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How to Write A Better Resume

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 06:01:00 +0000

Which word is more scarier to you? If someone yelled "fire!" or if someone whispered, "resume"? To most people, hearing the word "resume" induces panic attacks and beads of sweat across the forehead.

Writing a resume is hard work. You must write your resume correctly; it must be perfect! Any blunders in your resume could cost you the job. The entire resume-writing process can be confusing. We’ve all asked ourselves these questions: “Which information goes in?” “Which stays out?” “How exactly should I format my resume?”

If you jumped into a pile of books and articles on resume writing, you’d drown in words, sentences and advice that all sound the same. So what in the world will make your resume leap out of the pile and scream, "Grab me! I am the person you want to hire!"

Writing a resume is both an art and a science. We need to know a successful formula of words, sentences, format and finesse to convey effectively our selling points. The following tips are shortcuts to write a stellar resume for whatever job you desire.

FORMAT WITH CAUTION

Your professional history will strongly dictate your resume format. We must choose one of three basic resume types: chronological, functional or combination.

THE CHRONOLOGICAL RESUME - This is the most common type of resume, the one that comes to mind when the word is mentioned. A chronological resume is appropriate if you’ve had steady work experience with little to no breaks, have kept each of your jobs for long periods of time, or have industry-related experience that shows your working toward a specific goal. The Chronological Resume is comprised of:

Objective (which we’ll discuss in a few paragraphs)
Employment history (starting from your most recent job)
Education
Optional section (for things such as military experience or any special skills/interests that may pertain to the job at hand)
References

THE FUNCTIONAL RESUME - A variation of the chronological resume, a functional resume intends to highlight skills found outside of work experience; it’s useful if you’re in the process of changing careers, have little to no work experience or have held several, seemingly unrelated jobs. This sort of resume is comprised of:

Qualifications summary (a bulleted list of achievements or interests that qualify you for the job for which you’re applying).
Employment history
Education
Optional section
References

THE COMBINATION RESUME - A combination resume is what it sounds like: a combination of the chronological and functional formats. It tends to be slightly more useful than the functional resume, as that format sometimes makes an employer suspicious that you’re hiding something (such as a lack of experience). The combination resume is comprised of:

Qualifications summary
Education (especially if it’s a particularly strong area for you)
Employment history (in reverse order as the chronological resume)
Optional section
References

RETHINK YOUR OBJECTIVE

Many books and articles extol the virtues of an objective; it is, after all, a great way to position yourself within a job and show an employer what you want and how willing you are to get it. A lot of job-seekers have been ditching the objective in favor of a qualifications summary, and employers seem to be responding well. The reason for this is simple: objectives are, by nature, focused heavily on you and not the employer. Your potential employer, while certainly interested in what you want, is far more concerned with your qualifications and what you can do for the company.

The idea isn’t all bad, though. It just needs a little tweaking. Instead of an objective, try creating a positioning statement.; it functions on the same way as an objective but puts the focus on you. Take a look at these examples:

Objective: To become an associate editor of children’s books at a major publishing house.

Positioning Statement: Children’s book editor with 10 years of experience in publishing.

These are loose examples, of course, but you get the idea; put the focus on you and the employer will take notice.

THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAIL

Be specific about what exactly you’ve done. Your former job responsibilities and achievements are excellent selling points in your resume. Avoid being vague, unless you want your resume to read like everyone else’s. Think about your previous jobs: what exactly did you do and how does that qualify you for a new position? For instance, don’t write that you “assisted the senior editor with a number of editorial duties.” Instead, write “contributed to editorial copy and content editing, cover design and overall concept of several major projects.” Detailing your specific job duties and accomplishments show the employer what you’re capable of and what he or she can expect from you as an employee.

SHOW THEM WHAT YOU CAN DO

It’s tempting to outline your responsibilities to save some space and not appear overly conceited, but remember -- you’re here to sell to yourself. You have one shot to make an impression. Chances are good that the employer will already know a bit about the duties of your last job (especially if it’s linked to this job), so they need to read about what you’ve accomplished as opposed to what you did. Anyone could go through the motions of a nine-to-five day, but what did you actually achieve? What were the results of your work? Don’t be modest with this; if a book you edited hit the best-seller list, then by all means, let the employer know. Never withhold important information about your achievements.

WORD IT WELL

The words you use in your resume are just as important as the results you’ve achieved or the jobs you’ve held. Make sure you use lively, engaging words and always avoid the passive voice; it reads in a boring, trite manner. Always write in active voice so you sound more formal and direct. Stay concise -- are you using more words that necessary? Would a great action verb effectively replace a whole sentence? Are there any obvious clichés, like “great customer service skills”? Strive to say things in the most interesting manner possible, and make sure you spell all words correctly. There’s nothing worse than a typo on a resume, as it leaves the impression that “if this person doesn’t care enough to spellcheck their resume,” the employer thinks, “then how in the world will they care enough to do this job well?”

PERFECT THE PRESENTATION

Resume presentation is another crucial aspect to the resume-writing process. How your resume looks will serve as the employer’s first impression of you; if it looks bad, or amateurish, your resume may not get a second glance. Make sure the visual formatting is correct (consult a resume guide book for samples of formatting) and always leave lots of white space; this makes it easier for an employer to skim through your resume and find the information they need. Use an easily readable font, such as Arial or Times New Roman; print it on high-quality white stock (no photocopies!); and send it in a white or manila envelope with a printed mailing label. And always, always, always remember to include your contact information, even your email address; it’ll be hard to land that new position if the employer can’t even get in touch with you.

About The Author
Brian Konradt has been a professional full-time freelance writer for over a decade. He is founder of LousyWriter.com ( http://www.LousyWriter.com ), a free online resource to improve your writing skills; and FreelanceWriting.com ( http://www.FreelanceWriting.com ), a free resource to help writers freelance full-time.

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 06:21:00 +0000

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:40:00 +0000

:: Get Noticed, Get the Interview, Get the Job: The 8-step method for getting a great job in education

Pre-Interview:

STEP 1) FIND THE OPENINGS

Common sense right? Well...yes...but it will maximize your time to develop a proven strategy. Based on experience, I believe the internet is the ideal place to find job vacancies. In most states, over 85% of school districts list their job opportunities online. And that number is growing every day as more and more schools "get it". In other words, schools are truly starting to realize the power and reach of the internet, and their human resources departments are leading the way.

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Is the internet the only place to go? No. There is still a great deal of value in an old fashioned phone call or in simply mailing an application. This is especially true if you know exactly where you want to teach.

In fact, I recommend getting an application on file even if the school district hasn't yet listed an opening. That way, if a job comes open, the school will check their applicant file and might even give you a call before they post the opening publicly.

Is there an opening for a high school Principal in Kalamazoo? What about openings for Math teachers in Kentucky? Any Elementary, Charter, or Montessori school openings? You will be able to find out where the jobs are and exactly how to apply for them.

STEP 2) MAKE YOUR INTEREST KNOWN

Do this by making some phone calls, or even better, by sending letters of inquiry. This consists of a one page cover letter and a one page resume. Many schools now offer online submission. Be sure to take the time to customize your letter to the school you're writing to. Accentuate any strengths or experiences that would make you attractive to an employer. If appropriate, include copies of transcripts and/or licenses.

STEP 3) DON'T BE AFRAID OF REJECTION

In a sense, getting a good job is a numbers game. The more letters of interest, resumes, and applications you send in, the better your chances. Make phone calls. Use your contacts. Take advantage of all the people you've interacted with. It could be from a previous job, student teaching, volunteering, family, friends, etc. The more opportunities you give yourself, the greater your chances of getting hired.

STEP 4) FOLLOW UP

Approximately 1 to 2 weeks after submitting your cover letter and resume, make a call or send an email to confirm its arrival, reiterate your interest, and check your status. Also, it is very important to try and set a concrete time for an interview.

The Interview:

STEP 5) RESEARCH THE SCHOOL AND THE DISTRICT

The internet is the perfect place for this. Once again, you can't beat the EducationJobs.com directory for this task. We have links to over 15,000 public and private school web sites. Go to the school's website and learn all you can. Learn about special programs, philosophies, the community, etc.

STEP 6) ANTICIPATE THE QUESTIONS AND YOUR ANSWERS

All interviewers have different styles, but most will touch upon similar subjects. You'll also want to consider specific instances or examples that exemplify your answers. Some common questions include:

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-Philosophy of teaching
-Ideas on discipline
-Lesson plans
-Leadership examples
-Experiences

STEP 7) PREPARE YOUR OWN QUESTIONS

This touches upon both the research you've done and your personal questions about the school. Ideally, you'll be able to change the dynamic of the interview from strictly question and answer to a more conversational format. A conversation is to everybody's advantage.

Post-Interview:

STEP 8) FOLLOW UP AGAIN

After the interview, send a follow up thank you letter. Express your appreciation and reiterate your interest in the job. If you don't hear back within 2 or 3 weeks, make a polite phone call to check your status.

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:38:00 +0000

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If you are sitting at home and have a dependable internet connection, one of the things that you can do to earn extra cash is sign up to take paid surveys for money. You may be skeptical but this opportunity can actually earn you a fair amount of income with only a minimum amount of effort from you. Essentially you are paid anywhere from five to seventy-five dollars to take online surveys that will show companies what they need to know about their product. Essentially, you will be providing the participating organizations with good information about where to take their services and product lines.

When you fill out surveys, you may also get free gifts and offers. While you need to make sure that the paid surveys you are taking are not just scams to get your private information, there are still many legitimate surveys that want you to try their products. The companies will frequently send you products like soaps and shampoos and have you send off your own opinion. When you are new, finding the right survey company can be difficult, but when you locate the right one, you can make a fair amount of income while sitting at home and surfing the internet.

To maximize the amount of cash you make per hour from this opportunity, there are several things to keep in mind. Don't sign up with a company that demands money to get you started. When you do fill out a survey, make sure that you fill it out to the companies specifications; failure to do so can result in you getting paid a smaller amount of money. Attention to detail is one of the best things that you can offer a paid survey company, remember that you are helping them improve their product line.

One important item to remember is that you should be patient, especially at the start. It can be difficult finding a survey company that is a outstanding match for what you enjoy and to get the most out of the experience, you need to be patient and find that the survey company likes what you have to say and the way you say it. Remember that while there are many companies out there that are just using the surveys to advertise their business, there are still many that want your input and want to hear what it is you have to say.

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:37:00 +0000

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:35:00 +0000

:: Tips For Boosting Your Home Based Business Income

If your home based business income isn't where you want it to be, there are some simple things that you can begin doing right now to make more money. In this brief article, I'm going to reveal some things that have greatly increased the amount of money I earn from my home based business. Hopefully by the time you're finished reading this, you'll have some ideas that you can apply to your business.

One thing that really gave my home based business income a boost was creating a dedicated space in my house for business-only activities. Instead of working on the couch with the TV on, I began spending time working from my home office area and immediately found that I was more motivated and better organized.

Another thing that I did was cut off my cable television. For me, TV was a tremendous distraction during the day and it was always tempting to flip it on during lunch. I began tracking the time I spent each day in front of the television and it was getting out of control, so I made the difficult decision to eliminate it completely. Over the course of that next year, my income doubled and has risen dramatically each year since.

Last but not least, buy a whiteboard and some dry erase markers. I have a huge whiteboard on the wall by my home office desk where I write down ideas, daily stuff that needs to be done, etc. This has really helped in the organization department and also with brainstorming. Highly recommended.

Hopefully this short article has given you some ideas that you can immediately begin using to generate more home based business income. Making money from home is the best thing that has ever happened to me, but it isn't always easy. Setting some "rules" and working on your organization will go a long way in helping you make more money.

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:33:00 +0000

:: How To Earn Some Extra Money Every Week at Home

In almost every home in the country regardless of status and income, people today are living a far better life than their forefathers. However there is a price to pay and many families recognise that their lifestyle is costing more every year.

As the computer and internet access is readily available in approximately 61% of homes today, it has become easier for people to be able to supplement their income by earning extra money from home.

A good way to start is to sign up for free with the survey companies. These are easy to find and eager to enrol new recruits, many offering cash rewards to get you started. Ensure that you only join the cash paying sites, or possibly the companies that pay in vouchers for well known stores. Surveys are quick, interesting and easy to do, no right or wrong answers, just your opinions.

Some people find that survey work provides just enough extra cash for their needs while others look for bigger gains. There are many companies out there today looking for freelancers to contribute to their content requirements.

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As you can see whatever your skills from handmade crafts to writing children books, there are markets out there to help you gain an additional source of weekly income. Ever considered running your own blog or website?

The beauty of working from home is that you set your own hours, whether this would be a few extra in the evening after work or maybe you have thoughts of starting a home business. Are you a stay at home Mom, retired, or temporary out of the workforce? In fact anyone who is looking for some extra money each week, there are no limits to your earning potential; the work is out there for every one. Once you start to look around the search engines I think most people would be amazed to discover how many opportunities you have in today’s modern world.

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