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Struggling with Conveying Your Career’s Blood, Sweat and Tears on Paper?

Virginia Franco — September 8, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — September 8, 2017 Tumisu / Pixabay When people find me after conducting a search for online professional resume writers, I tell them the unvarnished truth. Resume reading has evolved over the years – in large part thanks to advancements in technology. Furthermore, recruiters and hiring managers … Continue reading Struggling with Conveying Your Career’s Blood, Sweat and Tears on Paper? →

Struggling with Conveying Your Career Paper? Understand How Resumes Get Read

Virginia Franco — May 16, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes— May 16, 2017 When people find me after conducting a search for online professional resume writers, I tell them the unvarnished truth. Resume reading has evolved over the years – in large part thanks to advancements in technology. Furthermore, recruiters and hiring managers are pressed for time … Continue reading Struggling with Conveying Your Career Paper? Understand How Resumes Get Read →

The Top 9 White Paper Mistakes That Kill Your Credibility and Chase Away Leads

by Rachel Foster Follow @CopywriterTOAugust 21, 2016 B2B buyers rely on white papers to make informed purchasing decisions. However, many white papers aren’t helpful – they’re boring sales pitches that put readers to sleep. Here’s how to take your white papers from “snooze fest” to “lead magnet”… White papers are a B2B marketing workhorse. B2B … Continue reading The Top 9 White Paper Mistakes That Kill Your Credibility and Chase Away Leads →

How to Stick With Good Habits Every Day by Using the “Paper Clip Strategy”

by James Clear April 20, 2016 Follow @james_clearApril 20, 2016 In 1993, a bank in Abbotsford, Canada hired a 23-year-old stock broker named Trent Dyrsmid. Dyrsmid was a rookie so nobody at the firm expected too much of his performance. Moreover, Abbotsford was still a relatively small suburb back then, tucked away in the shadow … Continue reading How to Stick With Good Habits Every Day by Using the “Paper Clip Strategy” →