It's always good to stand out and make a positive impression. When entering the workforce, you should strive to be creative, unique and let your individual skills shine. While most people know not to use scented paper, graphics and colors, here are a few additional tips on how to write an effective resume.
[Infographic] The Nitty-Gritty of Resume Font, Size, And Formats
Posted by
Staff Editor
•
-
Dante K •Highly descriptive post, I liked that bit. Will there be a part 2? -
Agus •Yes, Donna, there are many qualified professionals like you and me. I am busy and my plate is full but every time I read a newspaper article with the issues job seekers face or watch TV, I wonder why the obvious answer is never given. There are compassionate, caring professionals all over the web, on Twitter, on Facebook, and on LinkedIn. The argument can be made that the job seeker can't afford our services and maybe that is true but when I hear, oops, I can't afford you, I have to stretch my unemployment as long as I can, I wonder if they are listening to themselves. Without help, yes, the job search can be very long. With help, it can still take time but your clients and mine are getting interviews and winning new positions.
-
CAROL W •VERY USEFUL INFORMATION ON RESUME WRITING - GOOD JOB!!!
Become a member to take advantage of more features, like commenting and voting.
Register or sign in today!