The Job Search Strategist
In a previous blog I discussed the purpose of a resume, which is to get enough of the right attention to land that phone or face-to-face interview. But sometimes a resume isn’t enough or…maybe it’s too much.
I read and screen resumes for a living. Nothing is more frustrating than trying to fill a job and [...]
Following up and common courtesy
04 Feb
Posted by David B. Wright in Hidden Job Market, Interviewing, Job Search, Networking, Resume Writing
Well this entry is part rant, part serious advice. I received a call a little while back from a gentleman I had met at a networking event. He asked me to look over the resume of a friend of his, which I was glad to do. The person sent me a long [...]
Job Switching Poll & Tips For Not Being Viewed as a “Job Hopper”
17 Jan
Posted by Jim Stroud in Job Search, Resume Writing
More than 60% of Professionals Have Switched Employers at Least Twice in the Last Five Years, According to Beyond.com Poll
Company offers tips for not being viewed as a “job hopper” by potential employers
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – January 15, 2007 – Beyond.com, Inc., the largest network of online niche career communities, polled business professionals throughout its network [...]
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