Depending on where you are at in your career, it can be totally scary to sit down and write a resume. If you have had a long career, you have pages and pages of experience to document. If you have just graduated college, you are probably trying to make your half a page of experience…
The part of the Resume that candidates struggle with the most is the summary statement. Below we will provide some advice about how to write one effectively. Most candidates are used to using an objective statement, which is no longer recommended.
Algorithm and AI-driven Resume screening may become the trend and could become the norm someday, but at most companies trying to fill critical roles, there is still usually at least one human being spending a few moments deciding whether to put your Resume into the follow-up box or the trash can. And this is why,…
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Self-employed professional looking to re-enter the workforce.
Junior Analyst with a couple years of experience.
Executive Assistant looking to change job functions.
Analyst interested in managing a team.
Photographer/Videographer looking to take on more responsibility as a Producer or Director.
Accountant with a few years of experience in one or more companies.
Experienced Director leading a team of Managers.
Project Manager leading large scale IT Transformation Projects.
CXO interested in exploring new opportunities.
LinkedIn is a business-focused social network utilized by many employers to seek out new candidates. Your “electronic resume” should be optimized with proficient keywords and specific verbiage for recruiters to find you! Having a professionally written profile will showcase your experience and accomplishments in a manner that makes you stand out successfully.
Cover letters are important to express your interest to the job/company you are applying for and help you stand further! These days employers are looking more closely to cover letters than they have been before.
