Usually, the first impression lasts the longest. It’s obvious that your resume is the first thing a recruiter sees when considering you. Your resume serves as a selection tool to shortlist candidates, as well as a base document for your prospective employer. If you have been unsuccessful in your job search, consider looking at your […]
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We have all heard the 7-second rule when it comes to your résumé and as overtly clichéd, as it may seem, it is true! Every second, and every word, counts for your résumé to pass this 7-second test. In a rapidly changing and challenging job market, having a clear, well-worded résumé can help you capture
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One of the most common questions I get as a resume writer is how can I fit everything that I’ve done in the past into a 1 or 2 page(s) resume, it seems like an impossible task, will I be missing out on something important? This is a common misconception that you need to list
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Words are powerful! Using the right language on your résumé and cover letter (and everywhere else) often leads to the right reaction. Use appropriately strategized words, and your prospects (potential employers) will begin to see your abilities. Use the wrong words, and you’ll find it harder to get across. That’s because the job search process
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What is the cost of one mistake on paper you may ask, however, when the competition is so high and the job market is really tough, one very silly mistake can become a costly mistake! Proofreading your resume for these mistakes may take you a few hours, but is sure worth the exercise. Here are
Unassuming mistakes on your Résumé that cost you the job! Read More »