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Mid-Level Professionals: Tailoring a Resume to Get that Management Promotion

06.13.07 | Comment?

Mid-level professionals, when using a wise strategic approach to getting a promotion higher in management, frequently tailor their resumes to the particular job being sought. For these people who are already far along in their careers and seeking advancement rather than an entry-level opportunity tailor the resume specifically to target the job they want is the best move. If they are striving for promotion at a company they are already working at they may or may not be noticed. Often times, as with the ancient proverb of a prophet in his own land, a mid-level manager may be a tried and true professional management can count on, but they may not normally think of him or her as upper management material.Tailoring the resume can point out to management the unique contributions the mid-level professional makes on paper, on the resume, in a way that is clear and plain but does not seem like “bragging.” Tailoring the resume specifically for a job allows the resume to “toot your own horn for you.” Since resumes can be generated on computer and altered according to the position, it is wise to have several versions of a resume depending on the position coming up. A professional résumé writer is experienced in this area and can always help you tailor your resume appropriately.

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