Reference checks on a potential hire can either be a routine matter to complete their file or a way to resolve any concerns that the hiring team might have. It all comes down to your approach. Below are examples of questions that can provide some insight. The example questions are in bold type, and the […]
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Considering the Resume & Hiring for the Behaviors
Consider the Resume and Hire for the Behaviors. Usually, the hiring manager is responsible for submitting their “request” that includes: Responsibilities, Duties, Education, Experience, and a few Technical Skills or Qualifications
Preparedness & Execution = Top Candidate
Being successful in a job interview is a lot like being successful in any endeavor: prepare to be successful and then execute that preparation. The same goes for an interview.
Using Power Words to Write a Great Resume
Your resume should always provide an accurate picture of yourself, your work and accomplishments. By keeping your resume updated and by using some of these words your resume should stand out amongst the rest.
Choosing The Best Resume Format
A person’s resume is one of the most important pieces in what I like to call their “career advancement puzzle.” There are a lot of items to factor into keeping your portfolio, references, contacts and resume up to date.
New Year’s Resolutions for Your Career
Welcome back from the holidays. You’ve probably already made your resolutions for the new year and while many people focus on some of the same time-honored resolutions (lose weight, work out at a gym, eat healthy), they don’t devote enough attention to the one area that could make a big difference in their life in […]
Ten Keys to a Dynamite Resume
To help you construct a better, more powerful resume, here are 10 pointers and areas of consideration in regard to your resume’s content and presentation.