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4 Ways to Source Keywords for Your Resume by Barbara Safani - Apr, 2012 Keywords for resumes refer to the buzzwords or search terms that recruiters and hiring managers are using to source candidates for their open positions. Keywords generally relate to skills that are specific to the job function, industry, or business environment. Keywords have become increasing important in the past few years as more companies are relying on ATS or Applicant Tracking Systems to source candidates. ATS systems p... |
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10 Great Executive Resume Keywords and How to Use Them by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 10 Great Executive Resume Keywords and How to Use Them There are a lot of ways to enhance an executive resume, one of them being to add appropriate keywords throughout the document. Keywords work wonders in improving any resume because they add depth while addressing key points that hiring managers in the field are looking for. There are a number of great keywords that could make a difference in an executive resume. ... |
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3 Ways to Create a Recession-Proof Resume by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 It’s no secret that a recession is one of the toughest times to find employment. With millions of workers looking for positions, your competition is incredibly steep. The good news is that job seeking during a recession doesn’t mean you can’t be hired. It does mean, however, that you will need to work to secure a job. A great way to increase your chances of being hired is by creating a recession-proof resume. What is a... |
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4 Strategies to Take Your Resume from Boring to Interview Winning! by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 The concept of writing a resume for many job seekers is creating a document that lists important skills, education and accomplishments that show they’re qualified for a specific job they’re applying for. While this concept is somewhat true, the resume-writing process is a bit more complicated than this. Writing a quality resume goes beyond simply listing qualifications. You need to describe why you’re right for the job thr... |
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How to Incorporate Your Brand Into Your Resume by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 Writing a resume is not an easy task. There are always several aspects to consider, including which information to incorporate that can help yours stand out from the pack. Many job seekers have found that branding the resume makes a huge difference because it works well in defining candidates as major contributors to their field. So how can you incorporate your brand into your resume? Here are some tips to consider: Create... |
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Is Your Entry-Level Resume Competitive During a Recession? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 If you’re applying for a job at the entry level, you may be taking your first stab at writing a resume, which is always exciting. But the writing process gets even more exciting (and a bit more challenging) if you’re writing yours during a tough economic period. Competition is usually a bit steeper when more workers are unemployed. This means, even at the entry level, you will need to become a bit more creative in the wr... |
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Resume Branding 101: The Rule of Difference by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 If I were to say Tiger Woods you would immediately think what? Golf. If I were to say Tom Brady you would say football. What about McDonalds? You don’t go to McDonalds because it reminds you of Subway and you definitely don’t go to Subway because it reminds you of McDonalds. What is my point here? You know the difference. You know what makes each one of these people and places different and it provokes an image in your head. ... |
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What are Executive Core Qualifications? And How Can I Incorporate Them Into My Resume? by Jessica Holbrook Hernandez - Mar, 2012 When applying for positions at the executive level, you may wonder what it is that companies hope that you bring to the table. According to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), executive federal job candidates should encompass five executive core qualifications (ECQs). ECQs are defined as “competencies needed to build a federal corporate culture that drives for results” and are required for entry into the Senior ... |
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Can I put that I'm good at criticizing films on a resume? by Jason Stauffacher - Mar, 2012 Q: Can I put that I'm good at criticizing films on a resume? (I know that it sounds silly, but it is a skill that a lot of people don't have. I'm fresh out of high school and have no experience so don't be answering that it goes in experience. I'm also good at explaining why movies are good or bad. I can go into deep analyses and I'm able to write well.) A: I feel that you can put this on your CV or your resume. Why do I... |
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What to say when giving a hiring manager my resume? by Jason Stauffacher - Mar, 2012 Q: Okay, I applied online at this store but I'm going to turn in my resume tomorrow morning. What should I say to the hiring manager when I take my resume and CV in? Should I ask for an interview or just give it to her and leave? A: This is a great opportunity to do for a walk-talking interview without setting a proper interview time with HR. And that may lead to a fast job offer than the other route of waiting for the re... |
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