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  • From General Best Practice To Career Business Case

    From General Best Practice To Career Business Case

    By glassdoor.com, Posted Feb 9th 2012 @ 8:55AM

    By Kevin W. Grossman Recently a dear friend of mine asked for some resume advice. She's in a career transition and wants to open herself up for a related, but a little bit of a stretch move. I'm no resume-writing expert (or more preferred, no online profile writing expert), but I do understand the ...

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  • Resumes In 2012: What's Old, What's New?

    Resumes In 2012: What's Old, What's New?

    By CareerBuilder, Posted Jan 4th 2012 @ 9:42AM

    By Justin Thompson It seems everyone has an opinion on what a resume should contain, how many pages it should be and how it should be formatted. So as we enter into a new year, what are the universally agreed-upon elements that are in, and which ones are now passe? Here are some of the best practices when ...

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  • Tell A Story, Keep It Real & Make Your Business Case

    Tell A Story, Keep It Real & Make Your Business Case

    By glassdoor.com, Posted Dec 26th 2011 @ 10:42AM

    By Kevin W. Grossman "If there are employment gaps or stints shorter than a year, screen 'em out." "Why?" I asked. "Because that means there are deficiencies, problems and/or they're flaky job jumpers and can't be trusted. We've got clients to service with viable candidates with continuous work, and ...

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  • How To Make Room For Supporting Skills On Your Resume

    How To Make Room For Supporting Skills On Your Resume

    By Martin Yate, Posted Dec 9th 2011 @ 10:09AM

    If you want your resume pulled from the databases and read with serious attention, it's common knowledge that it needs to focus on the skills you bring to a single target job. However, employers still want to know about your supporting skills. ...

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  • Go To A Paperless Resume: 4 Ways To Get Results

    Go To A Paperless Resume: 4 Ways To Get Results

    By Come Recommended, Posted Nov 18th 2011 @ 8:14AM

    By Mona Adbel-Halim As you search for a job, keeping track of numerous different resumes can be difficult. Have you ever considered moving to a paperless resume as a way to keep track of your work history and experience? Paperless resumes are easy to create and use. There are a number of sites that offer ...

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  • Seasonal Work On A Resume? 3 Things To Consider

    Seasonal Work On A Resume? 3 Things To Consider

    By Come Recommended, Posted Nov 15th 2011 @ 2:17PM

    By Sean Weinberg Whether you wrapped presents in the mall or were a lifeguard last summer, you probably have worked at least one seasonal position in your career. Seasonal work is a great way to gain experience, make some extra cash, and close large gaps in employment. But what happens when it's time to ...

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  • Anatomy Of An Outstanding Resume [Infographic]

    Anatomy Of An Outstanding Resume [Infographic]

    By David Schepp, Posted Nov 10th 2011 @ 2:40PM

    In today's competitive job market, creating the best resume possible may seem daunting. It can help to view the process much like an elaborate puzzle that comes together piece-by-piece. Begin by making sure all your contact information at the top of page -- the header -- is current and free of errors. In ...

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  • Top 10 Overused Resume Buzzwords

    Top 10 Overused Resume Buzzwords

    By Come Recommended, Posted Nov 8th 2011 @ 3:39PM

    By Anthony Cintron Are you a flexible, motivated, skilled problem solving go-to-person with a proven ability to listen actively and attentively? I bet you're also a strategic thinker with an excellent ability to meet demanding deadlines too. Just be sure not to put that on your resume if you want to get an ...

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  • 4 Reasons Resumes Are Rejected

    4 Reasons Resumes Are Rejected

    By Come Recommended, Posted Nov 7th 2011 @ 3:46PM

    By Ryan Mack Recruiters spend countless hours reviewing resumes and screening candidates. In fact, they spend so much time scanning resumes that they can often do it in a minute or less. As disappointing as that may be, given all the hard work you put into your resume, it's the unfortunate reality. And with ...

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