How to Distribute Your Resume the Right Way

Job seekers who hope to be recruited by hiring managers often feel that their job is complete once they have created their resume “masterpiece”. But nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, a job seeker’s work is just getting started once the resume is complete. The next move is to figure out how to distribute the document for others to see. Here are five ways to do it in a way that will get it noticed:

Reinvent Your Career and Job Search - Part 2

Today's post focuses on reinventing your job search. Similar reinventing your career, there countless reasons why you would (and should) reinvent your job search. Maybe you've been our of the job search market for a few years (or longer) and need to adjust to the ever changing online job search process.

Making Your Skills a Perfect Match for the Job Using Your Resume

Have you ever wanted to apply for a job that you realized did not completely match your skill set? It’s happened to all of us at some point in our careers, especially when attempting to switch fields. The good news is, winning a position when not fully qualified is completely possible. By using your resume as a tool, you can show just how great a candidate you are.

Reinvent Your Career and Job Search - Part 1

I ran into an old friend (metaphorically speaking) that I used to work with very early in my career. We hadn't been in contact for probably 12 years or so even though we spent 11 years (across two companies) working together way back when. When we worked together, he was not your average guy. He was a very successful business man, near the top of his field. A typical "type A" personality, but if he liked you he would go out of his way to help you.

Shades of Gray - Offer Letters

One of my friends received a job offer last week. The position was with a stable company, higher pay (after lots of back and forth), better benefits and more responsibility. This particular opportunity was through a headhunter (there is a reason I'm using this phrase, read on) and there was some negotiation required. Unfortunately, the headhunter could care less about ensuring the fit was good on both sides (employer and candidate).

Who's Hiring in Finance Vol 2- Targeted Job Search

Very tough times at work lately. So, in order to put some hope in my day, I went off and purchased a lottery ticket. I'm not sure about you, but for me buying a lottery ticket provides some glimmer of possibly better times to come. From the moment of purchase until the lottery numbers are drawn I think about all of the ways I will spend the money and how much better (I think) my life will be. That, of course, all comes to an end when the numbers are drawn and at best I win $2 or generally nothing at all. Been there yourself? But, I am a realist and I know that the only way I might better my lot in life (or at least my job) is to be proactive in finding a better job (but one can always dream about winning the lottery).

Writing Your Best Resume: How to Choose a Standout Professional History

The process of writing a successful resume involves incorporating a variety of elements. Of course, your name and contact information are important, along with your education—but one piece that often doesn’t receive the attention it deserves is the professional history.

Sensational Executive Resumes: How to Improve the Top Third of Your Resume

One thing most executive job seekers don’t consider when writing their resumes is the importance of the top one-third portion of the document. This is the section that should communicate at a quick glance the skills you bring to the table. This is undoubtedly the most important portion of your resume, so what are some steps you can take to ensure it makes a huge impact?

50+ Strong Action Verbs You Need to Use on Your Resume Now

Stop using passive terms on your resume; passive terms dilute the quality and value of what you offer the employer. Seriously, if you’re using any of the following terminology, you need to make a change today!

Demonstrated mastery of … Responsibility for … Duties included … Worked with … Familiar with … Knowledge of (or) Knowledgeable in …

Get Jobs For New College Grads

As after completing their graduations all Job seekers are hunting for their job. To build their career path. & to make their professional life. As every body dream is to get their job in a multinational company & to become a successful person in a life.

The main areas of investment — and subsequent job creation — include: