3 Easy Ways to Tweak Your Resume for a Specific Job
Crafting a well-written resume is no easy task, so no one wants to start from scratch every time they apply. The good news is, you.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Giving Your Job Search a Dose of Personality
There’s a reason resumes, cover letters, and interview processes exist, and it’s because they allow recruiters to filter applicants based on their professional qualifications quickly..
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10 Things Not to Put in Your CV (Infographic)
Our specialty might be helping our clients craft a resume that helps them stand out on paper, but we also spend a fair amount of.
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3 Things You Can Do to Improve Your Resume Instantly
The good news is a recruiter wants to take a look at your resume. The bad news is she wants it by tomorrow, and you.
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Questions from Redditors Part 3: Executive Drafts owner Jeremy Shreve answers some of Reddit’s resume FAQs
Here at Executive Drafts, we love engaging directly with people and providing high-value, completely free advice. We are frequent contributors on Reddit, where we have.
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How an Applicant Tracking System Reads Your Resume [Infographic]
Have you wondered how an applicant tracking system (ATS) works? Or how important it actually is? While ATS systems have been primarily used in tech-focused.
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Questions from Redditors Part 2: Executive Drafts owner Jeremy Shreve answers some of Reddit’s resume FAQs
Here at Executive Drafts, we love engaging directly with people and providing high-value, completely free advice. We are frequent contributors on Reddit, where we have.
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Questions from Redditors Part 1: Executive Drafts owner Jeremy Shreve answers some of Reddit’s resume FAQs
Here at Executive Drafts, we love engaging directly with people and providing high-value, completely free advice. We are frequent contributors on Reddit, where we have.
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A College Student’s Guide to Landing Your First Job
Congratulations—it’s taken four years of hard work (or five, or six—we won’t judge!) and now you’re preparing to walk across that stage and pick up.
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How to Negotiate a Gap in Your Career
There are lots of reasons that people have to take an employment hiatus—caring for a loved one, personal illness, getting laid off, staying at home.
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Write for the Reader: How to Gain a Hiring Manager’s Perspective and Increase Your Value
I read many, many resumes each month, yet I’m still surprised how many people have trouble looking at things from the hiring manager’s point of.
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9 Tips for Turning Your Military Performance Report Bullets into a Civilian Ready Resume
Whether you’ve been in the military for two years or twenty, translating your military work experience into recruiter-friendly language for the civilian world can be.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Navigating an Out-of-State Job Search
As a job candidate, you may have a surplus of reasons for seeking out-of-state employment. Perhaps you’re supporting your partner in their career growth, or.
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The Top 5 Reasons Your Resume Isn’t Getting Callbacks
You’ve spent hours in all of your free time (insert eye roll here) trying to write a resume that *hopefully* communicates your skills and experience.
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The Dos and Don’ts of References
It’s a tale as old as resume-writing time: you start by writing an award-winning resume and wrap it up in a nice package by slapping.
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Some Of The Worst Words To Use On Your Resume
The purpose of a resume is to paint the best professional picture of yourself as possible in a relatively short amount of time. When people.
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A Quick Post On Quick Fixes For Your Resume
Did you just stumble upon an opening for your dream job at your dream company? Is that job opening closing today?! Take a breather! Sending.
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Are You as Smart as Your Resume Implies?
It’s one thing to add a college, graduate program, or certificate on your resume, but if you have an engineering degree and you don’t know.
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Some Hard Truths about Searching for a Job
“Could you take a quick look at my resume and tell me what you think?” If we had a dollar for every time we’ve been.
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10 Things NOT to Put in Your Resume
Your resume is your first impression on a potential employer. A well-written document is a strictly objective and succinct recap of your professional. Avoid turning.
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The Objective Brag: Showing resume strength and confidence without sounding cocky
“I don’t know what I can put on my resume without sounding cocky.” The voice on the other end of the call belonged to a.
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You Might Need a Professional Resume Writer If…
When you’re searching for a job, your resume is the most important marketing tool you will employ. In fact, most recruiters or hiring managers rely.
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How to Create a “When Can You Start?” Resume
First impressions are still a big deal, so since your resume is your first introduction to a hiring manager, isn’t it imperative that it stands.
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A Resume Guide for Senior-Level Professionals
You’ve risen through the ranks. You started with internships and entry-level scutwork, made your mark as an individual contributor, and now you’re finding yourself in.
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5 Simple Changes to Update Your Resume
Spring is almost here and you still haven’t updated your resume! If you’re still contemplating what needs to be changed, here are five simple things.
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