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How to Demonstrate Achievements in Your Resume Often it is going to be better to “show” than to flat out “tell” a potential employer the best details about yourself. For instance, if you want them to understand that you have leadership skills you could just create a section in your document called “skills” and put […]

Getting Started with Your First Resume CV If you have already created a resume in the past, but before completing your college or school studies, you need to start with a “blank slate”. This is because any official academics have tremendous value in a resume and should work in your favor for each and every […]

Following Up on a Resume or Job Application In any discussion about the merits and necessity of following up on a resume submission or job application there are too many issues to look at: there is the actual following up, and then there is the “pestering” that tends to drive potential employers crazy. So, how […]

Resumes: Creating a Powerful Cover Letter How do you begin the process of creating a potent or powerful cover letter? It all begins with the individual “goal”. For example, why are you applying for this job? What is the underlying goal? Yes, you want to make money and have a job, but what else has […]

Article: Resume Cover Letter – Networking They say that “all is fair in love and war,” but in the current job situation they can also say that all is fair in job seeking too. Now, we are not advocating sabotage in the least, but we are saying that you can become a very active prospector […]

Professional resumes – Are Job Cover Letters Worth the Bother? You spend time making a sharpened, honed and highly polished resume. You make sure that the application (whether online or in person) is perfect too. Now you take a few minutes to write a brief note saying that you have attached the resume to the […]

Professional Resumes – A Formal Resignation Cover Letter There is nothing pleasant about resigning from a job, unless you have been there for many years and are retiring happily from the post. This means that you need to understand the process in order to make it as uncomplicated and painless as possible. The first thing […]

A Resume Cover Letter for a Thank You Note Do you need to write some sort of resume cover letter for a thank you note? The subject of this brief discussion is the thank you note that you MUST draft whenever you have been contacted and given an interview for a job to which you applied. […]

Back around the 1980s, it was typical for someone doing a job search to have a box of pre-printed resumes sitting on his/her desk. They would have probably worked with a professional who helped them draft the resume, and they would have then headed to a printer to have the document put on heavy stock […]

If you could travel back in time to the 1980s you would see that many people began a job search by sitting down with a professional resume writer or CV writer and creating a single document. This would then be sent to a printer’s, where the owner of the resume would get a few hundred […]