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Is Your Resume On Target?
When writing a resume,
create a mental picture of a desk piled high with dozens or
even hundreds of resumes next to each other. These resumes
were submitted by people who want the job you are applying
for and are just as qualified as you. Keeping this image
forefront is critical to your success in creating compelling
“ad copy.” It will force you to focus on creating a strong
resume which tells the employer to consider your
qualifications with care.
Each reader who picks up your
resume will make a quick decision as to whether to read it
carefully —
therefore, your resume should encapsulate
your professional experience.
These are the questions a
hiring manager wants answered:
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The field you are in --
even more specifically, what department you want to work
in and the title you would like to have.
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How much experience you
have in a similar position or in the field?
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What special skills and/or
certifications you have?
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The difficult problems you
have solved and what you have accomplished.
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The advances you have made
throughout your career.
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The type of person you are
and your work characteristics.
The Moment Your
Resume Lands on a Hiring Manager’s Desk, a Judgment Is Made
on Your Qualifications, Experience, and Work Ethic. Let a
Professional Resume Writer Bring Out the Best in You. (tm)
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