Transferrable Skills for a Student
You're in your last semester of school and the time has come to create (or polish) your resume for the first job in your chosen career. » Read Full Article
You're in your last semester of school and the time has come to create (or polish) your resume for the first job in your chosen career. » Read Full Article
What makes for a winning student resume? » Read Full Article
Recent high school graduates, some stay-at-home moms, and those individuals who are just starting trade school or vocational college are faced with extra challenges in creating a resume that will prove their worth. » Read Full Article
A Qualifications Summary is your first and best chance to make a favorable impression on a hiring manager. » Read Full Article
Differences between reverse-chronological, functional, and combination resumes » Read Full Article
Everyone knows resumes serve as the quantification of who you are, what you’ve accomplished, and what expertise you can bring to your next employer. A professionally written resume is a necessity in today’s business world that no savvy business person would forego. But today’s business people also need actively managed profiles on the social media... » Read Full Article
That’s the question consciously or unconsciously running through the mind of someone looking through a stack of resumes. That person will often not find the answer if there’s no cover letter from you. Resumes list the information about your skills and experience. Cover letters pinpoint why you should receive serious consideration for a particular job.... » Read Full Article
by Julie Luongo, ResumeEdge.com Editor, CPRW You’ve heard the hype. The economy is bad. There aren’t any jobs to be had. Things are tough all over, kid. But since when do you listen to the naysayers? Sure, you’re not going to step out of college and into a CFO position. But you’re also not stepping... » Read Full Article
by Jennifer Stiglic, BA, ME, CPRW Resumeedge.com Editor Every job candidate faces the same challenge after graduating college – How do I get a job when all I have is a degree? If you look closer, you’ll understand you have more than a degree – you have group projects, research papers, class assignments, honors, activities,... » Read Full Article
by Darlene Zambruski, ResumeEdge.com Managing Editor, CPRW, SME1. An exhaustive listing of everything you’ve done: Hiring managers aren’t interested in details from the beginning of your academic/professional career. Rule of thumb is to go back 10 years for IT professionals and no more than 15-20 years for those in other industries. Hiring managers won’t read... » Read Full Article
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