A few days ago, a prospective client asked me “does my resume have to fit on one page?” The question briefly surprised me because I had not heard it in… Read More
4 Steps to Improve Your LinkedIn Visibility: Find work faster in fall 2021.
Last week, I called a friend that was downsized during the Pandemic to find out how he was doing. While we chatted, I opened his LinkedIn profile and noticed it… Read More
6 Reasons You May Feel the Need to Get a New Position: is it time for a new job?
This week I spoke with a client that has held a job throughout the Pandemic. The client reorganized her department to control her company’s largest costs, and make sure they… Read More
3 Potential New Professions for the Post-pandemic Job Market: How can you prepare?
Several weeks ago, when I reported on growth occupations for the 2020s, I thought about the potential for new occupations to emerge. Some of us will remember there were no… Read More
3 Steps to Preparing Your First Resume for the Post-pandemic Era.
During the last few weeks, I’ve fielded a number of inquiries from students preparing their first resume. Also, I’ve heard from experienced professionals planning their return to the workforce after COVID. Of course, I would enjoy writing resumes for everyone that calls or emails me looking for help. Not everyone chooses to have someone else write a resume for them. Many prefer the do-it-yourself (DIY) challenge. Those that do hire a professional resume writer should understand the process so they can provide the right information. So, whether you want to hire a writer or DIY, here are three steps that are essential for preparing a successful resume to get a job.
5 Ways You Can Disqualify Yourself Before Someone Reads Your Resume. How to Avoid These Problems.
