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July 27th, 2010 | 
Author: When applying for a specific position, it’s essential that you include keywords on your resume:
- Keywords that reflect your field of expertise
- Keywords that were used in the job posting, as many companies use software to evaluate how well a person’s skills match with those listed in the job posting
Companies are receiving thousands of resumes each day, so yours needs to stand out among all the others. Here’s how:
- Be a match. If you are interested in applying for a specific position, be sure to research the company and thoroughly go over the job description and position requirements. If they list specific requirements and you have experience that fits what they are looking for, highlight this information clearly on your resume so the reader can quickly see that you “match” the position. Use caution that you aren’t repeating the exact phrasing from the advertisement—use the keywords that will identify you as a match. Also, don’t rule yourself out even if you feel you’re not a close match. Send the resume and let the employer decide.
- Be concise. In addition to your duties with current and past employers, it is important to include contributions and achievements, as well as your educational background—but don’t overdo it. A resume is basically an advertisement, and your goal is to create enough interest that the organization will want to learn more about you by telephone or in a face-to-face interview. When a resume contains too many heavy details, you run the risk of overloading the reader, which can result in him or her missing important accomplishments you have achieved during your career. A prospective employer isn’t going to take the time to read a resume that is too lengthy.
- Be active and persistent. Finally, if you have been part of a reduction in workforce, be assured that you will eventually successfully land a job. Treat your job search like you treated your full-time job—dedicate your time to it every day. Many times when someone is no longer working, they feel lost and unsure, but the key to triumphing over this situation is to commit to beginning the search process and moving forward from there. Get out there and make things happen!
- If you need professional help – Get It. The question I am often asked is “why should I spend my precious money on a resume that I can write myself?” Then let me ask you a question that I often hear Dr. Phil ask on his show – “How’s that working for you?” If it isn’t, then it’s time to get the help from the professionals at Resume Edge. Don’t put it off any longer, it’s not an expense, it’s an investment – IN YOU!
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How to Get Help With Your Resume
By Alison Doyle, About.com
Do you need resume help? Writing a resume is hard work and it’s important to get help, or at least have your resume reviewed, before you send it to employers. There are quite a few options available for getting help with your resume.
If you’re a college student or alumnus, the career services office at your alma mater may be able to help you with resume writing and with resume reviews. There are professional resume writing services that will write or edit your resume, for a fee. Other options include reviewing samples and Templates to get an idea of what a good resume should look like. Another thing that scares most people is the job interview, although this is the object of every resume. Find out more about help with interviewing here!
