Virginia FrancoJuly 9, 2015 When it comes to hiring in the world of sales, hiring managers want to see a resume that outlines a track record of success. While factors like the ability to lead and client retention contribute to sales success, at the end of day a sales person is judged on his/her ability … Continue reading Three Items That Spell Success In A Sales Resume
Amanda ClarkJune 24, 2015 Before you can really polish up your resume, you need to know who you are and where you’re headed. Taking a generic approach not only leaves you with little direction, it can also confuse employers about what you have to offer. They can look at your resume and see diverse skills … Continue reading How Should You Brand Yourself On Your Resume?
Amanda ClarkJune 15, 2015 When you think about it, your resume is really pretty precious. With the exception of your LinkedIn profile, it may well be the only piece of personal marketing collateral you have, and it is unquestionably the most important. In the span of one, maybe two pages, you have to sell yourself … Continue reading Resumé Redundancies (And How to Avoid Them)
Ryan WinnerJune 13, 2015 What Gets Your Resume to the Hiring Manager? Do you ever wonder how long it will take to get a call from companies once you have submitted your resume? I know I did! You want to hear back from the one that you know is the BEST for you – sometimes … Continue reading SEO For Your RESUME? Yep, That’s Right, SEO For Your Resume!
Amanda ClarkJune 3, 2015 While it’s true that your resume should be about showing how you can benefit a future employer, it’s also all about you. It’s your opportunity to showcase what makes you stand out and what you have accomplished. Often job seekers will downplay their achievements because they were part of a team … Continue reading Tooting Your Own Horn: Taking Due Credit on Your Resume
Amanda ClarkMay 26, 2015 Oftentimes when people think of applying for jobs, one of the first things that comes to their mind is job boards. These online resources have become a staple when it comes to employment. Not only is this where many employers turn to post available openings, it is where job seekers go … Continue reading Using Your Resume For More Than Just Job Boards
Amanda ClarkMay 14, 2015 It goes without saying that your resume will certainly be somewhat personal in nature because it is about your background and experiences. Your training, accomplishments, and activities will not be the same as anyone else’s; these things are unique to you. But there are different levels of personal. You want the … Continue reading How Personal Should Your Resume Be?
Len AprilApril 14, 2015 Spring cleaning time Spring has sprung, as they say. It’s a time to celebrate renewal, rebirth and the anticipation of new tidings to come. The spirit of the season — of casting off the past and preparing for the future — infuses people of all beliefs and faiths. Some honor the … Continue reading Spring Clean Your Resume
BusinessVibesApril 7, 2015 Today’s job market is all about tough competition and the struggle to stand out. Resumes are one of the main tools used to advertise yourself as the best for a position. When looking for a job entry at JobTonic, or other online job search boards, you do your best to write captivating … Continue reading 5 Things You Should Never Include on Your Resume
Amanda ClarkMarch 23, 2015 One hang-up that many people have when writing their resume is how much work experience they should include. Do you need to list every job you’ve had since college? Is the most recent 10 years enough? Where do part-time or short-term jobs fit in? These are questions that people regularly stumble … Continue reading How Much Experience Should Your Resume Include?
