How To Prepare Resume? Simple...Like Eating a Burger, One Bite At A Time!
How to prepare a resume; seriously, its not as hard as you think (especially with the help of eResumes4Vips).
Also, before I forget, come to grips with your pending F.E.A.R. (False Evidence Appearing Real) of or after-shocked
job loss.
The 7 Secret Steps to Prepare Your Resume
How to Prepare Resume
Step One: Investigate Your Job Strengths; marry your strengths with the job posted description.
Step Two: Get Familiar with the technical pieces or parts of a resume (review all of the pages of eResumes4Vips.com).
Step Three: Begin with the End Result in Mind (i.e. BARTENDER...find out what the job skills are for a bartender and tailor your resume toward that goaled end result).
Step Four: WRITE...Write...write...
Step Five: REVISE and REWRITE...Revise and Rewrite...revise and rewrite.
Step Six: Have Trusted and KNOWLEDGEABLE confidants review and critique your resume draft(s). Ask for and ACCEPT critical feedback.
Step Seven: Spit and Polish, Spit and Polish, Spit and Polish, etc...etc...
The Three MOST Valuable Tools of How to Resume Preparation
Regarding the nuts and bolts of how to prepare resume, you must have these 3 valuable don't leave home without 'em tools on your resume tool belt:
1) A Dictionary
2) A Thesaurus
3) A Local or Metropolitan Newspaper (classifieds and all)
Your resume toolbox, complete with the 3 tools, adds craftsmanship to your resume building work. Can't find the write word? Sounds like?? Look-it-Up!
Find you word or words in the Dictionary; then, find a Better Word in your Thesaurus. For example, the word WORK could be replaced with the word EXECUTE as given by your Thesaurus example listing.
Lastly, your newspaper will alert you to jobs, job fairs, networking events, and items of interest. You NEVER knoweth from whence yonder new job lead cometh!
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Speaking of Newspapers...
Read the newspaper! That’s where the jobs are. Have you heard of the "hidden Job market?" Yes, the jobs are hidden...on page 14D.
Let's face it. You and I don't really care that much about resumes, in general (i.e. how to prepare resume). We really care about security, jobs, wages, earning a decent wage, providing service to others, etc..Yet, how to prepare resume is a necessary evil. Agreed?
I wholeheartedly endorse the
Wall Street Journal (WSJ) .
I began reading The Journal in 1997. I spotted a fellow management intern reading it during my break. He's now a V.P...
WSJ has always been informative and cutting-edge--but stuffy. Yet, a few years ago, WSJ's holding company, Dow Jones Inc., was acquired by an old man by the name of Rupert Murdoch. But Mr. Murdoch isn't your average 70+ year old man...
Rupert Murdoch knows more about technology, internet, marketing, business, making money, and creating value than any "Kid on the Block!" Wonder if he would want to join
my Mastermind group??
Besides owning the NY Post, WSJ, and WSJ-Europe, he also acquired a little known Internet social networking company...some of you may have heard of it.
It's called MY SPACE...
Recently, WSJ-USA advertised Dell's Latitude E6400. The Dell (laptop) E6400 was touted as the 1st backlit keyboard for business. More importantly, the unique selling point was this:
I WANT to Work Anywhere I Choose!
Hmmm...sounds like something You and I could really get our arms around and bite into. Yes?
Tuesday is Career Journal day. Besides the editorials and Ads for the Apple iPod and iPhone as well as Verizon wireless' 3G Network,
Teri Agins,
WSJ fashion reporter (askteri@wsj.com), wrote a reply to a reader question about Perry Ellis' shirt pleat iron pressing. Trivial for some; Serious stuff for us resume-job rabbit hunters.
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How To Prepare Resume? Simple...Like Eating a Burger, One Bite At A Time!
