Interview Coaching, Interview Skills from the Interview Doctor
Need a resume but don’t know where to start. Maybe you have a feeling your resume doesn’t do you justice. The Resume-in-a-Box is a new tool to help you create a resume that reflects your best self! Use this tool to create a resume that looks good and makes your background and experience stand up [...]
Want to know a great little trick to differentiate your resume? Provide a thumbnail sketch of each past employer. That’s it. That will give your resume an edge. Go back right now to your resume, and write a brief summary of each past employer. Include: 1. Industry, 2. Types of products made or services provided, [...]
When you are competing with the world for that first (or next) really interesting professional position, you need to think creatively. New Grad Life blogs a post that caught my eye: ‘Eight Job Tips that Work.’ At least four of the eight are helpful reminders, kind of No-Brainers: (a) Business Cards, (b) Clean Up Your [...]
Buzz Words – are they good or bad? ‘Team player,’ ‘Detailed-oriented,’ ‘Proven track record of success,’ ‘Go-to person,’ ‘Exceptional organizational skills.’ What do you think? Are they generally a good idea, or not? These ‘buzz words’ frequently find their way into resumes. Do they get results? Are they a likely reason for you to get [...]
I often begin my coaching sessions with a few ground rules, so my client and I share an expectation for what we are going to accomplish, then I ask a few broad questions to set the tone. In most cases, my very first question is “Why do you need a resume?”
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