October 2007
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Resume Tips
The Career Executive’s Arsenal: A Killer Resume and a Dynamic Executive Biography
If you’re a career executive, you know that your resume and biography must be much more than just sufficient—they need to be absolutely terrific!
Imagine you’re trapped in a foxhole. There’s a war going on and you need the best weapons you can get your hand on if you’re going to make it to safety. Think […]Popularity: 5%
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Employment News
More Retirees Relaunching Careers
Many retirees are returning to the workforce to overcome boredom and limited finances. Yet making a career comeback can be very problematic for those facing ageism and gaps in their work history. In their new book professional resume writers Louise Kursmark and Wendy Enelow help retirees address these issues and quickly […]
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Interview Tips
When Dressing for an Interview - Don’t Forget About Your Shoes!
When Linda Ellerbee reported the news on TV, her producer periodically attempte to get her to wear high heels and a skirt. Ellerbee, who always appeared to be glamorously and impeccably dressed, actually put her dress for success efforts into only the clothing and accessories she wore on the top half of her body.
Because she […]Popularity: 5%
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Resume Tips
The 2-Page Resume Rule Does Not Usually Apply to C-Level Executives
If you’re a CEO, COO, CIO, CTO or otherwise a top C-level executive, the usual rule of keeping a resume to no more than two pages does not apply to you.
How could it? You’ve one too much to list and describe on two measly pages. Nobody reaches your level of achievement in a few short […]Popularity: 32%
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Resume Tips
Employer Asking for an Executive Career Biography? Here is What You Need
Unlike a resume, an executive career biography is a one-page overview of a executive’s background written in the third person and comprised of a sequence of paragraphs that outline work experience and successes in a general way.
A resume is intended to create enough interest in you to get you an interview appointment. An executive bio, […]Popularity: 9%
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Employment News
Online Resource TheCareerProject.org is Now Free!
TheCareerProject.org is a new career research tool that allows people to learn the intimate details about thousands of jobs from the people who work them.
New York, NY (PRWEB) October 24, 2007 — Attention job seekers, TheCareerProject.org is now available for use… for free! Launched only six weeks ago, the newest and freshest […]Popularity: 9%
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Interview Tips
Dust Off Your Best Shoes: Contrary to Popular Belief, Casual Dress is not Interview Appropriate
“Casual Fridays” were a welcome relief when they first started happening about 10 years ago. Allowing casual attire in the office workplace one day a week came as welcome relief from the “spit and polish” suit-and-tie image workers were expected to convey on all the other days.
Unfortunately, two things happened that ultimately reduce the […]Popularity: 45%
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Employment News
Bill Conaty, General Electric’s Head of Human Resources to Headline at 9th Annual Corporate University Week
Leadership event for internal training organizations returns to Orlando, Nov 4-8, 2007
New York, NY (PRWEB) October 19, 2007 — GE’s legendary talent management guru, William J. Conaty presents an in-depth keynote interview and limited enrollment master class at IQPC’s 9th Annual Corporate University Week taking place from November 4-8, 2007 at […]Popularity: 9%
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Career Advice
Personal Branding: A Must Have Skill for Any Successful Business Leader
Personal branding is a must-have skill for any successful business leader. When you think of yourself like a brand, such as brand leaders Coke, Pepsi or Nike, you are on your way to defining yourself and your own terms.
Figure out what makes you different and make sure your answer grabs you and anyone you share […]Popularity: 3%
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Career Advice
C-Level Executive Leadership: Making a Difference in Business
As a C-Level Executive, you can really make a difference in business. Because you are at the height of management, your decisions are crucial to all the other operations of the agency or departments you supervise and develop.
When you are a C-Level Executive, it is imperative to keep learning and growing so you can continually […]Popularity: 7%
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