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No More Generic Cover Letters! By : Judi Perkins
Creating a job search cover letter doesn’t need to be a laborious process. Effective cover letters are short, skimmable and easy to read (a good rule of thumb no matter WHERE your cover letter is going) – three to four paragraphs tops.

If you are answering an ad, address the requirements in the ad and speak to how your experience relates to each. If you are sending the letter cold, make sure your letter reflects some research on the company, how your background relates, a...
13 Resume Mistakes That Can Cost You The Interview By : Judi Perkins
1. A BLAND OR GENERIC OBJECTIVE: If your objective could be applied to a marketing resume as easily as a resume for an accounting position, then your objective says nothing and will get you nowhere. An objective is NOT some required paragraph at the top of the page that is an exercise in 5 lines of job speak. It's an actual and real description of your skills as they're related to who you are and what you want. It should vary with the type of job for which you are applying.
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How to Write Resumes That Build Confidence By : Ruth Anderson
Speaking persuasively about yourself requires confidence, and job seekers who feel confident are more likely to land a job. Fortunately, the same process that can be used to develop a great resume can also be used to build confidence.
Why You Should Write An Interview Thank You Letter By : Stu Pearson
Job searching not only include resumes and interviews, but also involves other activities to ensure that you get the job you want. An interview should never be considered as the end process of job searching. It is also important to write an interview thank you letter.

You must be wondering why you should write an after-interview thank you letter. Here is a list of reasons why it is vital:

Writing a thank you letter after an interview can leave a positive impression wit...
How To Write A Winning Job Interview Letter By : Stu Pearson
Whether employers spend time reading cover letters or not, it is always an excellent idea to include one since it can showcase additional information that is not included in your resume.

Your cover letter should be carefully polished in order to grab the attention of the employer and therefore improving your chance of getting an interview. In writing a job interview letter you can be assured that every word counts.

Experienced employers will carefully evaluate your wri...
The Executive Resume . . . It Better Be Hot Stuff! By : Paul Megan
This key document has to position you in the mind of the decision-maker as someone who is ready to step in and hit the ground running.
Resume Writing - Get That Job By : Jerry Smith
Looking for a new job, whether it is with a new company or a promotion within your own organisation, requires time and effort. To make your job search more effective you need to take five fundamental steps on the road to success
Resume Writing - Things to Consider By : Jerry Smith
You are looking for a job and you are out to land the job of a lifetime. It can happen! Before you consider want ads, job websites, or making inquiries of companies you are interested in, you will need a resume.
Make Your Resume Count! By : Dana Goldberg
How many people do you think apply for each of the jobs that you see listed online or in the newspaper? Every single one of those jobs is going to get at least a few hundred applicants, I am serious! That is why you need to make sure that your resume is one of a kind, that your resume is so fantastic that the employer is going to be driven to read it all the way through. It is your responsibility to make sure that every application and resume you send out is unique and that i...
How Long Should My Resume Be? By : Ian Christie
This article tackles one of life's biggest question: "How long should my resume be?"
The Resume Substitute . . . An Exciting New Innovation! By : Paul Megan
The 21st Century job market requires us to rethink the old ways of doing things.
Is Your Digital Resume All It’s Cracked Up To Be? By : Paul Megan
All we have to do is wait for one or two of those millions of internet users (many of whom are employers) to discover our resume . . . theoretically.
You Absolutely Must Have a "Strategic" Resume Format! By : Paul Megan
To meet the expectations of an employer, here’s how your strategic resume format should look.
An Effective Resume By : John Rivers
Your resume is your sales person. Long before you personally get to meet a potential employee or have an interview your resume will be fighting your corner on your behalf. It is essential, then, that you create an effective resume. Your resume will be one of hundreds, if not thousands, that employers will see so you should ensure that it really stands out and promotes your services. The exact approach your resume will take will depend on you and your circumstances.

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Job That Didn't Work Out? How to Handle it On Your Resume By : Ian Christie
It is very unfortunate when we make the decision to join a company and it doesn’t work out. Do you represent jobs on your resume that were short and didn’t work out? And if so, how do you do so?
15 Tips for Writing a Great Cover Letter By : Ryan Stewart
Your cover letter, in combination with a winning resume, is your primary self-promotional tool and should reflect your main strengths as they apply specifically to the position you are interested in. The following are 15 ways to ensure that your application gets noticed!
Resume Shooting You in the Foot? . . . Take this FREE test! By : Paul Megan
No one is going to hire you on the basis of your resume. An employer has to get to know you before making a decision. So, how does your resume stack up?
Pharmaceutical Sales Cover Letter - How to Make it Great By : Ryan Stewart
So you’re seeking a pharmaceutical sales position? Pharmaceutical sales is a great field and is wide open to outstanding sales people like you. The key to succeeding is in your ability to stand out from the crowd. A great sales cover letter will help you do just that.
Oh No! . . . Not another Electronic Resume Victim! By : Paul Megan
The electronic resume and one of those job websites is definitely NOT the way to go . . . unless you plan to spend months looking for a job.
Listing A Hobby On Your CV Or Resume By : John Rivers
It is becoming more common for people to be asked what their favourite hobby or pastime is on a job application form. It is therefore advisable to include a section on your interests and any hobby that you are actively engaged in on your CV or Resume too. This helps to differentiate your application from all others that have similar experience and qualifications as you do. A hobby can be used as a great ice-breaker at interviews too and you may find yourself discussing your s...
Your Very First Job Search Resume . . . Why Not Make It A Winner! By : Paul Megan
When you’re ready to prepare your very first resume, here are some general rules that can turn it into a winner!
How To Create An Online Resume By : J. Elisha Burke
This is the age of the Internet. No matter what type of job you are looking for, it is necessary that you have a copy of your resume online. An online resume or digital resume saves time and energy. Your resume website link can be easily emailed to anyone that requests it. Having an online presence in most instances will make it easier for you to secure a job in a much shorter time.
The Ideal Resume By : Maxwell Hurst
When one goes for an interview, the potential employer has no idea of who the applicant is. In some cases, the person applied to the ad while others used a headhunter or job site on the internet and matched their credentials for the position.

The first impression employers always look at is one’s resume. Given the many that apply, this usually takes about 30 seconds and so with the limited words, one must be sure that the resume is well written and grammatically correct. ...
Importance of Writing a Great Looking Cover Letter By : James Hunt
When applying for a job one of the most important things is that you have a great looking cover letter. In some cases this is more important than the résumé...
The Importance of A Cover Letter By : J. Elisha Burke
As you begin your job search, you will find that many employers will not only request your resume, but will expect a cover letter as well. Many people overlook the importance of a cover letter, and instead only focus on putting an effort into their resume. However, the cover letter is just as important in getting an employer to call you for an interview. The following article will outline how to write a cover letter with resume.

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