Resumes That Work [Career Path]

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	November 2010
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In this issue Complimentary Teleclass Three Critical Keys to Transition Into Your Ideal Career Career Corner Resume Writing: How to Organize Your Resume Manage your subscription Click the "Update" or "Cancel" links at the end Check it Out Jumpstart Your Job Search Home Study Program - Includes the most important components of a job search and gives step-by-step instructions to help you be successful. There are four main sections of the program: cover letter creation, resume writing, interview preparation, and job search strategy.  Read more here Hello Isodifj, Happy Fall! The leaves are starting to turn here in Atlanta. We had a beautiful Halloween weekend and Vaughn’s fire truck costume was a hit! He got lots of compliments on it. Here’s a pic and more on my blog. Hope that you have a great Thanksgiving. This issue will help you with your job search. Career Corner shows you how to re-organize your resume for maximum results. Check out our Complimentary Career Advice below, this handy resume checklist and our free report to help you get back in the driver’s seat with your job search. Complimentary Career Advice: Teleclass Three Critical Keys to Transition Into Your Ideal Career - Discover live the 3 things you need to know in order to transition into a career you LOVE. Register for the free teleclass here Article I was honored to be featured in this article: "Older Workers' Tough Plight to Find Work" FOX Business - October 5, 2010. See you next month! Here's to having a career you love, Hallie Crawford, Certified Career Coach Free Report - Take Control of Your Career Transition Are you frustrated with your job search? Do you continue to send out resumes with no results? Do you need help finding hidden job opportunities? If you answered YES! to any of the above, request your FREE report  * immediate access* Career Corner Resume Writing: How to Organize Your Resume (Excerpt, read full article here) Writing out your career resume can be a daunting task. Whether it's the very first resume you've ever created, or you're trying to reconstruct your resume for a brand new field, sometimes it's tough to know what to include or where to begin. Even if you're having a professional resume writer create your resume for a fee, you still need to compile the information so the writer can incorporate it into your resume. Organizing your resume and figuring out what to include can be challenging. Your resume is important because you want it to stand out from your competition. Human Resources usually look through thousands of resumes. Organizing your resume in an easy to read and professional way will help keep you out of the trash. Important note: Many job hunters discount the importance of the cover letter that accompanies the resume – or overlook its importance entirely. A solid cover letter is key… it is your first chance to communicate with their potential boss or employer. Check out tips on writing a cover letter here. Here are the 5 steps you need to take when you are writing your resume, or when you are preparing to have a professional resume writer write it for you. Read the entire article here. *If you need help with your job search, contact us for a complimentary consultation.* "The whole process of working on my resume and cover letter proved to be cathartic and made me feel optimistic about my future..."~Dana, Baltimore, MD read more testimonials here If you'd like to use these tips in your newsletter or website click here for guidelines. Want to see more tips like this one? Visit and bookmark my Career Tips Blog. Hallie Recommends Sandy Weaver Carman - Sandy is an amazing resource for using audio for marketing purposes. She is easy to work with, professional and quick! Check her out. Resume Cheat Sheet – DO’s - A quick checklist for you to refer to when editing an old resume or writing your first resume. Send this newsletter to a friend! Receive this from a friend? Subscribe here. Manage your subscription: Click the "Update" or "Cancel" links below. Your information is safe. HallieCrawford.com, LLC will never share your email address with anyone.   About Hallie Crawford www.HallieCrawford.com 877-298-6444
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