What’s wrong with your resume: 5 Things to consider

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What’s wrong with your resume: 5 Things to consider

If an employer or HR decision making cannot see the value that you have brought to a job, one of two things will occur. You will not receive any attention from the corporation or you will be asked to come to work and you will be underpaid. The key to presenting your skills on a resume is to understand that it is the job seekers responsibility to understand the workforce. The hiring administrator will not take time to ‘understand’ what you mean by that awkward phrasing on your resume. Develop acceptable career competence. Rest  assured that if you are not receiving feedback, there is something wrong with your resume.

4 Tips for military vets on how to gather references

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4 Tips for military vets on how to gather references

Nowadays, expect for hiring managers to Google and Facebook you prior to any initial calls to arrange an interview. You can also expect that prior to an interview, all of your references will be contacted via email, phone or by mail to request information about your credentials, character and overall performance history.

4 Things for military professionals to do next in your job search

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4 Things for military professionals to do next in your job search

Today’s workforce is savvy and is looking for job seekers and career changers who are savvy and can demonstrate in their work history that they are geared to solve today’s complex challenges. Any company will love to hire a veteran because your training is impeccable. But you will not land an interview unless you learn how to discuss your skills, work experiences in a language that they can understand. To get more information that job seekers and career changers can use see us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/letmewriteit4u or on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/in/letmewriteit4u.

4 Things for military professionals to do to prepare for your job search

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4 Things for military professionals to do to prepare for your job search

Be sure to utilize services offered from your ACAP Center, but the professionals at the ACAP Center are available to guide you. You will still have to do the hard work of verbalizing who you are as a professional and what you hope to accomplish in your job search.

5 job search lists for you to tweet

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5 job search lists for you to tweet

Joshua Waldman continues to teach us how to leverage social media in our job search. His book called, Job Searching with Social Media for Dummies advises us to create up to 20 lists in our tweeter site to learn so much about companies, recruiters, job openings, etc. When you are a motivated job seeker or career changer, one of your best attributes is to continue to learn how to get your skills and professional values in front of key people who may want to invite you in their network. The following tweets are recommended for you to tweet to enhance your job search. 

You hate your job and your resume reflects it. 2 Things to turn it around

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You hate your job and your resume reflects it. 2 Things to turn it around

One rule of thumb is to look for jobs via jobs4tn dot gov or see related jobs by tweeting the name of your city and jobs (Clarksville Jobs) then devise your multimedia resume on visualcv based on specific keywords, successes and values that you share with companies who are seeking those skills. It is important to understand that employers are seeking qualified, highly motivated professionals who can demonstrate in their past achievements the strategic problems that they have solved for companies are currently experience those issues. Do consider continuing to develop your resume from tips provided on jobwinnignresumes dot net.