Articles associated with topic: resume writing tips

• Be Ready for an Interview at a Moment's Notice

  If a recruiter calls you with a particularly interesting position, delivering your resume in a few minutes rather than scrambling to revamp it at lunch can give you an advantage. It demonstrates…
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  Question: Are You Just Venting in Blog Comments, Or Do You Really Mean It?

  Okay, I have an honest question. I'm trying to figure out whether the comments posted to our items about hiring or career strategies is just venting, or do you really mean it? In other words, do…
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  You Must, MUST, Customize Your Approach if You Want to Get the Job

  For one moment, imagine you're a recruiter. Your responsibility is to take a job requisition and its list of desired skills, experience and personality traits, review hundreds of resumes, and con…
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  Three Reasons No One Is Asking You in for an Interview

  Getting a job interview can be tough, especially with the tremendous competition for each position. Even if you are qualified, you can easily miss out. If that's your case, it's time to seriously…
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  Women Pioneering Tech Innovation at Disney

  Every woman and non-binary technologist at Disney is essential to bringing our world-class stories and immersive experiences to life. Their unique and diverse perspectives foster our culture of i…

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  Your Resume's Key Is a Strong Career Summary. Prepare to Write

  Resumes are so much fun. Not. There are 453 tidbits that can cause your resume to get thrown into the junk pile -- and half of them conflict with each other. What we are forced to do, then, is to…
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  Look Behind the Curtain: Demystifying HR's Recruiting Process

  From the time an IT manager identifies a hiring need until a new employee moves into their cubicle, an arduous process takes place in corporate HR departments. Although each company puts its own…
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  Turn Your Resume into a Marketing Document

  Outside of a referral from your business network, your rockin' resume is the only way to get an interview (The really good news: most resumes suck). If your resume is one that shows what you did…
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  DiceTV: How to Use Your Resume to Showcase Your Potential

  The Script Traditionally, a resume focuses on a job seeker’s prior accomplishments instead of their potential, but today I’m revealing some ways to change that during a segment we like to call, “…
• How to Identify Those Hidden Strengths When Writing Your Resume

  When building your resume, you need to project your work strengths: what you do well on the job. The reason to do this is to help managers focus on the business results of your work and to differ…
• You'll Stand Out By Giving Employers What They Want

  Refusing to follow employer protocols or meet their expectations can hurt your chances in a competitive job market. It's no secret that employers expect candidates to research their company and c…
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  Why Training and Retaining Tech Talent Is Key to Keeping Employees Happy

  Remarkably, 42% of employees who have voluntarily left their organization in the past year have reported that their manager or organization could have done something to stop them from leaving, ac…

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