We talk a lot about resumes on this blog. And rightfully so. Professionally, it is someone's first impression of you. Whether your resume is posted on LinkedIn, or a Hiring Manager is reviewing after you submit if for a position, your resume speaks volumes about you. Not just your education and work history but also faux pas that can be found.
Do you have any deal breakers or your resume. Anything that might cause a Hiring Manager NOT to hire you.
Read the tips from FINS here on how you can remove the ten worse things you could put on your resume.
Do you have any of these ten on your resume?
With the introduction of "the cloud", calendar sharing options have exploded. You know longer have to physically sync a device which opens up the number of people who may have access to a calendar.
This can be an advantage but it can also cause complications, if everyone if not on the same page.
Follow these tips to allow for effective and considerate calendar sharing.
What are your tips for making a shared calendar work?
What tools are you using to locate your next job? Have you considered the benefit of using social media to power your search. This Job Mob article outlines why if your not already using social media, you should!
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How well are you managing your career? Even if you are currently employed, it is important to actively manage certain aspects of your career.
You stay in the loop and are more prepared for opportunities that may come your way.
Read this advice from Career Coach, Ford Myers on how to keep your career portfolio in check.
Is multitasking a good or bad practice? Do you get more done or just loose focus? Read Steve Tobak's take here, and see what you think.
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