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Virtual Job Club Day 9: YOUR Resume!
Tory Johnson
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How many times have you written, rewritten and fiddled with that darn document? Just when you think it’s perfect, you discover a way to make it stronger. Or, perhaps you rarely look at it because you know it doesn’t do justice to your career, but you’re at a loss for how to fix it.
The irony is that you definitely can’t rely on your resume to get a job, but good luck getting one if your resume’s not in tip top shape.
So what exactly does it take to ensure you’re not dismissed because a piece of paper indicates that you’re overqualified, underqualified or not qualified at all?
Help is here.
Press play to hear resume pro Violet Nikolici Lowrey will deliver Part One of our RESUME REVAMP series with solid specifics on making your resume work for you. This call is about 20 minutes in length and you can listen to it anytime.
In the meantime, tell us what grade you’d give your resume and what worries you the most about this document. In addition, post specific questions that you’d like addressed in both Part One and Part Two of the RESUME REVAMP series.
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- Resume Gap? Think Outside the Box
- Join My Virtual Job Club
- Virtual Job Club Day 1: Aug 22
- Virtual Job Club Day 2: No more YES, BUT!
- Virtual Job Club Day 3: Congrats for Coming Clean!
- Virtual Job Club Day 4: Tackling the Potential Obstacles
- Virtual Job Club Day 5: The Fun Part
- Virtual Job Club Day 6: What’s YOUR Story?
- Virtual Job Club Day 7: What’s YOUR Brand in a Sentence?
- Virtual Job Club Day 8: Are YOU Relevant?
My resume is of quality, “A” material. I used bullet point, chronological order by company/position held. Your branding excersice, brought the thought to mind that I should use my brand under my name and contact information. Years ago, it was called “Objective:”