Identifying and Making the Most of Your Transferable Skills
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsMany times, when we’re applying for jobs, we think about how our skills relate specifically to the position we desire. There’s no doubt that it’s important to show that you already have experience and qualify for the position you want. However, if you’re trying to switch careers, you may not have this luxury. Full Article
Common Executive Resume Mistakes
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsWhen you reach the executive level in your career, there is no room for error. You must exude perfection with everything you do. This is especially true with your resume, which is why the last thing you want to do is submit a resume with glaring errors. Full Article
Thinking about Sending a Cold Cover Letter? Read This First …
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsHave you ever thought about sending out a cold cover letter to company in search of a job that you’re not sure even exists? The thought of a cold cover letter just may give you cold feet. But it’s good to know that there are plenty of success stories that come out of sending out these types of letters. So before you start biting your nails too hard at the prospect of taking on this form of application, consider just what you can gain from doing so. You could be surprised by the number of opportunities you could gain from doing so.
Strengthening Your Executive Resume with the Right Keywords
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsYou’ve probably heard about the various ways to improve your resume so that it can be moved to the top of the talent pool instead of the top of a trash pile. The use of keywords is particularly important, especially with advancements in technology that can capture and categorize resumes based on the keywords used. This is a practice not only common with entry-level and managerial resumes, it also works extraordinarily well with executive resumes. Let’s look at how to do this.
How to Write Resumes for Education Careers
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsThe education field is one of few out there that is still managing relatively well in the midst of the recession. However, this doesn’t mean that snagging a great job will be a piece of cake. It may still require some work, especially in terms of creating a great resume. So if you have already acquired your education degree, are certified to teach, and are looking for your first education job – or are thinking of leaving your current position and want something new – it’s a good idea to learn how to get your education resume in order. The good news is that it’s easier than you think. Here are a few tips to get you started.
Smart Women Take the Right Action
Written by Joy Chudacoff | 0 CommentsThis article is about taking action on your marketing for your business. It’s important to realize that there is not just one step that will build your business. There are several steps that will attract clients to you. Create some time to sit down and think about which steps you can take right now so that you can grow your business effectively.
What are Targeted Cover Letters?
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsIf you are currently out of work, or are thinking about leaving your job then there’s a chance that you’ve written at least one cover letter in your lifetime. But the question is what type of cover letter did you write? Many people utilize templates or carbon copy-styled cover letters that allow you to fill in the blanks where needed, but don’t really delve into the position you’re applying for and why you personally want the job. This is where a targeted cover letter steps in. The targeted cover letter can help can help a candidate’s application easily stand out among others. Let’s look at some ways that you can manage yours …
Tips for Fabulous Tech Job Resume
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsThe technology industry is booming more than ever. Even with many hard workers losing their jobs left and right, the IT field is doing just find thanks to the Internet. If you have experience in a tech field – or want to scoot over to this industry – and are looking for work, you’re going to need a pretty good resume to compete with all the other pros out there. So before you get started on yours, let’s look at a few tips to consider to make yours fabulous.
What You Should Know about Writing an Executive Resume
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsIf you have worked your way up the corporate ladder from an entry-level position to that of a professional – and now executive – you know how different the world can look at each stage in the game. As an executive, a lot more is expected of you, and probably no one is a harsher critic of you than yourself. Full Article
Smart Women Understand “WIIFM?”
Written by Joy Chudacoff | 0 CommentsThis article gives some insight and tips on how to create a marketing message that clearly and easily lets someone know what benefit your product or service has to offer. People purchase benefits—period. It’s important that we make sure the benefits stand out in our marketing so that people can quickly determine if they need or want what we have to offer.
What is the Right Home Business for You?
Written by Leslie Truex | 0 CommentsEarly in my work-at-home career, I started several home businesses, most of which could have been successful, but they weren’t because they were the wrong home business for me. In my years of helping others find success in working at home, I’ve had people tell me they’ve had the same experience. Some businesses just weren’t for them. While there can be some benefits to trial and error in staring a home business, it also wastes time. It’s much easier to do a little research and evaluation to make sure you’re picking the right home business for you.
“Pimp Your Resume”: 5 Cool Resume Tips
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsYou’ve probably heard of the show “Pimp My Ride,” where a lucky person has a chance to turn an otherwise crappy vehicle into the beautiful car of their dreams. Well, as beautiful as a 1978 Ford Pinto can get, that is. Full Article
Understanding a Defiant Teenager
Written by Aurelia Williams | 0 CommentsLooking for great information on ways to fully understand your teen? Get ‘em right now… 24/7! Real Life Guidance to Understanding Your Teen is available for easy and instant download to your computer.
Snagging a Great Internship: 3 Resume-Writing Tips
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsIt’s not uncommon for an intern-hopeful to feel shocked after realizing that they need to create a resume in order to apply for a position. Because many on-campus jobs are obtainable without a resume, some students never assume they will need it to apply for an internship. They’re wrong. Full Article
Turning a “Loser” Cover Letter into a Winning One
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsWhen applying for a job, it’s not uncommon to send in a cover letter with the resume. In fact, many experts suggest that even if one is not requested, it be sent anyway to show professionalism and enthusiasm for the job. Full Article
Ways to Transition from a Large to a Smaller Company
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsIt’s not always easy to work for a big company – especially when that big company lays you off and leaves you unwanted by smaller companies. Unfortunately, this scenario is true for too many veterans who have been let go from business giants only to be shot down by smaller companies that are intimidated by them. Full Article
Making Electronic Resumes Work for You
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsWe’re living in an electronic world, which means it’s pretty important that when it comes to resumes you learn to be an electronic girl – or boy. There are a high percentage of companies that prefer that job candidates submit applications and resumes online. So if you don’t know how to do so, you may find yourself left behind your technologically advanced competition. Full Article
Tips for Grads Looking for Employment During the Recession
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsBeing a college grad in the middle of a recession is one of the toughest times to try to find a job. Unfortunately, there are thousands of students who have recently graduated – or are about to cross the stage – who will be looking for employment with 4 million others who have recently been laid off. So how can someone with very little experience compete against candidates who have years of know-how and education under their belts? There are a few tips to consider that can help to make the job search a little simpler. Let’s take a look at what they are … Full Article
Cover Letter Etiquette
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsWhether you’ve written one or one hundred cover letters in your lifetime, they can present enough challenges to make you dread the process each time. It’s for this reason that many people resort to the “carbon copy” cover letter as opposed to creating an original one for each job application. Full Article
Creating a Good Reference List
Written by Heather Eagar | 0 CommentsOne of the greatest mysteries associated with applying for a job is how to create a good reference list. Because not every employer even requests this list as a part of the application process, it can often be difficult to know exactly who should be listed and when. Full Article
