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How to Write a Great Resume : Online Resume Tips

Administrator — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:24:29 +0000

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Get tips for online resumes and job search websites with advice from an expert in this free job hunting video clip. Expert: Tine Buechler Bio: Tine has been self-employed over the past ten years, and is President of Business Growth Training, Inc. Filmmaker: Melissa Schenk

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Good Cover Letter Examples

Administrator — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 16:20:58 +0000

By Ryan Carlton

If you're looking for a good cover letter example, then this article will give you some further advice to keep in mind. Specifically, we're going to talk about where you shouldn't look for examples, and why a good cover letter is the most important part of your application - by far. By the time you've finished reading this article, you're going to know how to prepare this important aspect of your resume with ease.

Let's start by talking about what most people do when they look for a good cover letter. The first thing they turn to the internet. Now, while this isn't a bad idea - it's important that you don't just find some generic samples, copy it, and try to pass it off as your own work.

In fact, your letter needs to be written in your own words 100%. Why? Because many companies will pay a lot of attention to your this part of your resume. It's the first thing they see, and the easiest way to "filter" through unwanted applicants. They are also used to seeing cover letters regularly. They've probably seen everything. So they have developed the skills to spot a "fake" a mile off.

Now let's talk about why it's so important to make sure you have a good letter to show your potential employers. Firstly, it's going to be the first thing the hiring manager sees. If it doesn't hold their attention, they may not read any further into your resume. But if you get the it right, it can easily land you the job - almost single handedly. Often, a great cover letter will easily make up for other potential weaknesses in your application.

If you're looking for good cover letters , you should take a look at my blog - where I'll show you the best resource available for creating an awesome cover letter in just a few minutes - Your phone will be ringing off the hook with job offers if you use these samples, guaranteed. Click here to go there now.

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5 Ways to Make Your Resume Shine On-Line

Administrator — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 12:28:45 +0000

by Sibylla Nash

The internet makes it possible to point and click your way into your dream position or a gig just to pay the bills. On-line job boards such as

Hotjobs.com receives over 7.5 million visitors each month making it easy to get lost in the mayhem of the point and click stampede toward employment. Have no fear, there a few things you can do to get in the groove of this fast-paced job shuffle.

1.) Craft an eye-catching header.

That single line in the header of your e-mail is valuable advertising space, it separates you from thousands of other job seekers, make it count.

2.) Use keywords.

Craft your resume and cover letter using the description from the job posting. Include a “key words” section at the bottom of your resume, suggests Chris Jones, VP of Content at Hotjobs.com . Employers use automated systems to scan and flag resumes with certain key words.

3.) Target your search.

Treat your job hunt as a planned, precise operation. Do your homework on the industry and target potential employers. Apply directly on their corporate web site.

4.) Utilize on-line tools.

If you're posting on a job board, investigate the site and see what they have to offer.Hotjobs.com allows you to post up to 10 different resumes while

Monster.com offers a specialized diversity and inclusion job search feature.

5.) Use any means necessary.

Experts agree networking is still the number one way to gain employment. Network your way into a company and cultivate a contact that will be receptive to receiving your resume and will pass it on to the right person.

A missed opportunity is as close as the delete button. Make sure you read the directions when applying for a position. Stay in the game by giving employers what they requested.
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