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    Tried and True Resume Standards
    Tamara Dowling

    Tried and True Resume Standards

    Distinguishing yourself from the crowd is smart. Sometimes an unconventional tactic will make a splash. It is worth noting that unconventional resume tactics can make a negative impression rather than the desired positive impact. When writing your resume, do you know the standards? There are several tried and true resume standards that are worth following. Here are a few examples of standards from which you should not stray. Start with a Strong Profile Objective statements
    Why Your Resume Needs a Profile
    Tamara Dowling

    Why Your Resume Needs a Profile

    A resume profile may be the most powerful element of a resume. That is why it is at the top of page, just below the candidate's name and contact details. The profile puts the entire resume into context. More importantly, the profile proclaims in about fifty words why the candidate is an excellent match for the job at hand. Without a profile, a resume is not framed with a purpose. The candidate's suitability may not be immediately evident without a profile. Is an objective st
    Top 3 musts for job hunters who have not had to look for a job in recent years
    Jennifer Malach (Guest Contributor)

    Top 3 musts for job hunters who have not had to look for a job in recent years

    The following are the top 3 musts for job hunters who have not had to look for a job in recent years: 1. Creating (or updating) your LinkedIn profile is a must. There are various tutorials available on how to create and manage your profile, ask for recommendations, upload project work and videos, and highlight your work history. Including a professional picture is most important. LinkedIn profiles with photos receive 50-70% more inquiries than those profiles without a picture
    Sharing an Article from Bain & Company
    Tamara Dowling

    Sharing an Article from Bain & Company

    You might find this article as interesting as I did. The article is "Charting the Course: Getting Women to the Top" and was posted in the Business Insights section on Bain.com on January 31, 2017. It was written by Melissa Artabane, Julie Coffman and Darci Darnell. Follow this link to read the article. As you "chart your career course," we would be happy to help.

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