Show How You Fill the Employer’s Needs
Years ago, a resume was a “one-resume-fits-all” solution. The resume simply said, “This is who I am, what I have done, and I hope you...
Accomplishments, Results, and Scope of Authority
One of the most common issues I see with client's prior resumes is a lack of accomplishments with measured results and the omission of...
Managing Unexpected Career Changes
Colby is a bright, energetic pharmaceutical sales rep who grew up in Laguna, California. She never lived more than a couple of miles from...
Accomplishments, Results, and Scope of Authority
One of the most common issues I see with client's prior resumes is a lack of accomplishments with measured results and the omission of...
Using the Microsoft Word Resume Assistance Tools
If you have a recent version of Microsoft Word, you may have noticed a pop-up window with an offer of help. Perhaps you’ve closed it and...
Answering Common Questions about Career Reentry Resumes
Have you taken a career hiatus? Are you planning your reentry to the workforce? Recently I was asked these questions about writing a...
Resume Writing Style Guide
The content of your resume is more important than the style. However, if your resume style and format stray too far from today’s...
Beware of "Always" or "Never" Resume Rules
When I receive a resume question without context, often my answer is, “It depends on your situation.” After I learn more about the...
Should You Include an "Areas of Strength" Section on Your Resume?
WHY AN AREAS OF STRENGTH SECTION IS EFFECTIVE A “core competencies” section or “areas of expertise” section is effective because this...
Keywords That You Should Add to Your Resume
A targeted resume, aligned with a particular job or job type, is more effective than a one-fits-all resume. One tactic to tailor your...
