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Atricle Dump - Mistakes to Avoid on Your Resume
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o Do not include your age, gender, race, church affiliation, or hunting skills. For everything you like, someone can find a reason to disqualify you on paper.
* Don't get long-winded. Resumes have a life span of about 20
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* Don't grab an old book on "How to Write a Resume." Resume styles are very dynamic and in constant change. Start with what you think the reader needs to know. Hints:
o Who are you and how do I reach you?
o What can you do for me?
o Are you smart enough to train?
o What have you done in the past that might be helpful to me?
o What did you accomplish in those jobs?
* Don't leave off dates because it looks like you can't hold a job. This can lead to the reader assuming all sorts of things like "Has he/she been doing hard time?" Hint:
o Try a functional style where you can list your skill set.
* Combine employment dates when in the same field. Include your duties, of course, but don't leave out your accomplishments. These are what set you apart from the crowd. Hints:
o Increased sales by x% in six months.
o Acquired x new clients in existing territory, increasing sales by y%.
* Leave off the personal information. No one cares and some might find your information objectionable. Hint:.
o Do not include your age, gender, race, church affiliation, or hunting skills. For everything you like, someone can find a reason to disqualify you on paper.
* Don't get long-winded. Resumes have a life span of about 20 t
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* Don't grab an old book on "How to Write a Resume." Resume styles are very dynamic and in constant change. Start with what you think the reader needs to know. Hints:
o Who are you and how do I reach you?
o What can you do for me?
o Are you smart enough to train?
o What have you done in the past that might be helpful to me?
o What did you accomplish in those jobs?
* Don't leave off dates because it looks like you can't hold a job. This can lead to the reader assuming all sorts of things like "Has he/she been doing hard time?" Hint:
o Try a functional style where you can list your skill set.
* Combine employment dates when in the same field. Include your duties, of course, but don't leave out your accomplishments. These are what set you apart from the crowd. Hints:
o Increased sales by x% in six months.
o Acquired x new clients in existing territory, increasing sales by y%.
* Leave off the personal information. No one cares and some might find your information objectionable. Hint:.
o Do not include your age, gender, race, church affiliation, or hunting skills. For everything you like, someone can find a reason to disqualify you on paper.
* Don't get long-winded. Resumes have a life span of about 20
It is not enough to dress up and arrive on time for the interview. Here are the top 7 big questions to ask yourself when trying to land your next position.1. Are you a problem-solver? 90% of interviewees cannot answer “problem” questions. You should be able to tell the interviewer why they sho
o What have you done in the past that might be helpful to me?
o What did you accomplish in those jobs?
* Don't leave off dates because it looks like you can't hold a job. This can lead to the reader assuming all sorts of things like "Has he/she been doing hard time?" Hint:
o Try a functional style where you can list your skill set.
* Combine employment dates when in the same field. Include your duties, of course, but don't leave out your accomplishments. These are what set you apart from the crowd. Hints:
o Increased sales by x% in six months.
o Acquired x new clients in existing territory, increasing sales by y%.
* Leave off the personal information. No one cares and some might find your information objectionable. Hint:.
o Do not include your age, gender, race, church affiliation, or hunting skills. For everything you like, someone can find a reason to disqualify you on paper.
* Don't get long-winded. Resumes have a life span of about 20
Customer Service is a blessing and a curse; a blessing to the customer and a curse to you, the employee. At least so it seems. Although as the Customer Service representative for your employer, you are faced with a never-ending barrage of complaints, problems, and questions on a daily basis, the pressur
* Combine employment dates when in the same field. Include your duties, of course, but don't leave out your accomplishments. These are what set you apart from the crowd. Hints:
o Increased sales by x% in six months.
o Acquired x new clients in existing territory, increasing sales by y%.
* Leave off the personal information. No one cares and some might find your information objectionable. Hint:.
o Do not include your age, gender, race, church affiliation, or hunting skills. For everything you like, someone can find a reason to disqualify you on paper.
* Don't get long-winded. Resumes have a life span of about 20
The best sales person is a happy customer; it sounds trite, but a happy customer is much more believable than your best sales pitch. If only you had more of them.Now let’s be clear about a few things. Just because a customer says that they are happy does not mean that they will buy from you next
o Do not include your age, gender, race, church affiliation, or hunting skills. For everything you like, someone can find a reason to disqualify you on paper.
* Don't get long-winded. Resumes have a life span of about 20 to 30 seconds. If you don't get their attention quickly, you'll never get it. Keep your resume short and concise.
* Proofread and then proofread again. A resume with a typo is a killer.
* Use good paper and a good printer. If you don't care how you look when you want a job, what will the employer think about how you will handle yourself once you have the job?
* Don't just send out bunches of resumes hoping that someone will call. Target your mailing to firms that could use someone with your skills.
* Avoid the use of industry slang. If you can walk the walk the employer will know you can talk the talk.
* Write short, easy-to-read, statements about your skills, knowledge, and abilities.
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