The world of consulting is a highly competitive one. In this tough race, your consultant resume is your first impression…your foot in the door. It is your best face and should reflect all of your successes and potential in the business world. Read more »

In my last post I talked about the first 5 of the critical resume writing mistakes that most people make. Now I am going to discuss 5 more that you will want to stay clear from in order to get your resume to the top of the call back list. Read more »

Have you been a stay-home mom and want to go back into the work force? Perhaps, you are still raising your family, but financially can’t make it after your husband was laid off. Maybe you don’t really want to go back to work, but after long deliberations, you realize it is best. Read more »

Are you one of those people that find resume writing really difficult and frustrating? If you are an inexperienced worker, all you probably see is a blank page and are wondering how you are going to fill it. Read more »

Professional cover letters are used in many situations. They can make a different in job applications, funding proposals, loan documents, acceptance letters and rejection letters.

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If you are in high school, you probably have thought that you don’t really need a resume until you are close to graduating from college. This thinking is wrong. A high school resume is essential for a few reasons: Read more »

A teacher resume should be concise and to the point. You should also provide enough evidence that you will be a good teacher. It is your aim to sell yourself to the principal by sharing any experiences you have had with children or teens. Read more »

When you’re straight out of high school or college, it can be tough to develop your entry level resume. However, all you have to do, is take your experiences from school and any part time jobs you’ve had and apply them to the “real world.” Read more »