writing for 2011: Tips on how to keep your resume fresh

Of the many important documents that will make or break your job search, the resume is the most important of all. While it may be enough to come up with a winning resume, you should realize that your resume is still a work in progress. Knowing the importance of reviewing and keeping it updated will help...
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The true tall tale tweeter: How social media got me into Google

The true tall tale tweeter: How social media got me into Google

*Earl was a recent graduate and unemployed software engineer. He began developing a job search strategy by applying to websites, including Monster, Beyond and CareerBuilder, and by connecting with members in his network. Earl managed to receive a phone interview with Dell. Days later when he followed...
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Resume Rejections: Five Common Mistakes

Resume Rejections: Five Common Mistakes

An attention-grabbing and unique resume has always been emphasized as the one that usually gets an applicant the job interview. If you don’t know how to make one, chances are you’re going to need professional help. If you’d rather do your resume all by yourself, you can always get some useful tips...
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Standard resume still hard to beat in landing a job

Standard resume still hard to beat in landing a job

By Lucy Hyslop, Postmedia News You might have a social network more sinuous than a spider’s web and an online presence that would impress Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg. But when it comes to landing a job, the old-fashioned resume still trumps all. That’s the opinion of three experts in the recruitment...
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How To: Maximize Your Resume Viewing Potential

How To: Maximize Your Resume Viewing Potential

Your position title field is used as the subject field of an email. Whether you are sending your resume via email or posting your resume on an internet job board, It is the first thing a hiring authority will see before even seeing your resume. Here is an example of how this works in layman’s...
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