How to escape from resume filter when applying for job?
Q. I idiotically lost a job interview a couple of months ago. I applied again but they rejected it saying they have their resume on file and that I can't apply for the job again till one year from the date of the last interview. They have software which automatically compares a resume submitted with the resumes in their database. Has anyone been cunning enough to modify resume in ways that the resume filter software can't identify as duplicate? I desperately need to apply for that job.
Asked by Kannan J - Sat Dec 22 15:02:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a professional recruiter, I have a couple of questions that need to be clarified. 1 Are you applying for the exact same position as before? 2 Are you applying for a different position than the first one? 3 What was the reason they gave you for turning you down the first time? If you are applying for the same job again, I would say you have a problem, but if its a different position with the same company; most companies will accept the resume and consider it just like they would for anyone who has never applied there before. Most companies and large corporations will consider you if you go to the HR Manager and explain that you are applying for a different position this time. If the reason they did not accept you the first time was… [cont.]
Answered by tomokeefe2005 - Sat Dec 22 15:46:05 2007
Q. I idiotically lost a job interview a couple of months ago. I applied again but they rejected it saying they have their resume on file and that I can't apply for the job again till one year from the date of the last interview. They have software which automatically compares a resume submitted with the resumes in their database. Has anyone been cunning enough to modify resume in ways that the resume filter software can't identify as duplicate? I desperately need to apply for that job.
Asked by Kannan J - Sat Dec 22 15:02:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a professional recruiter, I have a couple of questions that need to be clarified. 1 Are you applying for the exact same position as before? 2 Are you applying for a different position than the first one? 3 What was the reason they gave you for turning you down the first time? If you are applying for the same job again, I would say you have a problem, but if its a different position with the same company; most companies will accept the resume and consider it just like they would for anyone who has never applied there before. Most companies and large corporations will consider you if you go to the HR Manager and explain that you are applying for a different position this time. If the reason they did not accept you the first time was… [cont.]
Answered by tomokeefe2005 - Sat Dec 22 15:46:05 2007
What's the difference between a faxed resume and an emailed resume?
Q. I have to send out a resume to jobs I am applying to, but a lot of employers want resumes to be faxed rather than email. I don't have a fax machine, which is why it is easier for me to just send it by email. It is inconvenient to go somewhere and pay to get my resume faxed. I can't afford a fax machine right now, so this makes things worse. What is the difference between a resume sent by fax and one sent by email?
Asked by swizzy74 - Fri Dec 11 16:18:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you fax it, then they don't have to print it. They can simply have someone pick up the faxes and distribute them. If you want the job, you'll fax copies in. Plus, employers don't want hundreds of emails clogging up their inbox.
Answered by spalmer - Fri Dec 11 16:22:16 2009
Q. I have to send out a resume to jobs I am applying to, but a lot of employers want resumes to be faxed rather than email. I don't have a fax machine, which is why it is easier for me to just send it by email. It is inconvenient to go somewhere and pay to get my resume faxed. I can't afford a fax machine right now, so this makes things worse. What is the difference between a resume sent by fax and one sent by email?
Asked by swizzy74 - Fri Dec 11 16:18:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you fax it, then they don't have to print it. They can simply have someone pick up the faxes and distribute them. If you want the job, you'll fax copies in. Plus, employers don't want hundreds of emails clogging up their inbox.
Answered by spalmer - Fri Dec 11 16:22:16 2009
What is the most professional resume style to use when only having worked in food and retail?
Q. I have only worked in the fast food industry and in retail stores. I know there are the high class resumes that people pay to make, but I want a resume style that will look the most professional for only having worked for fast food and retail, but I don't want to pay for a resume.
Asked by mynames.secret - Mon Jun 2 15:50:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 4 Comments
A. Hello All, Here is a link to a site all about how to write your own resume. With the economy the way it is today, a good resume may be all that stands between your new job and the unemployment line!
Answered by El - Fri Jun 6 11:59:16 2008
Q. I have only worked in the fast food industry and in retail stores. I know there are the high class resumes that people pay to make, but I want a resume style that will look the most professional for only having worked for fast food and retail, but I don't want to pay for a resume.
Asked by mynames.secret - Mon Jun 2 15:50:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 4 Comments
A. Hello All, Here is a link to a site all about how to write your own resume. With the economy the way it is today, a good resume may be all that stands between your new job and the unemployment line!
Answered by El - Fri Jun 6 11:59:16 2008
How to write a resume for a teacher recommendation?
Q. My homeroom teacher would be really honest about me in a recommendation (even though we're not on lovely terms), because she's known me and my habits/mannerisms the longest, but I overheard her asking for a resume from my classmate when he asked for a recommendation. I'm not sure how to format/begin/write a non-job resume. Help?
Asked by Kai L - Thu Oct 1 17:03:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not sure how old you are, but then it seems that you need this for academic purposes so here's a format that you can use hope this is helpful: Name Add Contact num: Email: Educational Highlights: (means your achievements in school, any achievement of any kind pertaining to academic performance) Seminars and Workshops (means all the seminars you've attended so far or if you had an activity in school) Organizations (if you have an organization in school list down together with your position, if your not an officer then write member to date) Personal Information (limit this to age, date of birth, gender, nationality, religion,) Educational Background (Where you've studied up to now) References (list atleast 3 together with their… [cont.]
Answered by EJ - Thu Oct 1 21:53:55 2009
Q. My homeroom teacher would be really honest about me in a recommendation (even though we're not on lovely terms), because she's known me and my habits/mannerisms the longest, but I overheard her asking for a resume from my classmate when he asked for a recommendation. I'm not sure how to format/begin/write a non-job resume. Help?
Asked by Kai L - Thu Oct 1 17:03:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not sure how old you are, but then it seems that you need this for academic purposes so here's a format that you can use hope this is helpful: Name Add Contact num: Email: Educational Highlights: (means your achievements in school, any achievement of any kind pertaining to academic performance) Seminars and Workshops (means all the seminars you've attended so far or if you had an activity in school) Organizations (if you have an organization in school list down together with your position, if your not an officer then write member to date) Personal Information (limit this to age, date of birth, gender, nationality, religion,) Educational Background (Where you've studied up to now) References (list atleast 3 together with their… [cont.]
Answered by EJ - Thu Oct 1 21:53:55 2009
What is the best resume writing software that I can buy to use on my computer?
Q. I would like to know what is generally considered to be the best resume writing software for use on a home computer. I would like to update my resume and really make a good one.
Asked by Andrew C - Tue Jan 15 20:07:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure about the best software, but if you have MS Works or MS Word there are templates that you may use. Hope this helps.
Answered by Jan C - Tue Jan 15 21:10:05 2008
Q. I would like to know what is generally considered to be the best resume writing software for use on a home computer. I would like to update my resume and really make a good one.
Asked by Andrew C - Tue Jan 15 20:07:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure about the best software, but if you have MS Works or MS Word there are templates that you may use. Hope this helps.
Answered by Jan C - Tue Jan 15 21:10:05 2008
Is there a professional resume writing service in the Nashville area?
Q. I need to consult a service that specializes in writing top notch resumes. I have searched using Google and have not found anything. I need a resume written for an executive, professional, or C-level position. If there are online services (or even a free service) that do this, let me know that as well.
Asked by Jonathan B - Sun Mar 9 00:28:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. My biggest advice is to NOT use those companies. They charge you a few hundred dollars, and honestly, they create the worst, hardest to read resumes, which will probably hinder your job search. I appreciate you are busy, but you will get that much more value out of just writing the resume yourself. In all honesty, the content of the resume is more important than the format. Regardless of how much you earn, you can still use a standard word template (in fact I would actually strongly suggest you do), with as little ruffles and lace as possible! Clean lines and not clutter. As content is most important, do you really think it makes any sense that you trust someone who has not done your job to write up your resume? Also, I see too… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Diddy - Sat Mar 15 02:47:16 2008
Q. I need to consult a service that specializes in writing top notch resumes. I have searched using Google and have not found anything. I need a resume written for an executive, professional, or C-level position. If there are online services (or even a free service) that do this, let me know that as well.
Asked by Jonathan B - Sun Mar 9 00:28:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. My biggest advice is to NOT use those companies. They charge you a few hundred dollars, and honestly, they create the worst, hardest to read resumes, which will probably hinder your job search. I appreciate you are busy, but you will get that much more value out of just writing the resume yourself. In all honesty, the content of the resume is more important than the format. Regardless of how much you earn, you can still use a standard word template (in fact I would actually strongly suggest you do), with as little ruffles and lace as possible! Clean lines and not clutter. As content is most important, do you really think it makes any sense that you trust someone who has not done your job to write up your resume? Also, I see too… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Diddy - Sat Mar 15 02:47:16 2008
How to write a resume for a college endowment?
Q. I am a freshman at the University of Findlay and we are supposed to include a resume as part of our application for an endowment scholarship for 2010-2011. The only problem is, I don't know how to write a resume Since I only had one job. I've been looking at resume templates online, but they're either resumes for getting into college, applying for a job, or applying to grad school. Does anyone know a resume template for a college endowment?
Asked by Zach H - Fri Feb 5 15:52:48 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am a freshman at the University of Findlay and we are supposed to include a resume as part of our application for an endowment scholarship for 2010-2011. The only problem is, I don't know how to write a resume Since I only had one job. I've been looking at resume templates online, but they're either resumes for getting into college, applying for a job, or applying to grad school. Does anyone know a resume template for a college endowment?
Asked by Zach H - Fri Feb 5 15:52:48 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
How much would you be willing to pay for a professional resume?
Q. I'm trying to start an online resume writing service. Since I am in HR and part of my job is to screen resumes, I figured that I would start writing professional resumes. I come in contact with many qualified people who do not portray themselves well on the resume. Due to the recession I know money is tight for most people but I don't want to give my service for free. What price would you pay or do you think is fair to charge for resumes based on the current economic condition?
Asked by nfl fan - Sun Jan 3 18:43:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm trying to start an online resume writing service. Since I am in HR and part of my job is to screen resumes, I figured that I would start writing professional resumes. I come in contact with many qualified people who do not portray themselves well on the resume. Due to the recession I know money is tight for most people but I don't want to give my service for free. What price would you pay or do you think is fair to charge for resumes based on the current economic condition?
Asked by nfl fan - Sun Jan 3 18:43:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How can a nonexperienced person write a resume?
Q. I am a senior in highschool, and I do not know how to write a resume. I would like to know either the easiest way to write a resume, or recieve different resume formats.
Asked by Justin B - Sun Mar 4 21:25:09 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. find a template. if you have Microsoft Works or Microsoft Office installed on your computer, sometimes they have premade templates and all you would have to do is fill in your information. If you don't have that, then go to google and seach "how to make a resume" or something similar.
Answered by julz! - Sun Mar 4 21:33:44 2007
Q. I am a senior in highschool, and I do not know how to write a resume. I would like to know either the easiest way to write a resume, or recieve different resume formats.
Asked by Justin B - Sun Mar 4 21:25:09 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. find a template. if you have Microsoft Works or Microsoft Office installed on your computer, sometimes they have premade templates and all you would have to do is fill in your information. If you don't have that, then go to google and seach "how to make a resume" or something similar.
Answered by julz! - Sun Mar 4 21:33:44 2007
What are the tips for drafting an impressive resume?
Q. What are the tips for drafting an impressive resume? Tell me what type of format should we use for resume ? Also please provide me a sample of best resume that which influence an employer to win a job?
Asked by Raashi - Thu May 31 05:41:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. good lay-out, keep it to 1 page
Answered by DennistheMenace - Thu May 31 10:51:40 2007
Q. What are the tips for drafting an impressive resume? Tell me what type of format should we use for resume ? Also please provide me a sample of best resume that which influence an employer to win a job?
Asked by Raashi - Thu May 31 05:41:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. good lay-out, keep it to 1 page
Answered by DennistheMenace - Thu May 31 10:51:40 2007
What would you put in an educators professional resume?
Q. I have to turn my resume in with a grant proposal. What type of items would you include to fluff up/make look interesting a educators resume. I haven't rewritten my resume in years and I would like some feedback.
Asked by chieko - Fri May 18 21:55:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Artifacts that are related to the theme of your grant proposal. Did you have professional dev. that is related. Have you engaged your students or fellow teachers in a project that is related. Any professional development that was taken or given by you shows leadership. Grantors want leaders.
Answered by snnoogles - Fri May 18 22:36:37 2007
Q. I have to turn my resume in with a grant proposal. What type of items would you include to fluff up/make look interesting a educators resume. I haven't rewritten my resume in years and I would like some feedback.
Asked by chieko - Fri May 18 21:55:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Artifacts that are related to the theme of your grant proposal. Did you have professional dev. that is related. Have you engaged your students or fellow teachers in a project that is related. Any professional development that was taken or given by you shows leadership. Grantors want leaders.
Answered by snnoogles - Fri May 18 22:36:37 2007
Why when I upload my resume THESE types of companies inquire?
Q. Hi, I recently uploaded my resume to the career builder site (I am a recent college graduate looking to get into real estate or financial services/banking industries) and I am getting a lot of unsolicited email regarding my resume from insurance and financial planning companies. More than anything, I am just curious why it is that these types of companies recruit in this manner. Should I be careful to apply for a job through these means? Any and all input appreciated! Does anyone have some input?
Asked by commandercoolage - Tue Feb 2 21:45:46 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Hi, I recently uploaded my resume to the career builder site (I am a recent college graduate looking to get into real estate or financial services/banking industries) and I am getting a lot of unsolicited email regarding my resume from insurance and financial planning companies. More than anything, I am just curious why it is that these types of companies recruit in this manner. Should I be careful to apply for a job through these means? Any and all input appreciated! Does anyone have some input?
Asked by commandercoolage - Tue Feb 2 21:45:46 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
How do i make a resume if i have NO previous work experience?
Q. Help please i want to apply for a summer job. I just turned 15 and i'm desperate for a summer job. How do you make a resume? (Any sites/links would be helpful) And what things do you include in resumes? ~ I volunteered in middle school if that counts. But i haven't had a previous job before.
Asked by * Missy * - Mon Jun 29 16:53:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi. The one thing you have working for you is your age. All employers will recognize that you won't have previous work experience and will not count that against you. In fact, there are not many 15 year-olds that take the time to even write a resume so you are already at an advantage. I wrote an article about this that you may find helpful: You want to write a functional resume -- that means that you write out who you are as a person, including your skills and talents on the top of the page, then write out some of the things you've done (your volunteer work is perfect for this). In your resume, focus on the volunteering you've done, what you did in volunteering, and how you made a positive impact at the place you volunteered at. It' [cont.]
Answered by Eric - Tue Jun 30 00:20:45 2009
Q. Help please i want to apply for a summer job. I just turned 15 and i'm desperate for a summer job. How do you make a resume? (Any sites/links would be helpful) And what things do you include in resumes? ~ I volunteered in middle school if that counts. But i haven't had a previous job before.
Asked by * Missy * - Mon Jun 29 16:53:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi. The one thing you have working for you is your age. All employers will recognize that you won't have previous work experience and will not count that against you. In fact, there are not many 15 year-olds that take the time to even write a resume so you are already at an advantage. I wrote an article about this that you may find helpful: You want to write a functional resume -- that means that you write out who you are as a person, including your skills and talents on the top of the page, then write out some of the things you've done (your volunteer work is perfect for this). In your resume, focus on the volunteering you've done, what you did in volunteering, and how you made a positive impact at the place you volunteered at. It' [cont.]
Answered by Eric - Tue Jun 30 00:20:45 2009
How can I make my resume look appealing to managers in the food service industry?
Q. I'm 21 and my resume and background is filled with administrative and desk job stuff, but seeing as jobs are somewhat limited, I want to make my resume more open to server/waitress jobs as well. What's the best way to do this?
Asked by LC - Sun Jul 12 07:49:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Make sure your resume outlines the main qualifications that you DO have which can contribute to the new job. Get creative - but don't lie. There are a lot of transferable skills that fit no matter what job you have. Check out the link below and it will give you some great ideas.
Answered by history4me - Sun Jul 12 18:56:07 2009
Q. I'm 21 and my resume and background is filled with administrative and desk job stuff, but seeing as jobs are somewhat limited, I want to make my resume more open to server/waitress jobs as well. What's the best way to do this?
Asked by LC - Sun Jul 12 07:49:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Make sure your resume outlines the main qualifications that you DO have which can contribute to the new job. Get creative - but don't lie. There are a lot of transferable skills that fit no matter what job you have. Check out the link below and it will give you some great ideas.
Answered by history4me - Sun Jul 12 18:56:07 2009
What what I put on a resume under education if a person didn't finish high school?
Q. I am helping a friend out with a resume. This person didn't complete high school but is planning to go back to get their GED. What should I list under the "education" part of the resume or should I just leave it blank?
Asked by Mom of Two - Sat Mar 14 19:03:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many things you could put under education, regardless of whether they graduated or not. Consider the following: - Volunteering. Did they volunteer in the school library, cafeteria or computer lab? Were they a member of the grad committee? Did they get involved with student government? Work on the yearbook? - Work Experience Placements. Did they complete any internships or work experience placements? - Sports/Academic Accomplishments. Were they on the basketball team or on the chess club? How many years? Point out that this demonstrates teamwork skills, a strong work ethic and the ability to balance priorities. Add any championships or medals they earned, and any leadership experience such as team captain or coach. -… [cont.]
Answered by alternativeresumes.com - Sun Mar 15 12:05:17 2009
Q. I am helping a friend out with a resume. This person didn't complete high school but is planning to go back to get their GED. What should I list under the "education" part of the resume or should I just leave it blank?
Asked by Mom of Two - Sat Mar 14 19:03:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many things you could put under education, regardless of whether they graduated or not. Consider the following: - Volunteering. Did they volunteer in the school library, cafeteria or computer lab? Were they a member of the grad committee? Did they get involved with student government? Work on the yearbook? - Work Experience Placements. Did they complete any internships or work experience placements? - Sports/Academic Accomplishments. Were they on the basketball team or on the chess club? How many years? Point out that this demonstrates teamwork skills, a strong work ethic and the ability to balance priorities. Add any championships or medals they earned, and any leadership experience such as team captain or coach. -… [cont.]
Answered by alternativeresumes.com - Sun Mar 15 12:05:17 2009
How should I write on my resume that I took a few cooking classes and have kitchen safety knowledge?
Q. This is my resume for a resturant busboy or prep-chef. With the consideration that the main headers of my resume are: Objective Skills Work Experience Education Hobbies How should I put that I took some cooking classes in high school (home ec/foods). I was mainly thinking of putting those classes under skills with a small explination, or in education. How should I say it to be most appealing for a potential employer?
Asked by Paulk - Wed May 28 00:26:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just as a layperson, I would think that perhaps putting the names of the classes that you'd taken in high school as well as learning about kitchen safety and preventing food borne illness under the "education" section would be a good idea since you did take the courses while in high school. For the objective, it may be more on the simple side such as "Seeking a position as a restaurant busboy or preparatory-chef." Please don't take this the wrong way, but please do remember to use spell check (restaurant, explanation :) One doesn't necessarily need to list hobbies on a resume. It may ask on the job application though. And it's best to type at the bottom of the resume that 'References Available Upon Request' as opposed to providing… [cont.]
Answered by jannsody - Wed May 28 02:34:41 2008
Q. This is my resume for a resturant busboy or prep-chef. With the consideration that the main headers of my resume are: Objective Skills Work Experience Education Hobbies How should I put that I took some cooking classes in high school (home ec/foods). I was mainly thinking of putting those classes under skills with a small explination, or in education. How should I say it to be most appealing for a potential employer?
Asked by Paulk - Wed May 28 00:26:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just as a layperson, I would think that perhaps putting the names of the classes that you'd taken in high school as well as learning about kitchen safety and preventing food borne illness under the "education" section would be a good idea since you did take the courses while in high school. For the objective, it may be more on the simple side such as "Seeking a position as a restaurant busboy or preparatory-chef." Please don't take this the wrong way, but please do remember to use spell check (restaurant, explanation :) One doesn't necessarily need to list hobbies on a resume. It may ask on the job application though. And it's best to type at the bottom of the resume that 'References Available Upon Request' as opposed to providing… [cont.]
Answered by jannsody - Wed May 28 02:34:41 2008
What should a resume for applying for a sales associate be?
Q. Ive never worked in the field but i really want to and am looking into a job tomorrow on it and need a resume, what should I put on it? I have only done acting/performing ones. Please help.
Asked by equineriderfourlife - Tue Sep 23 22:09:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a good example but obviously it will be different since you don't have the same level of experience. Point is to highlight what you do have to offer in a professional manner- show that transferable skills! Good Luck! Name Address phone email sales and management professional profile Motivated sales and management professional with a solid record of experience and achievements that include market sales and profit. Sales experience is supported by earning #1 sales volume rankings; numerous performance awards; generating continuous annual revenue growth. Proven ability to establish rapport with all levels of professionals and individuals, conduct presentations that differentiate products and services from the competition,… [cont.]
Answered by boschyb - Tue Sep 23 22:18:49 2008
Q. Ive never worked in the field but i really want to and am looking into a job tomorrow on it and need a resume, what should I put on it? I have only done acting/performing ones. Please help.
Asked by equineriderfourlife - Tue Sep 23 22:09:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a good example but obviously it will be different since you don't have the same level of experience. Point is to highlight what you do have to offer in a professional manner- show that transferable skills! Good Luck! Name Address phone email sales and management professional profile Motivated sales and management professional with a solid record of experience and achievements that include market sales and profit. Sales experience is supported by earning #1 sales volume rankings; numerous performance awards; generating continuous annual revenue growth. Proven ability to establish rapport with all levels of professionals and individuals, conduct presentations that differentiate products and services from the competition,… [cont.]
Answered by boschyb - Tue Sep 23 22:18:49 2008
How do you follow up a resume submission to Human Resources?
Q. I recently applied for a job by sending my resume via email to the company's Human Resources department. I received an email confirming they are evaluating it. My question is: How do I follow up with HR on my resume? Anybody have good job hunting tips?
Asked by emartel01 - Mon Jan 28 20:23:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Send a follow up email expressing your interest in the job and highlight your strengths and experience as it pertains to the job you applied for. Keep it brief and close by asking if there is a convenient time you can speak to discuss your qualifications.
Answered by sacbea - Mon Jan 28 20:39:52 2008
Q. I recently applied for a job by sending my resume via email to the company's Human Resources department. I received an email confirming they are evaluating it. My question is: How do I follow up with HR on my resume? Anybody have good job hunting tips?
Asked by emartel01 - Mon Jan 28 20:23:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Send a follow up email expressing your interest in the job and highlight your strengths and experience as it pertains to the job you applied for. Keep it brief and close by asking if there is a convenient time you can speak to discuss your qualifications.
Answered by sacbea - Mon Jan 28 20:39:52 2008
What is a good resume objective for wanting to work with exceptional children?
Q. I need help with wiring a resume objective. I was a psychology major and I'm trying to get a job working with exceptional children in the school system.
Asked by Brit07 - Thu Aug 14 15:33:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rather than a job objective, put a job title at the top of your resume. Research the school districts and find out what your job title would be. It may be Special Education Assistant, or Special Needs Teacher, or something similar. Then, right below it, provide a short summary explaining why you are qualified for that position. This is preferable than an objective, which merely describes what you want, rather than what you offer. See below for an example. Good luck! special education assistant dedicated and resourceful psychology major with X years experience in child care, first aid and CPR certification, open availability during the school year, and a passion to work with exceptional children in the public school system. Michael… [cont.]
Answered by alternativeresumes.com - Fri Aug 15 14:11:31 2008
Q. I need help with wiring a resume objective. I was a psychology major and I'm trying to get a job working with exceptional children in the school system.
Asked by Brit07 - Thu Aug 14 15:33:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rather than a job objective, put a job title at the top of your resume. Research the school districts and find out what your job title would be. It may be Special Education Assistant, or Special Needs Teacher, or something similar. Then, right below it, provide a short summary explaining why you are qualified for that position. This is preferable than an objective, which merely describes what you want, rather than what you offer. See below for an example. Good luck! special education assistant dedicated and resourceful psychology major with X years experience in child care, first aid and CPR certification, open availability during the school year, and a passion to work with exceptional children in the public school system. Michael… [cont.]
Answered by alternativeresumes.com - Fri Aug 15 14:11:31 2008
What kind of resume would I need to write in order to win a Starbucks manager over?
Q. I'm applying for a position at Starbucks and after reading a few websites and books about writing resumes, I've decided that I need to write the perfect resume, one that will catch the reader's eye very shortly upon skimming over what I had to write. If you have worked at Starbucks, do work at Starbucks now, or have interviewed with them and written a resume for the company, PLEASE reply.
Asked by maciii - Mon Sep 14 16:45:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that it would be best to have someone professional write it for you. That's what I did when I first started applying to jobs and it made a difference. Though I didn't have as much experience, my resume looked professional and was easy to read. I used University Language to write mine. They're not as expensive as some other resume-writing companies and did a great job with mine. Good luck!
Answered by Sue - Fri Sep 18 09:52:42 2009
Q. I'm applying for a position at Starbucks and after reading a few websites and books about writing resumes, I've decided that I need to write the perfect resume, one that will catch the reader's eye very shortly upon skimming over what I had to write. If you have worked at Starbucks, do work at Starbucks now, or have interviewed with them and written a resume for the company, PLEASE reply.
Asked by maciii - Mon Sep 14 16:45:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that it would be best to have someone professional write it for you. That's what I did when I first started applying to jobs and it made a difference. Though I didn't have as much experience, my resume looked professional and was easy to read. I used University Language to write mine. They're not as expensive as some other resume-writing companies and did a great job with mine. Good luck!
Answered by Sue - Fri Sep 18 09:52:42 2009
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