Don’t draw a dot-to-dot – your resume needs to include all the main points a hiring manager needs to see!

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I was excited to meet John Jantsch, author of the highly acclaimed Duct Tape Marketing. He shared some key thoughts about marketing that perfectly resonate with the advice I give my job seeking clients…

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Making a strong connection between what you offer and what your targeted employer needs is key to reaching for a job that you know you are qualified to do. Here are some tips…

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If you are in a rut with your resume, read on!

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More on avoiding errors that could deter your chances for a great job. It’s time to focus on homophones!

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You can’t be too careful when you write your resume. Studies show that even one typo can eliminate you from consideration.

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Are you sending out “your father’s” resume – or its equivalent? Time for your resume to grow up and get a face lift!

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Video resumes are growing in popularity, as job seekers desperately try to distinguish themselves. However, beware! You could do yourself more harm than good, and a strong, written resume is still key!

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Is your resume as outdated as a suit of armor? If you have not used it for a long time, it is very possible (even likely) that you are highlighting outdated conventions and probably making yourself look like a “dinosaur” job seeker. Read on for another in a series of NYC-inspired posts!

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Art – and resume writing – is in the eye of the beholder. There is no “one size fits all,” and job seekers must evaluate how to appeal to their audience. Read on for more thoughts on resume writing…

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