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Is your resume as outdated as a suit of armor? If you have not used it for a long time, it is very possible (even likely) that you are highlighting outdated conventions and probably making yourself look like a “dinosaur” job seeker.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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There are so many potential pitfalls for job seekers to step in with their resumes. Make sure you are not telling your potential employer what a great “manger” you are or about your “impotent” work! A funny video ties it all together!

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Need advice about how to avoid typical mistakes job seekers make?

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You need to keep building a bridge between what you offer and what the employer wants. Keep on tweaking that resume for every job if you want a chance to compete in a tough market!

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Are you offering whole apples when they want applesauce? Green beans when they need bananas? Spoon feed exactly what the employer wants to get past the initial screening.

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The first in my series of posts sharing food analogies that pertain to resume writing. Today’s lesson: Don’t order your Chinese food in French!

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Should you include and/or highlight skills on your resume that you know you have but don’t enjoy using? It’s an interesting question, especially in today’s job search environment.

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Some employers still require you to convert your resume to a text-only version. This is easy to do, but requires you to follow a series of steps. Read on for instructions to convert your Word resume to an ASCII file.

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