The one true test to know if your resume is a great one…
Every Professional Resume Writer, Career Coach, HR Manager and Recruiter has a different opinion when it comes to resume formats:
• One page, two, three or four?
• Font size 10, 11, 12
• Times New Roman, Calibri, or Verdana?
• Include a Summary or not?
And the list goes on and on….. The best way to know if you have a great resume is if you are getting interviews. If you are getting interviews, excellent, you got a winner!
However the one true test to know if your resume is a great one…, if your phone isn’t ringing then you need to make changes. What needs to be improved?
The first step is to customize your resume to the specific position you are applying for. You simply cannot use the same resume over and over again. You need to speak the language of the hiring company. Add those words that are being used in the job description to your resume.
The second step is to consolidate your resume to use only those items that are relevant to the position you are applying for. What were your responsibilities and what did you accomplish?
The third step is to test your new resume. Keep tweaking it until you are getting the results you want!
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
First Impressions
A first impression might be the only one you get to
make. A great suit, shined shoes, and
good grooming will give you a psychological lift and greater confidence in
yourself.
Dress For Success
- Dark,
conservative two-piece suit; white shirt or blouse
- Freshly
polished, scuff-free shoes, dark socks
- Modest
earrings, rings on one finger only and a simple watch
- No
perfume or cologne
- “Quiet”
tie
Dressing appropriately for an interview and you’ll be taking
a long step towards your own success!
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
How to Show
Enthusiasm on an Interview…
Enthusiasm is one of the most important traits you need on
an interview. If you are not excited
about the interview, how will you be excited when you get the job?
First, convince yourself of your value. Armed with this conviction, think positive
with a smile, energy and your enthusiasm will show.
When the hiring manager asks you; “How are you today?” Don’t say good. You want to say… “I am doing great and this
interview is the highlight of my week!” “I am very excited about speaking to
you about this great opportunity!”
This enthusiasm will set the tone for the rest of the
interview.
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