Etc. It’s a harmless word. I’ve used it myself in emails and notes, but where’s the one place I cringe every single time I see it? On a resume. Resume writing at its best is short, concise, and tight. Every sentence should have purpose and direction. … Continue reading
Resume tips for stay-at-home moms
In a prior post, we talked about smart career moves for stay-at-home parents, so now we’ll share some tips for updating your resume. First – it ALL counts. Don’t shortchange yourself or your experience. Step back and take a second … Continue reading
There are good writers among us
A recent blog post by Kris Dunn for The HR Capitalist rubbed me the wrong way, and I’d like to take the opportunity to defend my industry. I fear the post will leave many readers with a bad impression of … Continue reading
3 things to do before hiring a résumé writer
While the services of professional résumé writers are valuable to many jobseekers, there is also an investment involved. Take a look at the following three suggestions first before reaching out to a résumé writer. You might be able to tweak … Continue reading
Getting a job without a college degree
A client recently emailed: “I have a situation that I was wondering if you could give some advice on: I sometimes see a job listing for a position that my work experience matches very closely but for which a college … Continue reading