Sentences with phrase «few versions of their resumes»

Don't worry if you can't make a final decision just yet; you can pick a broad area or several goals for employment and make few versions of your resume, depending on the job you are applying for.

Don't worry if you can't make a final decision just yet — you can pick a broad area or several goals for employment and make few versions of your resume, depending on the job you are applying for.

Especially if you have a great deal of experience, it's OK to have a few versions of your resume and tailor each to the job you're applying for.

Having a few versions of your resume that you can choose from is invaluable.

Not exact matches

X had worked with a few professional resume writers (via career centers and big - box firms) and ended up with a version that looked and read like a hundred other resumes; a version that opened with a vague summary that could fit any number of candidates; and a version that literally (word - for - word) came from an online sample.

Nearly every resume we see still offers some version of «I'm a team player» — yet few seem to understand what that means in the Social Age.

If you're applying for a few different types of jobs, write a cover letter for each type, and create different versions of your resume to go along with them.

Get a few copies of the article or the right to make copies (some publications will give or sell you reprints of your article as it appeared in their publication, but not give you the right to make copies) to attach to your resume when you send a paper version to an employer.

I usually suggest to my clients to have a few different versions of their resume, or at least be able to tweak it a little for each job so it looks more targeted.

While most agencies still require the traditional SES resume and full set of ECQs, there are still a few agencies that prefer the drilled - down five - page SES resume version, but if a candidate is selected for the SES position, we find some agencies still request the full set of ECQs.

You don't need to have multiple versions of your resume, but it makes sense to have multiple versions if you're applying for a few different categories of jobs, because in that case you'd want to emphasize different things.

As with resumes, you will need several versions of your cover letters: one for recruiters, one for specific jobs and one for «generic» jobs (to name a few).