How to Write a Resume For Those Who Don’t Know Where to Start
Sitting down to write your first resume can be a mind-baffling event. If only for the fact that this one (or two) sheet of paper can affect whether you get a job or not, writing a resume can be rough. But it doesn’t have to be necessarily that bad. There are tremendous resources available to [...]
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Job Interview Tips: Top Interview Tips For Women Returning to the Workplace
Have you taken time out of your career to raise a family? Are you now ready to enter the labor market again? Starting to apply for jobs and worried about the job interview? Getting back into work can be a scary and exciting prospect for women who have been busy raining a family. For many [...]
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Smart Resumes
When filling out the employment history section of your resume, you will want to record some bullet points on what you did. For many people, there is a tendency to use expressions such as ‘responsible for’, ‘involved in’, ‘worked on’, etc. But the potential employer, when reading your resume, is really looking to see what [...]
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Changing Careers – Overcoming Possible Barriers to Employment
This does not have to include university degrees and/or TAFE courses. In fact, you can look to undertake free training and development in your chosen field. Good sources of information will be your local library, local TAFE, and relevant department of training and education. There are many government resources available intended to support career changers [...]
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How to Write a Resume For Those Who Don’t Know Where to Start
Sitting down to write your first resume can be a mind-baffling event. If only for the fact that this one (or two) sheet of paper can affect whether you get a job or not, writing a resume can be rough. But it doesn’t have to be necessarily that bad. There are tremendous resources available to [...]
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How to Cope With Being Made Redundant
Being made redundant is not just about money and what money can buy. It is often the psychological effect which takes the biggest toll. One moment you know who you are and what you do and what you mean to other people, and then in a flash it can feel as if you are nobody. [...]
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Retirement Income – Earn More With a Job Or a Business
The two most important things a person needs when he retires are good health and enough money. Without either one of these, retired life becomes more of a waiting game than a pleasure to enjoy. We have all hear the old saying the “money cannot buy happiness”, but it is a fact that not having [...]
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Kathryn Ullrich – Executive Recruiter, Author, Coach
Kathryn Ullrich is the founder of Ullrich Associates, a Silicon Valley based executive recruiter in software, professional services, and high technology industries, recruiting for C-level, VP, Director, Manager and Partner positions for market facing functions of Marketing, Product Marketing/Product Management, Sales, and Consulting. She says “Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the executive recruitment firm [...]
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How to Cope With Being Made Redundant
Being made redundant is not just about money and what money can buy. It is often the psychological effect which takes the biggest toll. One moment you know who you are and what you do and what you mean to other people, and then in a flash it can feel as if you are nobody. [...]
Executive Resume Insider Secrets – 7 Resume Tips For Executive Eyes Only
Rules for executive resume writing are different than those followed by candidates targeting an entry- or mid-level position. Unfortunately, most high-level executives produce resumes that are no better than the rest. These tips will show you how to make your executive resume stand out from the crowd. Prove Your Worth With any resume, it is [...]
How to Write a Resume For Those Who Don’t Know Where to Start
Sitting down to write your first resume can be a mind-baffling event. If only for the fact that this one (or two) sheet of paper can affect whether you get a job or not, writing a resume can be rough. But it doesn’t have to be necessarily that bad. There are tremendous resources available to [...]
Career Options – Going International
A lot of people are expanding their horizon to foreign job markets in the bid to receive better remuneration, gain global experience, improve their standard of living, social security, learn new methods and culture while doing what they enjoy doing. The process to landing international jobs overseas might be tedious but for those who can [...]
Tell Me About Yourself – 7 Key Strategies to Sell Yourself in an Interview and Land That Job!
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Job Interview Tips: Top Interview Tips For Women Returning to the Workplace
Have you taken time out of your career to raise a family? Are you now ready to enter the labor market again? Starting to apply for jobs and worried about the job interview? Getting back into work can be a scary and exciting prospect for women who have been busy raining a family. For many [...]
Kathryn Ullrich – Executive Recruiter, Author, Coach
Kathryn Ullrich is the founder of Ullrich Associates, a Silicon Valley based executive recruiter in software, professional services, and high technology industries, recruiting for C-level, VP, Director, Manager and Partner positions for market facing functions of Marketing, Product Marketing/Product Management, Sales, and Consulting. She says “Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the executive recruitment firm [...]
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Smart Resumes
When filling out the employment history section of your resume, you will want to record some bullet points on what you did. For many people, there is a tendency to use expressions such as ‘responsible for’, ‘involved in’, ‘worked on’, etc. But the potential employer, when reading your resume, is really looking to see what [...]