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	Five Tips for Writing a Compelling Résumé by Nimish Thakkar - Sep, 2010 Résumés have come a long way since they were just typed pages that chronologically listed employment histories, job duties, and educational qualifications. Hiring managers are inundated with hundreds of résumés that still follow “old school”. In a competitive economy, however, a résumé ...
	Does your résumé feature an endorsement? by Nimish Thakkar - Aug, 2010 Celebrity and customer endorsements -- those attention-grabbing testimonies and user accounts on popular commercials -- have also been used to make candidate résumés meatier, minus the celebrities of course. Career coaches and professional résumé writers often showcase snippets of emplo...
	Top Five Resume Myths Exposed by Nimish Thakkar - Aug, 2010 From screening job applications to conducting interviews, hiring practices have undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade. Despite all the changes, common resume myths continue to plague job search practices at all levels. The article attempts to debunk some of these myths. ...
	Establishing your brand in your cover letter by Debra Wheatman - Aug, 2010 Establishing your brand in a cover letter can be a tricky thing. You want to be creative, yet professional. So if the prose is stifled, the reader can actually feel how the writer struggled with every word, every sentence, and every thought. Here are a few tips to help get the creative ...
	Filling out job applications… Why and How? by Harry Urschel - Jul, 2010 In an age of online application processes, and emailed resumes, why do so many companies still have you fill out a paper job application when you arrive for an interview or before they make you an offer? You would think they have all the information they need from you already, why is it...
	3 Ways to Capture Leadership Value in Your Executive Resume by Laura Smith-Proulx - Jul, 2010 So you’ve written and re-written your executive resume, but it still doesn’t feel right to you? Maybe you’ve added metrics and detailed your career promotions, all to no avail. If so, it might be time to up your game—especially if you want to generate interviews. To create a powerful an...
	GetHired!™ Guide Chapter 3 - Basic Resume Writing by GetHired!™ - Jul, 2010 BASIC RESUME WRITING The most important tool in a job search is your resume, yet it is also perhaps the most misunderstood. Having a great resume is essential in a job search – it’s the primary communication tool to the stakeholders involved in the hiring...
	GetHired!™ Guide Chapter 5 - Advanced Resume Writing by GetHired!™ - Jul, 2010 ADVANCED RESUME WRITING Having proper format, length and style in your resume is a good first step in having a resume that can get you hired. For great results, you’ll need to take your resume to the next level. This process will take some work and m...
	What’s the Difference Between a Resume, CV and Bio? by Thomas J. Denham - Jul, 2010 When it comes to packaging and marketing your background, you have three main choices: 1) a resume, 2) a CV (curriculum vitae) or 3) a bio (career biography). There are some significant differences. You will need to determine the reader’s preference - do they want something short, someth...
	Keywords And Resumes: Don’t Miss The Point by Judi Perkins - Jul, 2010 Keywords. The very phrase is enough to freak job seekers out. “Does my resume have enough?” “Is there any such thing as too many?” “Should I change it for every ad?” Conventional wisdom says a resounding YES for the last question. Consequently, job seekers end up with multiple resumes...
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	Get Started with GetHired!™ by GetHired!™ - Jul, 2010 Are you ready to GetHired? We’ve created a collection of resources to help – everything from checklists, examples, how-to’s and templates to help you get hired. If you are looking to learn more about job search or have your questions answered, we’r...
	GetHired!™ by GetHired!™ - Jul, 2010 Post your resume so employers can find you easily. Employers’ top strategies to finding candidates are through online job sites. ...
	GetHired!™ Create Your Resume by GetHired!™ - Jul, 2010 Post your resume so employers can find you easily. Employers’ top strategies to finding candidates are through online job sites.
	Improve Job Search Success - Add a Resume Objective Statement! by Marcia Robinson - Jul, 2010 I just read a post on a new career blog where the writer proclaimed that resume objective statements are unnecessary. I don't agree! Of course I don't support resume objective statements that say nothing, but I know for sure that a resume objective is a good way to get the reader's atte...
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