Resume Blog December Archive

is it really a rare work of art? or simply just a coffee pot?

12/26/09 06:55

One should always be challenged to recognize unique contribution that one might have, in order to make to one's clients, as well as to the world.

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Writing your Resume

In making resumes, Tampa Career Coach Examiner Sara Gordon says that what you need is to make a positive first impression.

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Tool kit for resume writers

The difference is clear, between the quality of that of a good resume over that of a great one. A glorified application is what a good resume can be considered as.

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Making A 'Scannable' Resume

With lot of resumes being passed and submitted on companies, employers now adopted some kind of resume tracking or applicant tracking system. This system automates many of the tasks that are necessary for tracking applicants.

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writing a top gun resume

Learning about writing a job gun resume is very much easy, but like any other thing that is truly worth spending some time on, it can certainly take some getting used to.

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can job statements be transformed into resume accomplishments

Many a time, a client might say to this person that they have no accomplishments to give, and that they just did their job, basically.

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rescuing your rotten Resume in five ways

Probably a little stale and perhaps a lot rotten are most of our resumes out there. It is quite the norm for one to have a not so 'not-boring' resume.

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