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Atricle Dump - Resume Writing Economics
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Somebody is reading that resume. Maybe several people. That person's time is worth money. The more time you take to sell yourself in your resume and your cover letter, the more "expensive" your resume is for the people reading it.
That's really where one-page rule for resumes came from. It's still a good rule of thumb, but I recommend using two-pages if you have more than a couple years of solid, quantifiable experience. Whatever length you decide on, remember that words cost. You want to keep it as short as you can without compromising the marketing effectiveness of the document.
Consider the typical recruiter combing through hundreds of resumes for a particular position. If it takes him 30 minutes to read your career novella, you're doomed. If it takes him 5 second to read your kickin' summary of highly targeted, dollar-quantified career accomplishments...well, if you listen closely, you'll hear angels singing.
Resume readers like EXTREMELY high ROI on their reading.
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Many of us have heard of the current trend for businesses to become ‘customer-centric’, that is, to put the customer at the centre of our business in terms of our strategies, actions and processes. For most of us, old truths still hold good, such as it’s easier and more profitable to sell to existing customers than to find new
That's really where one-page rule for resumes came from. It's still a good rule of thumb, but I recommend using two-pages if you have more than a couple years of solid, quantifiable experience. Whatever length you decide on, remember that words cost. You want to keep it as short as you can without compromising the marketing effectiveness of the document.
Consider the typical recruiter combing through hundreds of resumes for a particular position. If it takes him 30 minutes to read your career novella, you're doomed. If it takes him 5 second to read your kickin' summary of highly targeted, dollar-quantified career accomplishments...well, if you listen closely, you'll hear angels singing.
Resume readers like EXTREMELY high ROI on their reading.
How can you give it to th
The Question: After identifying a potential employer, I get contact information, do my research and send out my resume and cover letter, requesting an interview for a management or human resource position. I am listed with recruiters and staffing agencies and call them every week.I attend local networking events but end
Consider the typical recruiter combing through hundreds of resumes for a particular position. If it takes him 30 minutes to read your career novella, you're doomed. If it takes him 5 second to read your kickin' summary of highly targeted, dollar-quantified career accomplishments...well, if you listen closely, you'll hear angels singing.
Resume readers like EXTREMELY high ROI on their reading.
How can you give it to th
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Consider the typical recruiter combing through hundreds of resumes for a particular position. If it takes him 30 minutes to read your career novella, you're doomed. If it takes him 5 second to read your kickin' summary of highly targeted, dollar-quantified career accomplishments...well, if you listen closely, you'll hear angels singing.
Resume readers like EXTREMELY high ROI on their reading.
How can you give it to th
After working at 10 different advertising agencies, I was fortunate to work with many smart clients. Along the way, I learned how they got the best out of their creatives. And here is what I’ve found.1. Great clients wanted the best creatives working on their account. Not just any creative team.2. Those clien
Resume readers like EXTREMELY high ROI on their reading.
How can you give it to them?
First, keep it as short as possible. Did I mention you should keep it short? Anyway, remember to keep it short.
Second, make it easy to read. You can do three things to make it easier:
- Make the beginning an absolutely fantastic summary of quantified accomplishments and vital skills
- Format it well, with lots of white space (ask any marketing expert if white space sells)
- Summarize old jobs (over 8-10 years), use bullets to highlight key achievements of more recent ones
If the beginning knocks 'em dead, you'll have a distinct advantage over most other candidates...who leave 'em yawning. If the resume has ample white space between the shockingly good quanitifed accomplishments during your career, they'll be drooling well before page two. If you don't make them slog through your summer job at a fast food restaurant back in
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