Resumes
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Ultimate Resume Writing Dos and Don'ts
By JR Hindman
After years of working in the executive staffing and recruiting industry, collaborating with countless hiring managers and human resource administrators across various industries, I acquired a thorough understanding of what these individuals were looking for in potential job candidates. I began to see patterns, consistencies, universal tendencies, and I began to see just how important a good resume really is.
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Professional Resume Writers - Where's the Beef?
By John J. Peter
Are professional resume writing services, and professional resume writers, worth the money?
The phrase "where's the beef" was first introduced in a Wendy's television commercial in early 1984. It referred to the amount of beef that was between the two sides of the competition's hamburger bun, and it has become a universal phrase that questions the value of a product or service. And, professional resume writing services, most of which are now web-based, certainly fall in the category of services the value of which many people would question.
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The 10-Step Resume Critique
By Peter Hill
Your resume will generally receive a 15- to 30-second scan upon first review by an employer. With that in mind, it is critical that your resume -- your "paper handshake" -- makes a positive first impression and compels the reader to put your resume in the "yes" pile and possibly call you in for an interview.
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How to Build a Resume - The Biggest List of 37 FAQs About Award-Winning Resumes
By Oleg Savchenko
1. What is A Resume?
A resume is a presentation of your qualifications for employer. It lets your employer know what type of job you are seeking and highlights your education, experience, skills and other relevant information. A resume (or CV - Curriculum Vitae) only may be the tips to potential employer for determination whether or not you will be interviewed.