From the desk of Lawrence M. Light, Creator of eJobCoach.com. Since this is my first post as a Guest Contributor to Interns Over 40, I thought it appropriate to start off with what is undoubtably the most important thing to understand as a job-hunter in this terrible economic time, with too many people (who are…
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Struggling With Writing A Unique Cover Letter For Each Job Application?
Click Here! Create Customized Resume Cover letters Instantly. Are you struggling with writing a unique cover letter for each job application? Would you like to create a resume cover letter quickly? Instantly Create Cover letters : The new software program that automates your job hunt with the letters that get you interviews – instantly creates…
Job Seeker, Resume
Keywords in Résumé Lead to Interviews
Keywords in Résumé Lead to Interviews Eighty percent of all submitted résumés (and 100 percent of résumés sent to Fortune 1000 companies) get scanned by software commonly known as an applicant-tracking system (ATS), and such scanned résumés are stored on a server in a digitized format. Humans are seeing your résumé only if it resurfaces based…
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Is it OK to Embellish or Lie on your Resume to get an Interview? Take The Poll.
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Is Your Resume A Mess?
Have you been looking for an inexpensive and fast way to build an effective resume? I wish everyone could have a career coach and professional resume writer who works for them full-time. But that is fantasy! So for the rest of the world we need to find a simple and less costly method. In my…
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Keep Your Resume Out Of The Recruiters “B” Pile
Whatever Happened to my Resume? Astronomers define a black hole as a region of space from which nothing, including light, can escape. I have often heard job seekers refer to the application process as a “black hole where resumes go, never to be heard from again”. Did you ever wonder why this is? Considering the…
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8 Ways to Age Proof Your Resume:
Preparing a resume that emphasizes your value is a good first step to preparing for your job search. Here are eight ways to age-proof your resume: 1. Don’t provide your complete work history: This is the number one mistake job seekers make. If it’s before 1990, employers probably don’t care. Hiring managers are most interested…