Resume Writing

HOW TO WRITE A PRODUCTIVE & VALUE-BASED RESUME?

When employers write job descriptions for hiring, they are clearly trying to solve an organization’s problem and are looking for help in carrying out certain tasks.  So when reviewing your resume, the recruiter will be looking for clear evidence of how you would help resolve that specific problem or accomplish that specific activity. An excellent […]

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career gaps on your resume

EXPLAINING CAREER GAPS ON YOUR RESUME-TURNING CHALLENGES INTO OPPORTUNITIES

Addressing career gaps on your resume can be a daunting task. Many individuals find themselves struggling with how to explain or hide these gaps effectively. However, instead of viewing them as obstacles, we can turn career gaps into opportunities to showcase growth, resilience, and personal development. By following a few essential tips, you can explain

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PROFESSIONAL JOB TITLES FOR RESUME SUMMARIES AND TAGLINES

Several companies today have their own in-house proprietary designation names for different employee groups. Consider changing your prescribed title if you have ever held an organization-specific title. Change your title to something a recruiter can easily understand, reflecting the seniority of the position and your responsibilities. Sometimes companies add on additional roles and responsibilities to

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SUCCESSFUL RESUMES HAVE A COMPELLING STORY TO TELL

The art of storytelling is essential to your career, whether you’re branding yourself, interviewing, selling, or leading others. You tell the company a story about why you should be hired when you’re interviewing with them. As a leader, you’re telling your team a story about why they should care about the project. Storytelling is the

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