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Resume Help
Asked by L.T. from Dallas
on January 27, 2010
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I am attemptng to draft my first resume in 10 years. the problem is that I am at the same job I started when I graduated high sshool. I have worked through college, ...
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- I had the same problem with my last company. What I did was just to break out the different positions you held with the company as if they were with separate companies...
- That's wonderful that you've been able to keep your job that long. What I would suggest is to write down every position you've at that company or at least the last fi...
- Make your resume dynamic and able to be quickly scanned--no longer than 1 page. Use popular buzz words that will not only attract the human eye but also catch the atte...
Resume HELP!!!!
Asked by M.T. from Kansas City
on December 15, 2011
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Ok, so it has been over 4-5 years since I have had a need for a resume and at that point I really didn't even need it to be perfect (former coworker hired me and knew ...
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- My only answer is for #2 - don't leave it off. Some employers consider that lying on your resume and will automatically disqualify you.
- CONGRATS on a lengthy time at the same company!!! ACE HARDWARE 2000 - present. 2000 - 2001 Cashier bullets about what you did 2001 - 2003 - Lead Cashier bul...
- For #1, you should list the different jobs you did. List the most recent and most impressive first, with the lowest level at the bottom. If some of the jobs had basic...
Resume Question
Asked by S.C. from Fort Wayne
on August 12, 2010
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I'm looking to get back into the work force after being a SAHM for 2 years. How do I explain that gap of employment on my resume? Is it OK to put that I was a Stay At ...
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- I didn't read the other answers, but since I was recently laid off my former employer paid for a management company to help all of us with our job search. One thing yo...
- I recieve resumes all day. I decide who gets a call back and who doesn't. So, I have a differant perspective to add. I do read cover letters if they aren't boring, ...
- Yes, it's ok to say you were a SAHM, but everyone is aware of what a mom does so no need to put it on your resume. Since the position is for a lactation consult, I wo...
Cover Letter & Resume
Asked by R.O. from Kansas City
on July 16, 2010
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Hi Ladies, I need help with putting together a cover letter and resume. I was thinking of going to the library but not sure if they have someone who could help me put ...
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- Talk to friends---let them know you are seeking work and let them help you network, and advise you in any way they can. There may not be someone employed by the libra...
- emurse.com is the best, easiest tool I've used. Completely free too!
- Go to your local workforce center...almost all cities have some sort of Govn't agency whose job it is to help you find work. They have job banks, classes on resume wri...
Writing a Resume After 10 years...Need Help!
Asked by M.J. from Denver
on September 18, 2011
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So, after 10 years of being a SAHM, it is now time for me to return to the workforce. So, I'm trying to write up my resume, and I have to admit that I am having troub...
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- household manager. I would hire you, I know what all it takes to multitask while raising children! Look up the saying about how much a stay at home mom would make if ...
- Hi M., I went through exactly this a few years ago. The things I put on mine were, of course, all volunteer positions. I put Cub Scouts, PTA offices held, baseball le...
- Maybe you could try emphasizing skills--communication, mediation, clam Under Pressure, ability to multitask, seeing projects through to the end, those kinds of thing...
SAHM Gap in Resume - How Do You 'List' the Time You Stayed Home
Asked by L. from Dallas
on June 4, 2007
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I'm a SAHM since September and wanted to update my resume with all my previous work experience before I forget all the things I worked on. My last position ended in A...
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- Hi There, I landed a great job after 1 1/2 years off and simply put the dates with "Family Commitment". They will ask if they are interested and it will NOT be an iss...
- L., As an employer, and a mom, this is what I love to see on a resume. "Mom" listed with all the things that are done in a day. Therefore you are not questioned ...
- Hi L., I've listed below a few websites that may help you. I've been at home for nearly 11 years now. I don't plan to go back to work for anyone else ever if I ca...
How Do I Word My Skills, Ex-daycare Provider(for Resume)?
Asked by Y.I. from Dallas
on April 3, 2010
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I was a professional registered daycare provider for 15 1/2 years. I am having trouble wording all of my skills from over the years.
Can anyone help?
Lonie I. (Y.)
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- For one, list it on the resume as: Registered Child Care Owner/Operator Take the other suggestions given to list the actual aspects of that position. I love the...
- If you search the internet for resume help you will see many examples of how to word your resume and also the format. Keep it to one page and be sure to use key words...
- Microsoft word has a thersaus use it!! I recently took a class over developing resumes. It works wonders in making boring words sound more professional.Just list anyth...
Appyling for Jobs
Asked by S.G. from Saginaw
on July 7, 2010
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I have a degree in Culinary Arts, specilizing in Pastry/Baking. I lived in a major city with plenty of work. I am getting divorced and had to move back home with my pa...
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- From personal experience, stick to what you went to school for. The moment you come off that track, you are destined to be something you did not want to be and have t...
- If you think you can do the job (and learn the missing skills on the job), apply for it. At the interview, sell yourself as a fast learner and make sure that they und...
- Add your transferrable skills to your resume, by that I mean computer skills and anything else you think would help in the position for which you are applying. Also, d...
Going Back to Work
Asked by E.P. from Dallas
on June 22, 2011
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After 16 years as a Stay-at-Home mom I find myself in need of employment. I had thought about hiring a resume company to help me put together something but find that t...
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- Good advice, so far! Also, make sure you are knowledgeable about modern office practices, machines, computer programs, phone systems, etc. I know you know that a l...
- They have a lot of good free information and help on line for resume's. Good Luck.
- Contact a staffing company. They will be able to assess your skills and help with the resume. Since you have been out of the workforce for 16 years, technology has c...
Mention Periods of Unemployment
Asked by M.D. from Corpus Christi
on October 15, 2011
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I know this has been discussed before but I cant find it. When applying for a job- should you mention the periods of unemployment on your cover letter? I have a dece...
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- Just put it in your resume as, 'office manager'...that's what you were, correct???? If they want they can question you about it, look them in the eye without & without...
- Include the paperwork end of your hubby's business on your resume as a self employment listing, if this is something that you always do in between outside jobs it can ...
- As a recruiter, yes, I want you to mention what you did during a 10 year period. I don't go back more than 10 years....if I want more detail than that - I'll ask for i...
