Middle Tennessee Job Seekers Needs Resumes That Capture Attention in A Flash

Resumes are a sales document that helps a hiring official understand and appreciate the value you bring to the industry focused on your achievements, accomplishments, and unique successes. No better reason for job seekers and career changers in Nashville, Davidson County to need job-winning resumes than this fact.

Do you remember when the New York Times called Nashville, the New “It CITY”? Middle Tennessee, has been it for quite a while and for more reasons than one! Noted to be the Greece of the South due to the number of colleges and universities in its areas – more than any area of the South! Also, home to the state of Tennessee capital makes It noteworthy. And do not forget home of the renowned African American Schools include Tennessee State (did you know TSU is a combination of UT Nashville and another school? YEP), Meharry Dental School, home of the leading black dental school educating people from all walks of life, and Fisk University, home of the famous Fisk Singers! Did someone say Tennessee Titans? Now you see why job seekers in Nashville and Middle Tennessee need resumes that capture attention! Yes, indeed!

Let Me Write It For You: Job-Winning Resumes and Career Services offers coaching and writing services to motivated career changers and small businesses, since 2009. Debra Ann Matthews, a Forbes Coaches Council, Career Thought Leaders, and National Resume Writers Association (Past Board) member, loves to cheer on and champion those seeking new jobs, promotions, and transitioning to diverse career fields to put their best talents forward in writing. She has trained, taught, and presented to various audiences nationwide, facilitating enthusiastically that YES, we can help you to achieve that goal—be it land an interview, a job, join a membership, or solicit services or fundraising. She is delighted to have written over 100 articles on resumes, job search, career communications, professional development, English/Grammar/Technical Writing, and Public Speaking. Her feature articles include Forbes Magazine, MODERNIZE YOUR JOB SEARCH LETTERS: Get Noticed … Get Hired, Nashville/Clarksville Career Examiner, Local Job Network, Ezine Articles, Black Career Women’s Network, Career Builder, Canada’s Calgary Sun, Channel 5 NBC Chicago, Jennings Wire: The World of Success, 3 Ladies on the Radio, Monster Working, Money Mix, Liberty Voice, Online College.org, and Monster dot com Latina.

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And if you can’t say it, Let Me Write It for You!

Nashville, Tennessee, Middle Tennessee, Let us Help You Get A Job-Winning Resume in 3 Steps

Step 1 Get Your Salary Table by Clicking Here https://bit.ly/3n0IxaF. This way you can learn about salaries and have a good understanding of what is feasible for your family and lifestyle.

Step 2 Send over your resume and ask me to complete an 8-page resume critique to help you with your job search.

Step 3 And if you can’t write it, Let Me Write It for You. Connect with Us @ FB @letmewriteit4u

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Middle Tennessee Job Seekers Needs Resumes That Capture Attention in A Flash

Resumes are a sales document that helps a hiring official understand and appreciate the value you bring to the industry focused on your achievements, accomplishments, and unique successes. No better reason for job seekers and career changers in Nashville, Davidson County to need job-winning resumes than this fact.

Do you remember when the New York Times called Nashville, the New “It CITY”? Middle Tennessee, has been it for quite a while and for more reasons than one! Noted to be the Greece of the South due to the number of colleges and universities in its areas – more than any area of the South! Also, home to the state of Tennessee capital makes It noteworthy. And do not forget home of the renowned African American Schools include Tennessee State (did you know TSU is a combination of UT Nashville and another school? YEP), Meharry Dental School, home of the leading black dental school educating people from all walks of life, and Fisk University, home of the famous Fisk Singers! Did someone say Tennessee Titans? Now you see why job seekers in Nashville and Middle Tennessee need resumes that capture attention! Yes, indeed!

Let Me Write It For You: Job-Winning Resumes and Career Services offers coaching and writing services to motivated career changers and small businesses, since 2009. Debra Ann Matthews, a Forbes Coaches Council, Career Thought Leaders, and National Resume Writers Association (Past Board) member, loves to cheer on and champion those seeking new jobs, promotions, and transitioning to diverse career fields to put their best talents forward in writing. She has trained, taught, and presented to various audiences nationwide, facilitating enthusiastically that YES, we can help you to achieve that goal—be it land an interview, a job, join a membership, or solicit services or fundraising. She is delighted to have written over 100 articles on resumes, job search, career communications, professional development, English/Grammar/Technical Writing, and Public Speaking. Her feature articles include Forbes Magazine, MODERNIZE YOUR JOB SEARCH LETTERS: Get Noticed … Get Hired, Nashville/Clarksville Career Examiner, Local Job Network, Ezine Articles, Black Career Women’s Network, Career Builder, Canada’s Calgary Sun, Channel 5 NBC Chicago, Jennings Wire: The World of Success, 3 Ladies on the Radio, Monster Working, Money Mix, Liberty Voice, Online College.org, and Monster dot com Latina.

Debra Ann Matthews, Forbes Coaches Council, M.A., JCTC, JCDC, NRWA Member, Career Thought Leaders

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And if you can’t say it, Let Me Write It for You!

Nashville, Tennessee, Middle Tennessee, Let us Help You Get A Job-Winning Resume in 3 Steps

Step 1 Get Your Salary Table by Clicking Here https://bit.ly/3n0IxaF. This way you can learn about salaries and have a good understanding of what is feasible for your family and lifestyle.

Step 2 Send over your resume and ask me to complete an 8-page resume critique to help you with your job search.

Step 3 And if you can’t write it, Let Me Write It for You. Connect with Us @ FB @letmewriteit4u

IG @ letmewriteitforyou

Grab your copy of 101 Great Ways To Skyrocket Your Career

Follow Us on YouTube @ Debra Ann Matthews – YouTube

Top 3 Ailing Comments I Hear from Job Seekers in Clarksville, Tennessee That A Good Resume Would Cure

Top 3 Ailing Comments I Hear from Job Seekers in Clarksville That A Good Resume Would Cure

Clarksville, Tennessee, is one the fastest growing cities in the nation and every single day, I see job seekers on Facebook in many groups asking the dumbest questions about their job interests that a good resume would solve. Consider these comments:

  • “Who is hiring? Preferably not fast food”.
  • “ISO any places in Clarksville hiring for $14 an hour or higher”.
  • “Who is hiring in Clarksville? No food places please and it had to be flexible with school”. (Poor grammar left intentionally as these are actual real comments from job seekers)

Honorable Mention:

  • “Any jobs hiring that you can start ASAP”?

When you have a great resume, and inquire about jobs, you speak as a knowledgeable, skills laden person ready to help companies in a specified industry as you know that companies want workers who want to be there. There are well over 1000 different types of jobs to have in any one city. I want to encourage each job seeker to understand how to seek specific jobs based on their interest, aptitude, and values.

For those who need to learn about various jobs, let’s sit down and have a coaching session.

Debra Ann Matthews, Forbes Coaches Council, M.A., JCTC, JCDC, NRWA, Career Thought Leaders

4 Steps to Learn How to Lead with A Resume in Clarksville, Tennessee

Step 1 Get Your Salary Table by Clicking Here https://bit.ly/3n0IxaF. This way you can learn about salaries and have a good understanding of what’s feasible for your family and lifestyle.

Step 2  Send over your resume and ask me to complete an 8-page resume critique to help you with your job search.  $299 Value $99

Step 3  Pick up your copy of E-BookResume Tips from A to Z $199 Value $59

Step 4 And if you can’t write it, Let Me Write It For You. If you’d like some additional help with a job-winning resume, we’re offering a special discount (on this page only) for our Clarksville, Montgomery County job seekers and career changers.

Connect with Us @ FB @letmewriteit4u

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Résumé Writer in Clarksville Gains Valuable Information on Techniques to Ensure Client’s Job Search Success

 

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For Immediate Release

10/10/2017

For More Information, Contact:

Debra Ann Matthews, M.A., JCTC, JCDC, NWDP, CWDP

Post Office Box 156, Clarksville, Tennessee 37041

931.269.9718

info@jobwinningresumes.net // www.letmewriteitforyou.org

Debra Ann Matthews (www.letmewriteitforyou.org) attended The National Résumé Writers’ Conference to learn leading-edge methods to better position job seekers for gaining a competitive advantage in today’s tumultuous employment environment.

Debra Ann Matthews, M.A., JCTC, JCDC, NWDP, CWDP from Clarksville, Tennessee, received advanced training and learned about the latest trends, issues, and technologies impacting the careers services industry from leading career industry presenters at The National Résumé Writers’ Association 2017 conference in Lombard, Illinois. The conference, which is held annually, caters to professional résumé writers, career coaches, and educational institutions placement professionals.

Matthews garnered expert knowledge in:

·         Effective job seeker branding techniques to provide added value in résumé and career-related documents.

·         How to design and compose résumés for a variety of individuals, including career-change, executive, 20-something, and military-transition clients.

·         Techniques to prepare clients to answer difficult interview questions.

·         The latest trends in social media and their impact on job seekers.

“Keeping current with trends in the career services industry helps me to better assist my clients with job search,” stated Matthews. “Clients benefit from my continued training efforts on cutting-edge techniques in the resume writing and job search process because I can provide them with exceptional career documents and information that could shorten their job search and ensure their success.”

 

 

Debra Ann Matthews’ business services has helped many job seekers and small businesses in her Middle Tennessee small business since 2009. Her enthusiastic manner of serving many military veterans and their families help shape their resume, cover letter, LinkedIn profile, and resume distribution services. She is proud to serve and help them more than anything to understand the process of job search and talent acquisition in the new workforce. She lives in one of the fastest growing cities in Tennessee with companies like Google, Hankook, and LG Electronics joining the ranks as neighbors.

She has been asked to help with several corporate projects as well including working with Deloitte Open Talent (DOT) Executive Transition Assistance Coach, American Psychological Association Conference Trainee, CCA of America, and Obama Health Care of Memphis, she is delighted to champion small businesses and help them obtain subcontract opportunities with her new book and training series called, Getting Grant Ready. As the newest contributor in the Modernize Your Job Search Letters: Get Noticed… Get Hired and a member of Forbes Coaches Council, she is ecstatic to continue to serve her motivating job seekers and career changers.

As her community continues to grow, teaching and training and networking about how to be in business is a very important tool as small business really does spur on the economy in these United States. She is proud to share and to collaborate with our countries best and brightest career professionals who are also willing to offer answers to out start-up, mid-level, and senior resume writers. There is a business to being in business. For more information or to contact Debra Ann Matthews, M.A., JCTC, JCDC, NWDP, CWDP at Let Me Write It For You, visit her website at http://www.letmewriteitforyou.org, email her @ info@jobwinningresumes.net or call 931.269.WR1T (9718).

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Debra Ann will serve as 2016-18 NRWA Dir of Industry, Workforce, Military, Community Career Services

Is Your Resume Yeah or Nae?

Check yeah or naw about your Job-Winning Resume

_____ Do you know the old versus the necessary parts of a job-winning resume?

_____Is your resume crafted in a way that showcases relevant problem-solving and pain-killing strategies that you have mastered to be helpful to the employer?

_____ Does your present resume give more than a career history or job description?

_____ Has your resume maximized your visual appeal for the civilian job market?

_____ Is your federal resume based on your past skills and experience-laden?

_____ Does your resume present data that is trim, lean, mean, and succinct?

_____ Does it display an upwardly mobile, relevant, and social media conscious job seeker?

____ Is it tailored for the job/career that you want?

Tell me how you have used your job-winning resume to showcase your unique marketing message? What strategy did you use? Did you secure an interview. YEAH For you. If not, join us for class!

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Have You Ever Had Your Resume Critiqued?

Do you feel that your resume is pretty good, but you are not able to secure any interviews? If you are a pretty good writer, it may be very good to have your resume critiqued. This may require an investment on your part, but may be well worth your time and effort if fine tuning your resume helps you to secure interviews.

Let’s take a look…..

One. Look at the visual appeal from a distance. Does it look good? Do you see clear demarcations highlighting your job title, company name, dates, and locations of job descriptors…. inconsistent placement makes you appear less than honest and at the very least you will be perceived as someone who does not proofread.

Now let’s look at the content…….

  • Can you say that your resume meets these qualifications EXCELLENTLY, FAIRLY or POORLY?

1.Is the targeted job position included in the first sentence in your professional summary section?

2.Is your resume well constructed and summarizes your expertise in a nutshell?

3.Are your primary targeted skills, attributes, and qualifications included?

4.Does your resume contain heavy-hitting, marketing-savvy, impactful statements?

5.Have you used varied sentence types that entice the hiring officials to want to read the rest of your resume?

6.Have you used applicable keywords and industry-specific keywords for your profession infused within your resume?

  • Check these additional bits and pieces of information on your resume?

1.Does your resume target an employers’ needs with matching qualifications demonstrating a fit between your qualifications and their needs?

2.Is the most important information listed in the top one-third section of the resume?

3.Are your employment gaps skillfully handled?

4.Does your resume go back no more than 15 years?

5. Does your resume play up your strengths and minimize your weaknesses?

6. Have your technical skills and other relevant proficiencies pertinent to your job/career identified and included in your resume?

  • Well, let’s make sure that your resume includes the following…

1.Does the first bullet under each job/career area include your most important responsibility in each position?

2.Does each description begin with an action verb and include as much specific information as possible, including percentage of success, amounts of money, and numbers of persons collaborating to complete a tasks.

3. Does the resume include the areas of success that you are most proud to discuss?

4. When read, does each descriptor showcase comprehensively offering a full understanding of what you accomplished.

5.Is each word on your resume concisely mentioned. Are only the most necessary words listed on the resume. Have you deleted any unnecessary words. Is the content on your resume simply stated?

We offer an 8-page resume critique to assist you. Shoot us an email at info@jobwinningresumes.net for more information. Be sure to ask for your free welcome kit, contract job lists, and free career books.

 

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6 Steps to UP Your Resume Game Completely

Would you hire you? Take a look at yourself.

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Everyone of us can use an update, a critique, a lift, a polish. And when you are seeking to grab the hiring managers attention, it is paramount that when crafting your job-winning resume, you can’t stop just at the resume. What are you gonna do after you are invited for the first interview?

1st Step is to proof your resume for inherit challenges. Do you have a gender-neutral name? Has your previous employer changed names? Did you have a long unemployment gap? Do you need your job search to be confidentiality? Did you leave the world of work due to personal reasons (caring for a sick family member)? Have you been underemployed and are seeking to align your talents with your potential?

Seek the help of a professional resume writer to help shape your job-winning resume.

2nd Step is to check with your references prior to submitting their names and be certain that they are aware of your professional value.

Email your references a copy of your resume and also send a copy by snail mail.

3rd Step is to check your online presence by googling yourself and see what comes up.

Landing an interview is only the first step. Understanding how to move to the next step is a big part of the resume process. Be aware of how you are viewed on social media. Make sure that your LinkedIn profile showcases your personality, passion, and also the skills that you care most about.

4th Step is to mind your grooming. Hair, nails, facial hair, posture, diction, little points (earrings, nose rings, belts, buckles, shoes, socks, stockings, skirt length, tightness of pants, panty lines, various color hair (unless you will be working in a creative field), elbows, knuckles, open toe shoes).

Double check your grooming. It matters.

5th Step is to update your outfit and take new pictures to make sure that you look like a WINNER! Everyone wants to be on a winning team. Do you look the part?

Look good, look relevant, look inviting, look like a winner!

Yes, I do see a winner. Teddy Mosier is almost ready to go!!

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Even your resume writer, Debra Ann can use a good sprucing up! Resume writer, ready to go !!

6th Step is to showcase your Ready to GO look and speak on your subject matter expertise!

Here you go 2 winners. Ready to help our companies, clients, and colleagues win!

Do you need help with your resume and all that goes into landing that job? Contact us and let us help you. We offer a few free resources that will help get you in tip top shape:

-101 Ways to Skyrocket Your Career

– Welcome Kit

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4 Tips to Tackle Your Resumes Perception Challenge

Do you realize that your resume’s main purpose is to secure an interview? I have heard of some talented persons who have received interview request in as little as 6 to 12 hours after posting their resume for the jobs that they desire. Do you know why this occurred? Simply because their resume displayed succinctly who they are and how they want to be perceived in the workplace. To win at communicating who you are and your perception on a resume, it is imperative that you understand these 2 things first of all:

#1 Identify your career interests, goals and objectives. This foundation will help you to know the type of position that you are seeking.

#2 Relate what you have done professionally and academically with what you want to do next? Yes, you must know what you want to do and then what the market place is seeking.

Now you must tie these 2 ideas into a neat, strategic plan on your resume to showcase your unique marketable value.

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It is vital that your resume is physically attractive and content rich, laden with skills, accomplishments and evidence of how you solve companies PAIN.

When preparing your resume, consider these 4 perceptions that your job-winning resume must consider:

#1 Sell your skills – don’t tell me. Show those who view your resume the power in your past jobs, interns, community service activities, and academic trainings. Use an action work to start and add value using #’s, $, and % of success. Did you direct, manage, coordinate, help a cross-cultural group of persons, help raise $ for a charitable event, or work independently to complete a project? Sell your skills in this manner.

#2 Know the keywords that are a part of your profession. Use them. If you don’t know them, then try to go to the occupational outlook handbook and look them up. Better yet, look up job leads and note the frequently used words in the job description. Each professional area has its own distinctive set of commonly used words.

#3 Focus your resume on the big accomplishments and not the little things. We can imagine that you can do the job, but we need to know how you made a difference in the things that you have done. For example, “Did you supervise in a way that saved revenue, increased profits or saved time?” “Did you streamline procedures to help the team meet their goals?”

#4 Eliminate all confusion on your resume. Make it as easy as possible for hiring officials and search committees to read your resume quickly. Check your format, grammar, punctuation, and style on your resume. Make the information easy to find. Add the most important information at the beginning of the sentence if possible. Be consistent in the way that information is displayed.

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And by the way, the above picture is a group of stellar, award-winning, dynamic career professionals recognized at the 2013 Career Directors Conference for service and unique contributions to the industry. See http://careerdirectors.com/ for more information on how they can assist you with your executive career communications.

Even though you see a group of top resume writers in the country, there are no resume writing rules. And this challenge may lend itself to many different ideas about content, style, format, or delivery in resume writing. However the one consistent theme that we can all agree on is that all good resumes that seek to win over interviews should be consistent and persistent in their delivery.

Share with us how you have managed to make your resumes perception consistent? I’d love to know what you think. And If you can’t say it Let Me Write It For You.

Ask for our free welcome kit and book called Is Your Resume Like An Ole Dinosaur. Cheers, Debra Ann

 

 

Let’s Help Get Your Resume Shining ! Free Resume Classes

Do you need help making your resume shine? Are you a good writer, but do not know how to phrase your job and career experiences? Let’s Help Get Your Resume Shining…

If you live in the Middle Tennessee, Clarksville, Tennessee area, drop by one of our monthly classes and learn how to help your resume shine!

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Participants will be able to:

  1. Learn the old versus the necessary parts of a job-winning resume.
  2. Craft resumes that are relevant to problem-solving and pain-killing for the employer!
  3. Present resumes that give more than a career history or job description.
  4. Maximize visually appealing resumes for the civilian job market.
  5. Grab tips for federal resumes that are skilled and experience laden.
  6. Present data that is trim, lean, mean, and succinct.
  7. Display an upwardly mobile, relevant, and social media conscious job seeker.
  8. Tailor resumes for the job/career that you want.

We will be glad to help you learn. Contact us for our free Welcome Kit. Includes:

  • free book, 101 Ways to SkyRocket Your Career
  • free book, Is Your Resume Like An Ole Dinosaur
  • free contract job listing
  • disc assessment information
  • job and values worksheets

email us at info@jobwinningresumes.net or call us at 931-269-WR1T (9718)

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Let us know how we can assist you! Cheers, Debra Ann and the Let Me Write It For You Team!

6 Clues to What’s Wrong With Your Resume: Free Class

What’s wrong with your resume?

I bet you don’t have a clue!

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It sure is surprising when we present our very best and get little to no response. I attended our annual National Resume Writer’s Association Conference in Annapolis, Maryland, last week and if I heard it once, I heard it stated twice, that:

If you are not getting interviews, it’s your resume! 

Many others have much to say about this interviewing-grabbing document that we call a resume.

#1 – Avoid the old school big block format. Give your resume an appealing look.

#2 – Use active voice! Give your resume spice and energy. Avoid using “responsible for, assisted, provide, performed, tasked, and in addition to.”

#3 – Take out acronyms and technical jargon. Make sure that anyone outside of your line of work can understand your resume.

#4 – Don’t turn in irrelevant resumes. Match your work experience section to the targeted position.

#5 – Don’t demonstrate mediocre data. Hiring officials want to read about your unique contributions to your job. Include your best accomplishments!

#6 – Add education – Go beyond just the degree and college name. Include a list of courses and / or descriptions of three significant projects.

For those in Clarksville, Montgomery County, Please join us over the next few months for our Free Resume Training Class.

The classes will be held at the Leap Org Building, located at 1860 Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Clarksville, Tennessee.

Join us on the following dates:

  • Tuesday, October 11th, 6pm
  • Wednesday, October 26th, 530 pm
  • Tuesday, November 15th, 6pm
  • Wednesday, November 30th, 6pm

These free classes will encourage, enlighten, and inspire you to present your best skills forward!

Reserve your VIP Seat NOW!! http://bit.ly/2dvkz3C

Call for more information: 931.269.WR1T (9718)

 Learn how to Make Your Resume Work For You!

Debra Ann Matthews, contributor, Modernize Your Job Search Letters

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“Resume Writers Don’t Give Up On Your Lower Level Clients” by @Letmewriteit4u on @LinkedIn

Have you ever received a client contact and you felt deep down that they were not very accomplished ? Or at the very least could not afford your packages? How about that call you received from an accountant or construction worker who were formerly incarcerated? Feel like you can’t help these groups of clients?

Well, let’s take a look at 2 points to help you never to give up on your clients:

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Debra Ann Matthews, M.A., JCTC is a passionate career coach and resume writer who works with hundreds of clients throughout her career to achieve their dreams. Her extensive experience includes helping in President Clinton’s AmeriCorps, Up With People, and Job Corps. She loves to help motivated career changers in her business Let Me Write It For You. She’s noted in USAA Military, NBC Chicago, MSN Latino, Monster, Monster Working, Calgary Sun, Money Mix, & Careerbuilder.co.uk. Connect with her on LinkedIn at letmewriteit4u.