If you are having a hard time trying to create your resume, or if the results you are looking to achieve just aren’t happening- instead of getting frustrated, hire a professional resume writer. There are literally hundreds to thousands of professional resume writing services that vary in price- and- quality. Honestly, there is no point [...]
The truth of the matter is this- employers and recruiters usually make their judgment about your resume in about 5 seconds. So, in this extremely short time frame the most important aspect will be your resume title and focus so be sure to grab their attention so that they will be intrigued to read further. [...]
Use the right keywords With the age of technology, many companies and recruiters are using digital databases to search for potential candidates to hire on. This means they query their database on specific keywords and if your resume doesn’t offer those specific keywords that are being searched, you will miss out before you even get [...]
For some people, creating your resume is a daunting task; however, once you are done with the first draft of your resume, proofread it or have someone proofread it for you. The old saying having more than one set of eyes can catch an error is very true and if you have spent some time [...]
When you are creating your resume or having a professional resume created for you, include your email address which should be at best professional sounding. For example, you could create your email address as lisa@xyz.com or lchapman@yahoo.com instead of email addresses like butterflylady@yahoo.com or even using your current employer’s email address. Go ahead and create [...]
I just want to remind you when you are creating your resume that you should always begin sentence with capital letters; unless it is a title. When creating your resume and describing your professional progression, if you are currently employed, you want to speak in the presence tense; otherwise past tense would apply. Start your [...]
When seeking a new career or position, even if you have the required qualifications, your resume should express that you are interested; otherwise, don’t apply. Interest is not only shown in cover letters but can emanate from your resume and during your interview. Be specific. Show you did your research and know what you are [...]
Your resume objective is one of the most difficult sections to create but keep in mind that your resume objective should stay focused. Instead of telling potential employers what you want, you should express your value so they have a clear understanding of what you bring to the table; ultimately, telling the potential employer that [...]
When creating your resume to include your qualifications, the "Summary of Qualifications" is what will leverage you ahead of your competition. A well-written Summary of Qualifications will set the tone and focus for your resume.Although your heading may read "Summary of Qualifications," you could think of it as your strengths and the value you bring [...]
When creating your resume, including your education doesn’t necessarily mean you have to have a degree. Dig a little deeper such as including certifications you have earned, because this only makes your resume stronger. If you are still enrolled in school obtaining a degree, include the information and your academic goals. Also include any association [...]