Half of the Job Seeking Battle is Having Someone to Call

We call it coaching these days because resume writers ‘coach’ our clients through each phase of their job search process.

We Explain new considerations for connecting with hiring managers.

We Advise on options for career directions.

We Admonish to through out old resume terms, outdated perceptions of success.

6 Reasons You’ll Get the Job Book

We Throw Out even old styles of professionalism for fresh, healthy authentic branded statements along with carefully prepared communications with a WIIFT (what’s in it for them) mindset.

We Cheer On our clients each step of the way.

Job Seekers:

• Text us when they land an interview
• Tweet us when they connect with a mentor in a business luncheon
• FaceBook us to refer a colleague
• Leave us Google+ messages when they negotiate job offers for $10,000 more than the job posted.

Professional resume writers and certified career coaches train, keep their skills updated, earn CEU credits so that they can help motivated job seekers and career changers move to a different opportunity. The most important part of  helping professionals is to admonish them to understand how to connect with recruiters, industry leader, and colleagues who have like minded career interests. That’s when opportunities are shared.

We are hear to cheer you on!

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

Debra Ann Matthews is the author of “Is Your Resume like a Dinosaur?” She is the editor of  jobwinningresumes.wordpress.com blog, the New Business Owner Representative for the National Resume Writers Association and a Member of Career Directors International. She is a career affiliate with Career Thought Leader, writes for Examiner dot com, Ezine Articles and Local Job Network.

Connect with her @ www.linkedin.com/in/letmewriteit4u or http://www.facebook.com/letmewriteit4u.

Check out her mobile site URL m.jobwinningresumes.net.

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Join us for our next Career Talk and Tea on Saturday, August 15th at 10 am

at Get Some Coffee on Tiny Town Road (next to the movie theater)

Sip a cup of tea or coffee, bring $5 and let’s talk about it.

Topic: Linkedin… How to use it to get your next professional option

Recipe for success – Professionalism and Image

Recipe for success – Professionalism and Image

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Cèst merveilleux: Those Negative Thoughts Won’t Help! Networking Will

Cèst merveilleux ~ My session is scheduled on Saturday… The session page is now up! You can find it at: http://www.apa.org/convention/activities/job-fair/session-schedule.aspx. It’s called “Those Negative Thoughts Won’t Help! Networking Will: 7 Needed Networks for Psychology Professionals. Now Ain’t That Good News !!

5 Days of hot job and networking options in the next 5 days

On Saturday, November 2nd, get ready to rumble and see all of the week’s job and networking events:
5 Days of hot job and networking options in the next 5 days http://shar.es/IZ6BH.

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This Week of Networking and Job Search in Middle Tennessee

Networking helps you to build your circle of potential people with whom you can share ideas on different areas related to your professional development, including job search. One of the best ways to do this is to attend job fairs, volunteer in the community and help others achieve their goals. When you are seen as helpful, someone may clue you in on a potential opportunity where your skills may help out! Here are this week’s networking and job fair opportunities:
Se article @ http://shar.es/l0Nav via @sharethis

Easy networking for military veterans

Many of the military associations offer job search assistance. You will have an opportunity to expand your network with other veterans. Use your social media connections to include your veterans colleagues in your network to identify key individuals who within companies of interest and share updates, recommend articles and post status updates. Also look for military-affiliated groups that offer military-to-civilian transition assistance as well. See complete article @ http://shar.es/J2TyA

3 Biggest mistakes job seekers make by not joining associations

You are mistaken because you do not understand that by joining a professional association you can help your colleagues with their business related challenges. As a subject matter expert, you will have the opportunities to help someone else reach their goals. As you connect, you may be asked to teach or train during a monthly or annual conference meeting. What better way for you to shine ! When your talents are recognized, you will be invited to discuss career opportunities. Don’t be mistaken, professional associations help with your job search and career development.

See article @ 3 Biggest mistakes job seekers make by not joining associations http://shar.es/J6XjW.

Let me write it for you assists many motivated job seekers and career changers with career coaching that help professionals to understand how to promote their demonstrated skills and successes to today’s leading companies who eagerly await their presence. For more details, see http://www.jobwinningresumes.net

5 Hot tips to connect with recruiters and hiring managers

Over 80% of jobs are now discussed via social media, primarily FB and LinkedIn. There are many other social networking sites, especially for those interested in international work. Recruiters and HR screeners search FB, LinkedIn and Twitter for people to interview. They are looking for people who possess the skills they need. And believe it or not, many of the potential professionals that they approach are not actively seeking to change jobs. To get recruiters and HR screeners to notice you, note these 5 hot tips. See article @ 5 Hot tips to connect with recruiters and hiring managers http://www.examiner.com/article/5-hot-tips-to-connect-with-recruiters-and-hiring-managers via @examinercom

And What Do You Do? Getting Ready For This Season of Networking

What Do You Do? This is generally the first of a few questions that we ask each other when we meet someone. With the upcoming mandatory work functions, community events, school socials and political gatherings, you are sure to hear the question, “And what do you do”? Most people do not understand that they are a professional of some sort. Well, in the new workforce – you know the one that is more tech savvy than your grandparents workforce days – it behooves you to understand your value in the job that you have, t to understand your value in your extracurricular activities as well to understand your value in being able to capture your future new endeavors. Understanding your value and being able to speak clearly about them is the first step to making good connections. See article @ http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=DebraAnn_Matthews

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