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Special Cover Letter Considerations For Teachers

Cover letters for teachers need to emphasize qualifications as well as attitude. Education professionals need to come into the field with an attitude of service coupled with a commitment to excellence and a desire to work closely with students. It should reflect all of these points, as should resumes for teachers, and any other self marketing materials used by education professionals. When writing one for teachers most professional resume writers and job counselors take in...


Targeted Resumes - How to Target Your Resume to the Job You Want

Writing a general, one-size fits all resume won’t cut it in today’s competitive job market. You have to make an effort to stand apart from everyone else.


The Ideal Resume

When one goes for an interview, the potential employer has no idea of who the applicant is. In some cases, the person applied to the ad while others used a headhunter or job site on the internet and matched their credentials for the position. The first impression employers always look at is one’s resume. Given the many that apply, this usually takes about 30 seconds and so with the limited words, one must be sure that the resume is well written and grammatically correct. ...


The Lost Art Of Resume Thank You Letters.

Writing resume thank you letters is becoming more of a necessity in today’s ever competitive world. These days, you need to find a way to set yourself apart from the rest of the pack. It can be difficult to do so for a very sought after job. One way to give yourself an edge is to simply do the courteous and thoughtful act of mailing a thank you letter after your resume has been looked or even received. Employers want people who are not afraid to take risks and go the extra mil...


The Professional Resume and The Interview Trio

This article was written by Paul Freiberger who runs a resume writing service. This article describes various tactics that you can use to get your prospective employer's attention.


The Three Elements in a Winning Resume

As a recruiter, I've seen thousands of resumes ranging from very qualified and capable candidates all over the nation. These candidates span from every industry and from administrative professionals to C level corporate executives. Each time I review a resume, I would review it under the eyes of the hiring manager. Through their eyes, I tried to get a sense of who the candidate is and how they are wired.


Tips for Cover Letters to Get More Interviews

How to use a cover letter to get you more interviews. Tips on how to use bulleted or bold face formatting to get your resume noticed.


Tips To Creating Your Own Cover Letter Template

Using a cover letter template when job hunting is a logical and time saving measure. Your time is limited, so writing one basic one and using it as your template will simplify the application process, making you more efficient and hopefully employed all that much faster. A basic template can be either bulleted – sometimes called an Executive Summary – or in paragraph form. The paragraph form of cover letter template is more traditional and preferred by many for the neat ap...


What Are the Differences Between Telecommute Resumes and Standard Resumes?

Jobseekers often ask me what the difference is between a "standard" resume and a telecommute resume. So I have compiled this short article to explain those differences.


What Is a Resume?

A resume is a self-promotional document that presents you in the best possible light, for the purpose of being invited to a job interview...


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