Your resume is the first, best way for you to get an employers attention. If you have done a lot of interesting things in your life, you may feel compelled to list them all on your resume. This is wrong, and this video will explain how and why streamlining your resume will help you land an interview.
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6 Surprisingly Simple Résumé Dos & Don'ts Most People Forget
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CC in a Physical Business Letter
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Properly fold a letter and place it into an envelope
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Write a bid letter for a job
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Properly fold a letter and look professional
Résumé Hack:
Use a Word Cloud to Find the Most Important Keywords in a Job Description
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Respond to a request for a letter of recommendation
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Write a cover letter in 30 seconds using a Mac
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Apply for unemployment in New York
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Answer the interview question "Why should I hire you?"
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Write a professional business thank-you letter
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Become a notary and use it to your advantage
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List transferable skills on your resume
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Answer interview questions about your long range goals
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Hack Your Resume to Fool Keyword-Hunting Robots & Land Yourself More Interviews (The Evil Way)
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Create a resume using PowerPoint
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Write a resume in the table format
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Conduct a job interview & weed out unqualified people
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Answer the "How do you stay current?" question
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Complete Continued Claim forms to maintain unemployment benefits in California
How To:
CC in a Physical Business Letter
How To:
Properly fold a letter and place it into an envelope
How To:
Write a bid letter for a job
How To:
Properly fold a letter and look professional
Résumé Hack:
Use a Word Cloud to Find the Most Important Keywords in a Job Description
How To:
Respond to a request for a letter of recommendation
How To:
Write a cover letter in 30 seconds using a Mac
How To:
Apply for unemployment in New York
How To:
Answer the interview question "Why should I hire you?"
How To:
Write a professional business thank-you letter
How To:
Become a notary and use it to your advantage
How To:
List transferable skills on your resume
How To:
Answer interview questions about your long range goals
How To:
Hack Your Resume to Fool Keyword-Hunting Robots & Land Yourself More Interviews (The Evil Way)
How To:
Create a resume using PowerPoint
How To:
Write a resume in the table format
How To:
Conduct a job interview & weed out unqualified people
How To:
Answer the "How do you stay current?" question
How To:
Complete Continued Claim forms to maintain unemployment benefits in California
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Answer the "Tell me about yourself" question
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I recommend that readers to view the video, How to Streamline and shorten your resume if it is too long, multiple times. Just enjoy the video on the first viewing. The second viewing should be to take notes. Later viewing are useful to refresh your memory of the material and to catch any information that was missed in earlier viewings. Enjoy.
Luchrista Cobb
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