Thursday, July 28th, 2011 at
10:47 am
Article by Laura SmithProulx
Showing your executive resume around to get feedback? Doing so can be a career-killer, especially if you’re blindly seeking resume tips from resources that are unfamiliar with effective resume-writing practices for today’s competitive job market.
Here are 5 groups you might seek out for an honest, effective perspective on your leadership resume–including some resources that you should skip if you really want to win more interviews:
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Monday, October 18th, 2010 at
2:25 pm
I’m writing my first resume for full time employment.
When I was looking for part-time I had an “objective” stating I’d like to work evenings and weekends. I’m not looking for a job in any specific field, I just need one asap. Probably sales or waitressing (if I end up writing an objective, I don’t want to use either specifically, so what could I use to generalize? “To obtain a full time job that enables me…?” to what?)
In my resume template, my name/address/phone number are down the side in a coloured bar, so my objective was first before my job experience/qualifications. I don’t want to just jump right into my qualifications at the top of the page, so what could I put to replace my objective?
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Sunday, October 10th, 2010 at
2:28 pm
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Sunday, September 26th, 2010 at
2:14 pm
It has to be on something that I found to be in interesting. And something academic like I could have learned about it in a class.
Here are my thoughts:
1. Study skills and emotional intelligence. I will basically write study tips and explain how emotional intelligence and delayed gratification has a bigger impact than someones IQ whenever someone has a test coming up.
2. The 5 myths of love.I am taking most of my information on the lecture notes my psychology teacher gave me last semester. (Is that legal or did I need her pemission) I will explain what they are and how it really is. Ex: Myth#1 Love is a feeling you fall into. This is a myth because love is an action not an emotion.
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Saturday, September 18th, 2010 at
2:17 pm
I am currently a high school senior and this year I will have 5 AP classes
My GPA is a 3.6
SAT Composite: 1870 Math: 650 Reading: 620 Writing: 600
AP – US History 4, Biology 3
I recently went a foreign medical missions trip to Africa this summer and I’m going to write about that as my essay.
I did not play any sports but was fairly active in other areas.
I am currently a Sunday school teacher, co-founder and leader of the Teen Ministry at my church. I have sponsored numerous clothing a food drives and I am also a choir director.I was a student tutor at my high school for two years. I also had the privilege to mentor a young boy with a learning disability. On numerous Saturdays, my mornings were spent at local soup kitchens serving food to the poor and homeless. I was greatly active in the Key Club, Culinary Club, Academic Team, Writer’s Society, Art Club, Latin and French Clubs, Pro-Life Club and Student Council.
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Sunday, September 12th, 2010 at
2:13 pm
I’m going into 8th grade, and got back from three weeks participating in a Duke TiP program. I loved it, and when I got back my mom asked me about doing an e-studies as well. I love to write, and am a good writer, so I was thinking about doing either the fiction writing course (which would be more fun and easier) or the academic writing course (which would be harder but more useful, and offered rarely). I’m leaning towards the latter, but I don’t know if I’m going to have enough time with school, soccer, music and homework.
Should I do it? Has anyone here done it before?
Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 at
3:27 pm
I have to write a letter to the Executive Director of my college’s scholarship department requesting that my scholarship be reinstated. I had to leave school when my dad was diagnosed with a fatal brain tumor and they revoked my scholarship due to my absence. The letter needs to explain my reason for my absence, when I plan to return, and request that, upon my reentry, I be allow to resume my scholarship. What format should I use for such a letter?
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at
2:19 pm
or if anyone has a SUCCESSFUL letter they could email me. I obviously wouldnt copy it. i have my own information that i want to put in there.
Thank you!
Sunday, August 29th, 2010 at
2:21 pm
What exactly should an Executive Resume Cost?
Firstly, realize that the actual resume writing companies are extremely fragmented. The majority of resume writers are usually individuals operating from home. They established their very own hours, guidelines, procedures and pricing. There is a great variety in pricing structure. Normally, a competent and well-known writer itemizes the service at higher fees compared to those who are a new comer with much less in demand.
The pricing may also be based upon on area they are operating. A writer who lives in a low-cost region might cost lower than someone residing in the centre of an expensive area, even though their abilities are usually identical.
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