Writing a Successful Resume

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Yes, this is another “How To” article about writing a resume. But what you might have learned from old interview books or when you were a junior in high school is not necessarily the latest in what employers are looking for in a resume. Some of the following information might be a repeat of what you have heard before, but some of it is going to be different from what you have previously believed about a successful resume. First of all, like any other writing project, preparation is the primary and most important step. A resume that is merely “thrown together” can be quickly spotted by Human Resource professionals and just as quickly cast aside. There are a few basics that must be included in this preparation. The resume must be focused on a particular field or job, clearly written, qualifications spelled out, and tailored to fit the desired position. In order to accomplish the preparatory steps, you have to know what you want; what field you are interested in, the career field or the job. You have to be specific and identify if not the particular job, at least the desired ...

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