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Around the Web: 6/28/07

Posted June 28th @ 12:17 am by carmen

Regardless of your chosen profession, there are several steps you should follow to get to the top of your field. Freelance Switch provides practical advice to achieving success, all you need is dedication.
Informational interviews can lead to new opportunities, especially for career changers. Like every part of the job search process, there are rules to […]

More E-Mail Tips for Job Seekers

Posted June 20th @ 5:23 pm by carmen

Here are a few more e-mail guidelines for sending your resume electronically.
E-Mail Subject Heading
If the job listing does not give instructions for the subject heading you should at least include the job title. Other information that is useful for hiring managers are job number and department (if provided). The goal is to make this process […]

Ditch the Career Objective…Say Hello to the Qualification Summary

Posted May 31st @ 10:37 am by carmen

Objective statements are often too generic to be effective on any resume. Statements such as “Seeking an exciting and challenging position in [insert career field here]” or “To utilize my skills in [blank] to achieve [some professional goal]”, do not give an employer any insight into your professional experience. You can include your objectives - […]

Polish Your Resume. Turn Job Duties into Accomplishments

Posted May 29th @ 10:48 am by carmen

What exactly are accomplishments?
They are concrete examples that support your job responsibilities. They can be measured quantitatively, qualitatively, or in awards, promotions, and raises.
Why should you include them in your resume?
Employers want to see accomplishments not just job duties. By listing accomplishments, employers get an accurate picture of your contributions to a specific company. Presenting […]

How To Ace Your Phone Interview

Posted May 21st @ 9:51 pm by carmen

A phone interview is your first introduction to a potential employer. It is part of the initial screening process where recruiters narrow down qualified candidates to those they would like to meet in person.
Preparation
Research the company by visiting their website. Take time to read related press releases, industry trade articles, and case studies. Gather knowledge […]

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