by Joellyn Wittenstein Schwerdlin | Jul 22, 2013 | Career Marketing Materials
In a previous post, I wrote about how to get your resume found in an applicant tracking system (ATS). Once your resume is selected, it will be “physically” read by the hiring management team who will decide if they want to interview you for the position you’ve applied...
by Joellyn Wittenstein Schwerdlin | Sep 17, 2012 | Career Marketing Materials
You might know that I started my private practice as a resume writer. I expanded into career coaching when I noticed that some clients needed more help to determine their career direction, strongest skill sets, types of jobs they desired, target industries and...
by Joellyn Wittenstein Schwerdlin | Mar 13, 2012 | Career Marketing Materials, Online Job Search, Resume Writing
You’ve worked hard on your resume, from writing, rewriting and editing, through proofreading and a final spell-check. You’ve even had others review it and give the “OK” to send it out. Then – -you discover a glaring typo on your resume, which you didn’t catch before...
by Joellyn Wittenstein Schwerdlin | Oct 13, 2011 | Career Marketing Materials
Keeping your resume updated should be a continual career management practice as you change jobs or promote within your company. You never know when a promising career opportunity will unexpectedly fall into your lap, which will require sending a resume to the hiring...
by Joellyn Wittenstein Schwerdlin | Dec 11, 2010 | Career Marketing Materials
1. Length is relative: Your resume’s length depends on your experience and profession. If you’re a recent college graduate, one page will do. If you’re a seasoned executive, two or more pages are acceptable. Even though electronic resumes aren’t affected by length,...
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