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Just like college students, professionals and executives, IT professionals or engineers need their own type of resume. The important thing to remember is to use industry-specific words, but make sure someone outside of your distinct position can understand what you do at work. Scientific and technical careers can be hard to describe because of all of the jargon, but help is available.
Read It. Read it, take a break and read it again. After you write your resume, go over it several times. It is a good idea to walk away from the document, sleep on it and then make more revisions in the morning. Remember, your resume is your personal testament that you are the right person for the job. Spelling or grammatical errors show a future employer that you are willing to send in sloppy work. Not so much of a writer? Enlist a grammar-savvy friend who can find mistakes that you might not catch. You will be surprised at what someone else might find.
Accept Help. Resume writing is a tricky business. If everyone knew how to do it well, there wouldn't be so many companies offering to do it for you. Many resume writing services will write your college, professional, executive or technical resume in addition to your resume cover letter and thank you letter. Writing services are excellent at turning your years of experience into a concise resume packed full of keywords that potential employers are looking for when weeding out qualified candidates. Not convinced? Most companies offer samples on their website so that you can get a good feel of their style of work.
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About Robin Ryan
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Robin Ryan is America’s top Career Counselor. She has published articles in a wide
array of publications including such prestigious magazines as Money, Business Week
and Newsweek and in such newspapers as the Wall Street |
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Journal and New York Times. She is also a regular columnist for Dr. Phil’s web site. |
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