Monthly Archive for: ‘December, 2009’

Resume essentials part 3: Resume Tidbits

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Before we finish up with our series on constructing a resume and a cover letter I have just a few more tidbits that I think will be helpful as well…good luck! Use White Space Liberally Create at least one-inch margins on your resume   Leave some blank space between sections of the resume’s text, this allows the distinction of information to …

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Resume essentials part 2: What to include in the body of the resume

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The body of the resume is most important because it details your personal contributions to the workplace of your previous employers.  Use short sentences and common words. Using this tactic will allow you to communicate quickly and help the reader easily understand what it is you’re trying to say. There is no need to include lengthy words in an effort to …

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Resume essentials part 1: What essential are needed in the cover letter

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I thought this would be helpful to many of my readers.  I have decided to begin a series that will assist you in preparing your cover letter and resume. Like many Americans your cover letter and resume building skills may need a little refining. Often, a cover letter will be the deal breaker when it comes to you being picked for …

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“The Napoleon Effect”

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With so many options this season, it’s hard not to acknowledge the effect the military trend is having on this season’s outerwear.  It’s no doubt about it, the “napoleon” look has exploded onto the scene and designers high and low are making what they can of it. Above is a cashmere beauty by Rag & Bone ($695). For our gentlemen, a napoleon inspired Burberry …

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Dining with the hiring manager: Foods to avoid and who should pay.

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For many Americans, job interview has become  synonymous with the word R-R-E-C-E-S-S-I-O-N!  If you are asked to attend a lunch or dinner interview as opposed to a formal interview held in the office, you should definitely keep in mind that all of the “interview” rules still apply. I’ve done some research and think these tid bits will be helpful… Before the meal: …

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