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4 Steps to a killer resume

Dwain Celistan · Monday, June 22nd 2009 at 10:52AM · 95 views
There are four steps to insure your resume differentiates you from other candidates. Clarify your objective for the next role, provide objective, quantifiable accomplishments for the positions you've had over the past 5 years. More is included in the article http://careeraccelerationcoach.com/index.p...

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crystal smith Monday, June 22nd 2009 at 4:01PM

Hey dwain, good advise. How do you feel about the two and three page resume. I don't agree because it takes time to view them and most people, if they are interested will see ur resume as an introduction and will interview u if they want more. I have spoken to several hr reps a couple who are friends of mine in the company i work for. However a couple of my peers disagree. In these times with all the applicants out there i don't think that someone would want to spend all of that time reading ur biography.

Dwain Celistan Monday, June 22nd 2009 at 7:13PM

Two pages are the maximum for a resume regardless of experience. The emphasis in this market is on the most recent 3-5 years.

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