Want to make your best impression?
With over 20 years of helping job seekers write successful resumes, Gail will tailor
her expertise and word crafting skills to your specific needs. Call or email for a
free consult on how to best utilize her services.
How well
did you do? Here are my answers.
- Put
your contact info at the top of every page. Make it easy for the
person who is reading your resume since they may be looking at hundreds
at one time.
- Consider having your targeted job near the top of your resume.
The reader needs to understand right away what you can do for them.
Remember, you need to make it easy for them.
- People
tune out when there is too much text in a paragraph. Bullets can
be helpful, if there are not too many. The challenge is to get
a clear summary of what you have done by showing your accomplishments.
- Strategic
use of these can highlight what is most important for the employer
to know—just do not overuse them on your resume.
- Your
next employer only cares about current and expert level technical and
industry related skills.
- Yes,
be sure to include any recent leadership/chair roles for community
or other organizations.
- This
depends on how relevant your past work experiences are to your
targeted job
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